ROBERT MANN GALLERY

508 West 26th Street Suite 9F

New York, NY, 10001

212.989.7600

Fine art photography - Chelsea, New York City

ROBERT MANN GALLERY

THE GALLERY IS CURRENTLY OPEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Ed Sievers, three vintage silver prints, all untitled, c. 1960s

WE ARE IN THE MIDST OF RELOCATING INTO OUR NEW SPACE WITHIN THE WEST CHELSEA ARTS BUILDING. STAY TUNED & FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA FOR MORE DETAILS REGARDING OUR RELOCATION, UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS, AND OTHER EVENTS AT THE GALLERY.

WE LOOK FORWARD TO WELCOMING YOU INTO OUR NEW GALLERY SPACE SOON!

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Just released: The New York Times has listed Mary Mattingly as a key artist among ten American movements envisioning utopia across the country’s history. Mattingly is highlighted for her work in climate activism, noting her floating barge, Swal

Happy Flag Day! Today, we reflect on the adoption of America’s flag: a symbol with a complex history – a mark of enduring meaning and contrasting significances, uses, and appropriations throughout its nearly 250 years in use.

Julie Blac

Starting around 1973, Doug Biggert began commuting in his green VW Bug to and from San Francisco and later Sacramento, picking up hitchhikers for company along the way, and taking informal portraits of his passengers. Biggert continued this practice

We are currently in the midst of relocating to our new space within the West Chelsea Arts Building. We look forward to joining a vibrant community of other art galleries on the 4th floor and welcoming you to our new space soon!

With this new change

We are pleased to announce Mary Mattingly’s inclusion in the 2026 Medina Triennial, which opens today, June 6. For the triennial, Mattingly developed Floating Garden (2026), a barge-based living artwork that will start on the Erie Canal during

508 West 26th Street
Suite 4C
New York, NY 10001

Currently open by appointment only
mail@robertmann.com
212.989.7600

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