Luhring Augustine Tribeca

Luhring Augustine has played a pivotal role in the contemporary art world since its founding in 1985 by Lawrence Luhring and Roland Augustine. Over the decades, the gallery has built a reputation for presenting bold and thoughtful exhibitions that span both the forefront of contemporary practice and significant historical movements. Representing a diverse and global roster of over thirty artists and estates, Luhring Augustine is known for its commitment to long-term collaboration and its deep support for the evolution of each artist’s vision.

The gallery’s dual spaces in New York—its long-standing location in Chelsea and the more recently opened outpost in Tribeca—offer distinct environments for its innovative programming. While Chelsea continues to serve as a hub for major exhibitions and ambitious installations, the Tribeca location allows for more intimate encounters with individual works and artist-driven concepts, broadening the gallery’s reach and versatility.

Luhring Augustine’s curatorial range reflects a passion for both cutting-edge art and historical depth. Its exhibitions highlight the full spectrum of artistic expression—from conceptual and minimal practices to performance, sculpture, photography, and beyond. This blend of historical awareness and contemporary relevance positions the gallery as a critical space for dialogue between past and present.

At the heart of Luhring Augustine’s ethos is a deep respect for artistic integrity and a belief in fostering relationships that endure. Whether working with internationally acclaimed figures or lesser-known voices, the gallery offers tailored support to artists while engaging curators, institutions, and collectors in meaningful partnerships.

With a dedication to excellence, scholarship, and cultural engagement, Luhring Augustine continues to shape and elevate the art world, providing a platform where innovation, history, and collaboration intersect.