Nicelle Beauchene Gallery
Nicelle Beauchene Gallery opened in 2008 on the Lower East Side to promote the work of emerging local and international artists. In 2012 the gallery relocated to a historic two-story building on Broome Street shared with Jack Hanley Gallery, and for several years ran an apartment project space as well as Parts & Labor, an upstate exhibition project in Beacon co-run with dealer Franklin Parrasch. Now located in Tribeca, the gallery is a member of the Art Dealers Association of America and the New Art Dealers Alliance, with a program known for early support of ceramics, textile, and self-taught practices alongside painting.
Nicelle Beauchene Gallery opened in 2008 on the Lower East Side to promote the work of emerging local and international artists. In 2012 the gallery relocated to a historic two-story building on Broome Street shared with Jack Hanley Gallery, and for several years ran an apartment project space as well as Parts & Labor, an upstate exhibition project in Beacon co-run with dealer Franklin Parrasch. Now located in Tribeca, the gallery is a member of the Art Dealers Association of America and the New Art Dealers Alliance, with a program known for early support of ceramics, textile, and self-taught practices alongside painting.
