A 2500 sq. ft. art gallery space with gray painted cement floor and all-white antique wood beam construction. This is a operating commercial art gallery normally open weekends during the gallery season September through June. It is located in a very old industrial factory building. There is one bathroom and a back room that typically is a video projection space for video art, and a viewing room for artwork housed in a flat file. Features: The space is a large open room shaped like a thick L with two vertical columns supporting the 13' ceiling. Light is provided by the three main windows with a fourth smaller window on the opposite wall which lends a bit of character and light to the west side of the space. Track lighting is located throughout to illuminate artwork. Generally, during the gallery season, the space will have one or more exhibitions installed. Events can take place in-situ with the artwork, or in some cases, the work can be temporarily removed for a particular event. It is up to the gallery staff to decide if a particular use of the gallery by a guest is appropriate before the booking is approved. This rental opportunity is intended for business events, video or photo production, launches, or social events. Art exhibitions are not allowed. The gallery has a video projector in the gallery back room with a dedicated computer to control video loops, etc. Guest use of this device shall be on a case-by-case basis. A second projector is also on-site. Because the gallery is part of a larger creative facility, photo lights and stands can also be provided at extra cost. Chairs and a variety of furniture is available at no extra cost, however it is limited to what the gallery typically has on hand for artist talks and similar events. Large events may need to acquire furniture. The gallery has several folding chairs and tables, including one 10' table, and two black leather couches.
There is no smoking in the space or the building. No marking of walls, painting, or other changes or damage to the space is permitted. If artwork is installed, it should be respected and not handled or touched.