Eli Klein Fine Art is committed to exhibiting the work of some of China's most highly regarded established and emerging artists. The gallery is composed of a dedicated team of curators and scholars of Chinese contemporary art. We wish to stimulate inter-cultural dialogue, and to cultivate an academic approach to China’s most ground-breaking talents.

Our gallery artists represent the cutting edge of Chinese art, employing various mediums and methods of creating art representative of contemporary culture as it continues to undergo rapid change. The gallery’s Beijing location, founded in 2010 as EK Projects, is also a significant contributor to the increasing recognition of Chinese contemporary art. EK Projects provides a platform for artists working in experimental media who demonstrate a uniqueness of vision as well as far-reaching potential.

We collaborate with some of the world's most prestigious museums, private collections and art institutions. Through museum exhibitions, gallery shows, participation in prominent fairs for contemporary art, as well as the publication of exhibition catalogues and scholarly essays, we ensure that Chinese art becomes more accessible to Western audiences. Founded in 2007, Eli Klein Fine Art is now one of the foremost galleries specializing in Chinese contemporary art, and is a major force in the field.

Directions

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To get to us using the New York City Subway:

    * Take the W or the R train to Prince Street (and Broadway). Walk 4 blocks west along Prince Street to West Broadway and make a right.
    * Take the Number 6 (local) to Bleecker Street and exit the station on Houston Street and Broadway. Walk 4 blocks west along Houston Street to West Broadway and make a left.
    * Take the Number 1 train to Houston Street (at Varick Street) and walk east along Houston Street to West Broadway.
    * Take the C or E train to Spring Street and 6th Avenue. Walk east on Spring Street and turn left onto West Broadway.