Nagas is a New York gallery dedicated to 20th-century art, with a focus on Modernism and Surrealism. The gallery’s program centers on historically significant artists whose contributions were substantial yet remain insufficiently acknowledged within the broader canon. Through rigorous research and carefully curated presentations, Nagas works to recontextualize these figures within the larger narrative of modern art.
Located at 47 W 28th Street, on the second floor of a landmark townhouse in Manhattan, the gallery occupies a building embedded in the city’s cultural fabric. The address forms part of what was once Tin Pan Alley, the storied block long associated with composers, publishers, and creative experimentation. This historical context provides a fitting framework for the gallery’s mission.
At its core, Nagas is guided by a belief that the history of modern art remains open to refinement. The gallery operates with a long-term perspective, building a program that values depth over immediacy and continuity over trend. By concentrating on artists whose work retains innovative strength and historical relevance, Nagas contributes to a more enduring vision of 20th-century art.
