David Nolan Gallery Moves from Upper East Side to Bigger Space in Tribeca
02-09-2026 16:32 via artnews.com

David Nolan Gallery Moves from Upper East Side to Bigger Space in Tribeca

Striking a defiant tone at a time when the future of the gallery ecosystem remains unknown, David Nolan announced a move for his namesake gallery from New York’s Upper East Side to a bigger space in Tribeca.“At a time when the art world is contracting, in my usual subversive fashion, I wanted to place a bet on the industry and show my confidence in my artists and long-time collectors, along with expanding our collaborations with other galleries outside the U.S.,” Nolan said in
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