Richard Taittinger Gallery

Richard Taittinger Gallery Founded in 2014 by Richard Frerejean Taittinger
RTG represents a diverse roster of leading international artists covering every medium and photography.
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We support artists attuned to ethical values,human rights, diversity, feminism, environmental issues. RICHARD TAITTINGER GALLERY was founded in 2014 by Richard Frerejean Taittinger at 154 Ludlow Street. A 6,000 sq ft space on 3 floors designed by Studio MDA. A pioneer of New York City’s Lower East Side art scene, today RTG is surrounded by cultural institutions including the New Museum, the Intern

ational Center for Photography, and the Brant Foundation. RTG represents a diverse roster of leading international artists at various stage of their careers covering every medium and photography. Working closely with Museum curators, RTG had successfully placed works by our artists in over 24 prestigious Museum collections. RTG advocates for price transparency and democratization of the art world showing artists from outside the traditional art world system together with established talents. In 2019 RTG launched a print program offering affordable works starting at $500 to encourage collecting. RICHARD TAITTINGER GALLERY supports artists attuned to ethical values, human rights, diversity, feminism and environmental issues.

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🎂🥳Happy birthday dear Pascale Marthine Tayou To celebrate Pascale’s birthday we are thrilled to repost image...
09/22/2025

🎂🥳Happy birthday dear Pascale Marthine Tayou



To celebrate Pascale’s birthday we are thrilled to repost images of his gorgeous 20ft piece PLASTIC BAGS (2019) which was acclaimed in New York at #2019

Plastic Bags
2019
Single use plastic bags (approx 20,000-25,000), netting and metal truss
20 feet high x 21 feet diameter (6.1 m. high x 6.4 m. diameter)

“The plastic bag embodies the overconsumption of our societies, the proliferation
of waste, the waste of the planet’s resources and the problem of recycling. Plastic
bags are rotting the environment in the West as well as in Africa or Asia.”
-Pascale Marthine Tayou

Plastic Bags is one of the most iconic ongoing global art projects by the Cameroonian artist Pascale Marthine Tayou, which was first presented in 2005 for the 51st Venice Biennale in Italy.
In November 2018, Sally Tallant the curator of the 2019 Platform Section commissioned to produce the first American version of Plastic Bags for the Armory Show’s central Town Square location.

Plastic bags are helpful, as well as harmful—they carry goods, cross borders, and contribute to plastic pollution.
Tayou’s large and visually impressive installation, Plastic Bags (2019), takes ubiquitous objects and uses them to create an artwork that offers a colorful commentary on consumerism and globalism.
Sally Tallant, Executive Director of Queens Museum.

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NASSOS DAPHNIS CITY WALL #1 / Madison Square Park (1969-1985) In September 1969, Nassos Daphnis was commissioned by Cit...
06/11/2025

NASSOS DAPHNIS CITY WALL #1 / Madison Square Park (1969-1985)

In September 1969, Nassos Daphnis was commissioned by City Walls Inc. to realize his first City Wall mural on Madison Square Park at 26th and Madison Avenue in New York City.
His first public commission was 24ft x 24ft and featured 4 concentric circles in primary colors. This giant public installation joined to create a curved rectangle in the center, reminiscent of Roman Greek classical architecture domes, which contrasted fancifully with the very ordinary façade of the building in Madison Square.
Nassos Daphnis CITY WALL #1 remained on view at Madison Square Park until 1985.

💫Throwback 10 years ago on March 3rd 2015 Grand Opening of the gallery at 154 Ludlow Street with our first exhibition S...
03/04/2025

💫Throwback 10 years ago on March 3rd 2015 Grand Opening of the gallery at 154 Ludlow Street with our first exhibition SINTHOME featuring the works of Haluk Ahakçe, Ding Yi, Théo Mercier, Alexander Ponomarev, Recycle Group and Wang Du.

🥂NYFW2024 We were thrilled to host last week the TOM FORD black lacquer private dinner produced by csglobalgroup 🖤 ...
09/26/2024

🥂NYFW2024 We were thrilled to host last week the TOM FORD black lacquer private dinner produced by csglobalgroup
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ANNOUNCING🙌 SUMMER PARTY 154 Ludlow Street 🙌Saturday July 27th at 6pm-9pm ! 😊☀️ 😎FEATURING energizing vibes⚡️✨ and incr...
07/20/2024

ANNOUNCING🙌 SUMMER PARTY 154 Ludlow Street 🙌Saturday July 27th at 6pm-9pm ! 😊☀️ 😎FEATURING energizing vibes⚡️✨ and incredible set by DJ 🌊🏄‍♂️ along with stunning artworks by artist in three floor art gallery space, come enjoy art and soak up the vibes☀️🔆🔆🔆Link to get tickets in bio😊 hope to see you there🔊😎

07/04/2024

🇺🇸Happy 4th of July !🇺🇸

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154 Ludlow Street
New York, NY
10002

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Tuesday 11am - 7pm
Wednesday 11am - 7pm
Thursday 11am - 7pm
Friday 11am - 7pm
Saturday 11am - 7pm
Sunday 11am - 7pm

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