Abominable service. Susan Inglett was one of the rudest, most condescending gallery owners with whom I have ever had the displeasure of attempting to do business. Steer clear at all costs.Edit in response to owner: The owner conveniently and intentionally forgets that I accompanied my fiancé to the gallery who inquired if any works were available to purchase. This was *following* a period in which I applied for positions. Nice attempt at cherry-picking memories. Allow me to refresh them: Inglett had the audacity to tell my fiancé and me (holders of Masters Degrees in Art History and Business Administration) that we lacked the “savviness” to understand the art market. After that incident in which prospective clients were demeaned, I was sincerely grateful to have not been selected as a candidate for employment.Additional edit in response to owner: Having worked as a supervisor, whereby I received at least 100 applications per position, I do not appreciate being patronized regarding the arduous process that is job searching. In fact, 75-100 applications is a *conservative* range in the NYC art industry. One is LUCKY if he or she is only up against 75 persons, *especially* given this economic climate. To assume I thought otherwise was an absolute insult to my intelligence.

Beautiful contemporary art. It is a great place to spend in Chelsea

Bravissima Susan: this exhibition of Kirili’s work is very important, and very moving. So glad you did it.

Free...cute little space. The art shown changes frequently enough, so everytime you visit is a new experience.

Small space with beautiful artwork

Always worth a drop by