James Cohan
James Cohan is a contemporary art gallery founded in 1999 by James and Jane Cohan, presenting painting, sculpture, video, installation, and photography by established and emerging American and international artists. The program is known for its global reach — representing artists such as Firelei Báez, Spencer Finch, Byron Kim, Yinka Shonibare, and the estate of Robert Smithson — and for scholarly, publication-driven exhibitions. The gallery operates two Tribeca locations on Walker Street, having been an early anchor of the neighborhood's gallery migration.
James Cohan is a contemporary art gallery founded in 1999 by James and Jane Cohan, presenting painting, sculpture, video, installation, and photography by established and emerging American and international artists. The program is known for its global reach — representing artists such as Firelei Báez, Spencer Finch, Byron Kim, Yinka Shonibare, and the estate of Robert Smithson — and for scholarly, publication-driven exhibitions. The gallery operates two Tribeca locations on Walker Street, having been an early anchor of the neighborhood's gallery migration.
