Gallery Henoch

Gallery Henoch Founded in 1982, Gallery Henoch represents painters and sculptors who exemplify the best in contemporary American, European, and Asian Realism.
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Gallery Henoch represents painters and sculptors who exemplify the best in contemporary American, European, and Asian Realism. The work exhibited comprises a wide diversity of styles and subject matter. These artists stand out for their imagination and distinctive personal approach. All reflect Gallery Henoch's commitment to an art based on individual, subjective style, and sensibility. The galler

y beginnings trace back to 1966 when its first incarnation was known as Christopher Street Gallery in Greenwich Village. Its rise in reputation coincided with a move to Madison Avenue. By 1982, the gallery artists were garnering reviews from the press. In this year Gallery Henoch solidified its position as an elite venue championing representational painters and sensing a shift in the art scene to SoHo, it moved to Wooster St. With the emergence of Chelsea as the new art center of New York, the gallery moved to 25th Street in the Fall of 2000. It now resides in a large multilevel ground floor space. Gallery Henoch features 8 shows a year and attends premier art fairs.

ELECTRIC TRAIL[detail]By Alexandra PaculaWaterfalls of warm and cool push against one another, turning transparent glaze...
09/06/2026

ELECTRIC TRAIL[detail]
By Alexandra Pacula

Waterfalls of warm and cool push against one another, turning transparent glazes into light, depth, and movement.
See the full painting until September 12th.

Alexandra Pacula
Global Impressions
Thru Sat., Sept. 12

See our other posts to learn more about the collaboration and closing event.

09/06/2026

Dots and dashes they disappears into a language of marks, small hits of brush against long, fluid strokes. The simplest gestures doing a remarkable amount of work.

Alexandra Pacula
Global Impressions
Thru. Sat., Sept. 12

See other posts to learn about the collaboration and the closing event.

09/06/2026

Light speed x 3

ELECTRIC TRAILS [detail]
By Alexandra Pacula

Look at other posts to learn about the collaboration and closing event.

09/06/2026

Pacula | ELECTRIC TRAIL [detail]

A field of thin linear marks, dots and dashes, precise and yet ephemeral just like the lights they portray. No need to imagine it. She painted it. Much of it built up through layers of transparent glazes. Up close, you see how many different kinds of marks create light and movement.

The exhibition remains on view at Gallery Henoch through next Saturday, September 12.

09/06/2026

An informal walk-through of GLOBAL IMPRESSIONS, featuring new paintings by Alexandra Pacula.

The video includes a closer look at how Pacula actually paints using thin linear marks, dots and dashes, precise areas of impasto, and loose tails of the brush. Everything is painted freehand, built up through layers of glazes. Up close, you can really see how many different kinds of marks go into creating the light, movement, and atmosphere in these paintings.

The exhibition remains on view at Gallery Henoch through next Saturday, September 12.

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Drawing on the traditions of Renaissance painting, Russian iconography, Surrealism, and Abstraction, Igor & Marina creat...
09/05/2026

Drawing on the traditions of Renaissance painting, Russian iconography, Surrealism, and Abstraction, Igor & Marina create meticulous, classically inspired figures inhabiting dreamlike worlds.

We are pleased to announce a new John Evans solo show opening this October! Contact the gallery for a preview of the new...
09/04/2026

We are pleased to announce a new John Evans solo show opening this October! Contact the gallery for a preview of the newest works

"Global Impressions" is in its final week! The show will run through September 12. Come see Pacula's monumental cityscap...
09/04/2026

"Global Impressions" is in its final week! The show will run through September 12. Come see Pacula's monumental cityscape "Hell's Kitchen"

Sharon Sprung’s newest painting presents a woman stretched across a bed, seen from behind and absorbed in an unobserved ...
09/03/2026

Sharon Sprung’s newest painting presents a woman stretched across a bed, seen from behind and absorbed in an unobserved moment. Her floral robe dominates the composition, contrasting with the deep red bedspread beneath her. Her bare feet introduce a physical detail that makes the scene feel lived-in.

Gallery Henoch is pleased to present The Garden of Invisible Birds, a solo exhibition by Igor & Marina featuring ten new...
09/03/2026

Gallery Henoch is pleased to present The Garden of Invisible Birds, a solo exhibition by Igor & Marina featuring ten new paintings. The husband-and-wife artist team blends the rigorous tradition of Russian academic painting with imaginative storytelling. Working collaboratively for more than two decades, they create large-scale compositions that place classically inspired figures within abstract, highly patterned settings.

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555 W 25th Street
New York, NY
10001

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 10:30am - 6pm
Thursday 10:30am - 6pm
Friday 10:30am - 6pm
Saturday 10:30am - 6pm

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+19173050003

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