Westwood Gallery

Westwood Gallery NYC, established in 1995 by co-founders James Cavello and Margarite Almeida, is a renowned contemporary art gallery located in New York City. The gallery specializes in showcasing the works of contemporary artists from the 1960s through today, with a focus on downtown artists, Bowery Arts District, historic photography, and secondary market artwork. The core exhibition program emphasizes extensive research into the socio-cultural implications of the artist's artwork and process.

In addition to exhibitions, Westwood Gallery is involved in various projects, including an award-winning documentary environmental film, site-specific installations, international art collaborations, museum loans, and humanitarian philanthropic activities. With its commitment to rediscovering artists and preserving artistic estates, the gallery has contributed significantly to the art scene in New York City. Currently, Westwood Gallery represents 23 artists, with 13 of them exclusively represented worldwide.

Their diverse stable of artists hails from over 10 countries across 6 continents. The gallery has organized 34 exhibitions, featuring a range of mediums including painting, sculpture, installation art, and photography. Westwood Gallery's distinguished projects include lending artwork to prestigious institutions like the Tate Modern, the Victoria & Albert Museum, and the Neuberger Museum of Art.

They have also curated exhibitions and publications that provide a deeper understanding of the artists and their work. Previously located in the SoHo Arts District, Westwood Gallery has now established a new street-level gallery space in the Bowery Arts District. This move, along with their global representation and diverse programming, solidifies their position as a leading contemporary art gallery in the city