Clayton Gallery and Outlaw Art Museum

Manhattan, United States

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+1 212-477-1363
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patterson.no-art.info
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161 Essex St, Manhattan, NY, 10002
b/t Stanton St & Avenue A
Lower East Side
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0.2 miDelancey Street-Essex Street (F,J,M,Z)
0.3 mi2nd Avenue-Lower East Side (F)
0.4 miBowery (J,Z)
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1 review of Clayton Gallery and Outlaw Art Museum

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Place rating: 5
Manhattan, NY
Clayton Patterson and his wife Elsa Rensaa came to this country from Alberta, Canada to pursue art and have been in this building since 1983 – in which time they’ve seen their neighborhood completely change. (This is documented in the film Captured
, an excellent film about Clayton and Elsa’s life and work.)
This building, incidentally, was originally a carriage house.
In their gallery they showcase work that matters to them, and that might not otherwise get the audience it deserves. Artists like ManWoman
, LA II
, and controversial photographer Charles Gatewood
have been featured in this space where Clayton is king.