Conceptual artist Tom Friedman headlines a solo show at Entrance's Ludlow Street gallery under the provocative title there's no such thing as art. The gallery is running a second Friedman exhibition at its Red Hook space, so fans can make a two-borough day of it. If you are gallery-hopping on the Lower East Side, add this before it closes.
What to expect
Expect a focused solo gallery visit on a Lower East Side block lined with contemporary galleries. The gallery is running a second Tom Friedman show, if I ran the circus, at its Red Hook space, so fans can compare the two. Plan a short stop, then continue to neighboring galleries on Ludlow, Orchard and Eldridge Streets.
Good to know
- Take the F, J, M or Z to Delancey Street–Essex Street, a short walk away.
- The Ludlow Street gallery is closed Sunday through Tuesday, so go Friday or Saturday.
- A second Friedman show runs at Entrance's Red Hook location, open Friday to Sunday.
- Easy to combine with other Lower East Side galleries.
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Common questions
Where is Entrance?
The Lower East Side gallery is at 48 Ludlow Street; its Red Hook space is at 113 Wolcott Street in Brooklyn.
Is there another Tom Friedman show?
Yes. if I ran the circus runs at Entrance's Red Hook space through Nov 29, 2026, open Friday to Sunday.
