a83 grew out of John Nichols Printmakers & Publishers, which worked in the same SoHo space from 1978 to 1994, and it now shows experimental projects across architecture, art and design. Its fall exhibition, Stools, opens with an evening reception and stays up into December. If you follow design and want a SoHo gallery opening with an architecture crowd, stop in.
What to expect
The reception takes place in a83's gallery at 83 Grand Street, a working space that doubles as a print studio and archive. Expect a crowd drawn from the design, architecture and art worlds and a chance to see the work before the public run begins. The exhibition remains on view for a couple of months after the opening.
Good to know
- a83 is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit gallery and print studio.
- The gallery is at 83 Grand Street between Wooster and Greene.
- The A/C/E and 1 to Canal Street are the closest subways.
- If you miss the opening, the show stays up into December.
- Check a83's print club and shop for editions.
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Common questions
What is a83?
A nonprofit that exhibits, publishes and preserves experimental projects in architecture, art and design, operating as a gallery, print studio and archive at 83 Grand Street.
How long is Stools on view?
From September 26 through December 5, 2026, after the opening reception.
Where is it?
83 Grand Street in SoHo, Manhattan.
