Leslie-Lohman is the museum dedicated to art by queer artists, and Soft Spaces is its rotating showcase for fellowship alumni, built on the idea of queer spaces as places for experiment and vulnerability. This chapter pairs Leasho Johnson's The power & the glory with Evan Paul English's Collected Memory 1. If you are in SoHo for the Drawing Center's closing, it is a few steps along Wooster Street.
What to expect
The installation occupies one of the museum's galleries on Wooster Street, alongside other shows including Shu Lea Cheang's LOVER LOVE. It is a compact visit, easy to fold into a SoHo afternoon.
Good to know
- The museum is open Wednesday through Sunday afternoons.
- Admission is by suggested donation, payable on arrival or online.
- Canal St on the A/C/E or N/Q/R/6 is a short walk.
- Combine with Shu Lea Cheang's LOVER LOVE in the same building.
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Common questions
What is Soft Spaces?
A series of installations by alumni of the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art Fellowship, rotating through the year.
Is the museum free?
It asks for a suggested donation rather than a fixed ticket.
