Jane Lombard Gallery

Since its founding in 1995, Jane Lombard Gallery has been a dynamic force in New York's contemporary art scene, renowned for its commitment to presenting work that engages deeply with today’s cultural, social, and political challenges. Originally established as Lombard Freid Projects in SoHo, the gallery quickly garnered attention for its progressive curatorial approach and its embrace of a global artistic dialogue.

Now based in Tribeca, the gallery maintains a strong focus on artists whose practices push boundaries and provoke thought. Whether through painting, installation, sculpture, photography, or video, the gallery’s program reflects a dedication to exploring diverse perspectives and untold narratives. Its roster features international artists united by a desire to question, critique, and expand conventional understandings of contemporary life.

Over the years, Jane Lombard Gallery has cultivated a reputation not only for its exhibitions, but also for fostering meaningful collaborations with major institutions around the world. The gallery’s artists have been prominently featured in leading biennials and museum exhibitions, including Lee Kit’s introspective presentation at the Walker Art Center, Michael Rakowitz’s critically acclaimed traveling retrospective, Dan Perjovschi’s participation in Documenta, and LuYang’s contribution to the Venice Biennale.

By nurturing both emerging and established artists, the gallery has remained at the forefront of curatorial innovation. It is a place where artists are encouraged to take risks and where audiences are invited to engage with work that challenges the status quo. Each exhibition at Jane Lombard Gallery invites dialogue, reflection, and a deeper consideration of the world we live in.

Through its enduring dedication to critical engagement and artistic exploration, Jane Lombard Gallery continues to serve as an essential platform for visionary voices and a respected space for contemporary art in New York and beyond.