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Schachter Contemporary Gallery
Schachter Contemporary Gallery
12th Avenue, Manhattan, New York, NY, United States
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Schachter Contemporary Gallery
12th Avenue, Manhattan, New York, NY, United States
Since the gallery is meant to last no more than three years, the old space is not renovated but simply screened: expanded-metal walls make a universal hanging system – no need for holes in the walls, the walls are all holes.
Since the gallery is part of the art-dealer’s home, it wraps itself up in itself: walls twist into ceilings, and vice versa -- fluorescent lights travel from wall across ceiling to opposite wall -- the plasterboard wall, that separates gallery from children’s playroom, twists at the top to make a projection screen inside the gallery.
The gallery is built & un-built & re-built from show to show: wall-panels pivot into sculpture & video stands, seats in the middle of art – they pivot down from the ceiling to make auxiliary walls.
The expanded-metal turns the corner & rises upstairs. Panels fold down to make bookshelves for the office; a steel wall splits & warps into shelves & desk & seats for dealer and clients.
Since the gallery is part of the art-dealer’s home, it wraps itself up in itself: walls twist into ceilings, and vice versa -- fluorescent lights travel from wall across ceiling to opposite wall -- the plasterboard wall, that separates gallery from children’s playroom, twists at the top to make a projection screen inside the gallery.
The gallery is built & un-built & re-built from show to show: wall-panels pivot into sculpture & video stands, seats in the middle of art – they pivot down from the ceiling to make auxiliary walls.
The expanded-metal turns the corner & rises upstairs. Panels fold down to make bookshelves for the office; a steel wall splits & warps into shelves & desk & seats for dealer and clients.
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