Location:

In November 2011, after four years on the Lower East Side of New York City, Alix Sloan closed Sloan Fine Art's Rivington Street location to take Sloan Fine Art's exhibitions on the road. Please visit the previous page of this web site for a list of recent shows.

The 2013 calendar year includes exhibitions at Rusk Renovations' Third Floor Gallery in Midtown and site/109 on the Lower East Side. Please visit the current and upcoming pages of this web site for each exhibition's location and details.


Contact:

Call us Wednesday through Saturday, noon to 5pm at: 212.477.1140
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Submission Policy:

We are not currently reviewing submissions. Please do not send unsolicited materials. They will not be viewed or returned.


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Gallery History:

Alix Sloan was the director of the La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles, from 1991 through 1995. During that time, she worked with several contemporary artists who have gone on to achieve critical and financial success. From 1996 through 2001, she worked in film production, managing multi-million dollar budgets and began a freelance career as an art, marketing and advertising writer. In 2001 she returned to fine art full time as a private dealer, consultant and curator. After spending most of her life in Los Angeles, Sloan returned to New York in 2005 and opened Sloan Fine Art at the corner of Rivington and Norfolk Streets on the Lower East Side in January 2008. The gallery exhibits works in a variety of mediums including painting, sculpture, photography and works on paper. Currently represented artists include Mia Brownell, Nicole Etienne, Elizabeth McGrath, Marion Peck and Aaron Smith.

Sloan's passion for problem solving and tackling new challenges led her to found Sloan Fine Art Projects in January 2011. SFA Projects allows Sloan, her employees, artists and extensive network of contacts in a wide range of fields to participate in creative projects beyond the traditional scope of a gallery. Projects include planning and executing arts related events, pop up exhibitions, curatorial projects and consulting for artists, collectors and businesses. Visit the Sloan Fine Art Projects web site for more information and to learn about current and upcoming projects.

In November 2011, Sloan closed the gallery's Rivington Street location to explore the alternative approach of operating as a nomadic gallery throughout 2012. A successful and highly educational year included curating and co-curating several exhibitions, writing an introduction for "Incurable Disorder: The Art of Elizabeth McGrath," mounting Sloan Fine Art pop up exhibitions and participating in art fairs.

In late 2012, Sloan accepted the invitation to help launch an innovative Gallery Residency Program hosted by Rusk Renovations. The inaugural exhibition, a group show designed to introduce the residency to Sloan’s clients and colleagues, and the gallery to Rusk’s, opened in March, 2013.

In 2013, Sloan Fine Art has exhbitions planned at Rusk Renovations' Third Floor Gallery Residency in Midtown and site/109 on the Lower East Side. Please visit the current and upcoming pages of this web site for each exhibition's location and details.