As you enter this first of two small rooms, you will notice the copper detail on the right side:
A view from the first small room into the second, with a peek at the work of artist Harmony Korine”
A beautiful large window facing the Bowery located in the first small room:
The second small room on the main floor with the artwork of Harmony Korine. Notice the door in the corner:
The second floor loft-space houses the artwork of Ron Gorchov. In this photo, you can see how low the ceiling is:
A closer look at the ornate molding on the second floor:
From the second floor loft, looking back at the staircase and window:
Outlets and heater in the main room:
Floor in the main room:
As you enter, this is the entrance to a staircase on the right leading downstairs
Looking down from the loft-like second floor space:
The side entrance to the building on Bowery at street level:
A close-up of the side entrance along the Bowery:
It is yet unclear what Aby Rosen has in mind for the future of 190 Bowery, but for the next week, First Show/Last Show will be open to the public by appointment until May 29th.
Next, read more about the history of 190 Bowery. Get in touch with the author at AFineLyne.