Michael Werner Gallery, established in 1990 in New York, champions influential American and European artists, with a strong focus on German Neo-Expressionism. The gallery showcases painting, sculpture, and drawing by modern masters and contemporary figures.

Anat Ebgi, established in 2012, is a blue-chip gallery with locations in Los Angeles and New York City. It showcases established and emerging international artists, focusing on diverse perspectives and ambitious, museum-caliber exhibitions, including a strong emphasis on painting and feminist art.

Matthew Brown Gallery champions a diverse roster of contemporary artists, focusing on ambitious exhibitions that explore new directions in painting and beyond.

Sean Kelly Gallery, established in 1991, is renowned for its intellectually driven program and esteemed roster of contemporary artists. It champions challenging, museum-quality exhibitions.

Uffner & Liu is a contemporary art gallery in NYC's Lower East Side, championing multi-generational and female-identifying artists. It fosters institutional connections and presents ambitious, spatially-engaged projects.

The Pit is a contemporary art gallery championing emerging and mid-career artists, fostering dialogues between diverse art histories, from psychedelia to underground comics.

Jane Lombard Gallery, established in 1995, champions contemporary artists with a global perspective, addressing pressing social and political themes across diverse media.

King's Leap is a New York-based gallery specializing in contemporary painting, sculpture, and conceptual practices, often pushing formal and social boundaries.

Tina Kim Gallery, established in 2001, is a distinguished Chelsea gallery renowned for its emphasis on international contemporary artists and historical exhibitions. It has been pivotal in introducing the Korean Dansaekhwa art movement to a global audience.

Alexander Gray Associates champions influential 20th and 21st-century artists, fostering dialogue across geographic, generational, and disciplinary boundaries with a commitment to anti-racist and feminist principles.

Garth Greenan Gallery champions underrecognized established artists from the 1960s and 70s, alongside multigenerational Indigenous artists, fostering a revisionist art historical dialogue.

Dreamsong is a contemporary art space championing intergenerational, emerging, and under-recognized artists, with a strong focus on female-identified talents.