James Cohan Gallery, with its dual locations in the heart of Tribeca, New York, stands as a dynamic platform for contemporary art. Since its founding in 1999, the gallery has cultivated a reputation for representing a diverse group of artists from around the globe, showcasing work that spans a range of media and conceptual approaches. Whether through solo exhibitions or thoughtfully curated group shows, James Cohan consistently explores the evolving language of contemporary visual culture.
The gallery represents artists whose practices are rooted in deep research, narrative, and experimentation. Its program features both emerging voices and internationally acclaimed figures, offering audiences access to work that resonates with cultural history, identity, and modern-day experience. From bold painting to immersive installation and new media, the exhibitions at James Cohan reflect an ongoing commitment to innovation and intellectual inquiry.
James Cohan Gallery also places high value on accessibility and inclusion. Both of its locations—48 and 52 Walker Street—are wheelchair accessible, ensuring that the space is welcoming to all visitors. The gallery has implemented measures to meet recognized standards for web accessibility, reinforcing its efforts to make art accessible not just in physical spaces, but in digital ones as well.
In addition to its exhibitions, the gallery is active in producing publications, collaborating on institutional projects, and supporting its artists through large-scale public commissions. Over the years, James Cohan has become known not only as a place to discover new work but also as a trusted venue for thoughtful engagement and dialogue within the contemporary art world.
With an eye toward the future and a respect for the evolving needs of its community, James Cohan Gallery remains committed to fostering an inclusive, vibrant, and forward-thinking art space in New York City.
James Cohan
New York, NY 10013
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