Kehler Liddell Gallery

New Haven, Estados Unidos

5

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+1 203-389-9555
Sitio web:
www.kehlerliddell.com
Dirección:
873 Whalley Ave, New Haven, CT, 06515
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
460 mQ
3.1 km129 York
3.1 kmA&A/180 York
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Horario local (New Haven) 11:52 miércoles, 28 de mayo de 2025

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1 opinión sobre Kehler Liddell Gallery

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Tu valoración: 5
New Haven, CT
This is a very fine cooperative art gallery showing all visual arts in a large open space. It is also a venue for occasional musical and dramatic events. Every month brings a new show and new work. I’ve followed the gallery schedule at KLG for several years and I am almost always impressed with the quality of the art shown there. It is a member managed organization and new artists are juried by the existing membership. It is not necessarily a sales driven gallery but a home for the work of the more than 20 members who exhibit there. I’m almost always impressed by the lack of the trendiness and vapidity that often taints the more commercial art galleries driven by the need for $.