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Best Photo Galleries

What photo galleries do people recommend? I'm looking for cool eclectic spots maybe a bit off the beaten path. I've enjoyed some of the ICP shows and have been to the SoHo Gallery. What are your favs?
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There are a bunch of art / gallery spaces in Williamsburg. And, the Galapagos moved to the Dumbo area and they have photo exhibits often, I believe.

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And more than that - a lot of cafes in Williamsburg/Bushwick use their walls as gallery space for budding photographers. I've seen some really good ones (and some not so great) at Boulevard cafe on Bushwick Ave.

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ICP is really great.The MOMA has an excellent permanent collection for photography, they try to have all the major artists represented by at least a couple of pieces, but what they're showing at any given moment will rotate. I also like PS 1 because they show the hot contemporary artists, lot of photography and video in the mix. Love love love photography, but I don't get much time to do my own...

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I came across this recently and thought it could be relevant here: http://www.urban75.org/photos/newyork/

People's private photos of NYC, kind of like a big NYC portrait...

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The think about MOMA, @Dblack, is that it's super-super-super expensive - the entry fee is outrageous! For another online source, consider http://www.forwardthinkingmuseum.com, a nonprofit supported by New Yorker Howard Stein

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@jadeidealist Wait, but for like $35 you can get a student membership to the MOMA and then get in free all year long. That's a pretty great deal.

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