Daniel Pelavin
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Artists in New York have long turned the city’s grid into their own canvas. Daniel Pelavin
Tribeca’s brick-and-glass facades often overshadow the quiet labor happening behind them. Pelavin’s space is no exception, tucked above street level without fanfare. Visitors who reach out ahead of time can arrange to view pieces that typically include lettering, illustration, and fine-art prints. The studio itself remains private, but the work circulates through exhibitions and private collections.
Those interested in scheduling a visit or discussing a commission can call directly. While no phone number is listed publicly, inquiries are occasionally routed through gallery partners or the contact form on the artist’s personal site. Directions to the building are straightforward; the map pinpoints the entrance at this link.
If you’re already wandering Varick Street, it’s worth pausing near the corner of Canal to consider how many studios like this one exist just out of view.
