Swiss Institute to Relocate to Bowery Space Across From New Museum
The Swiss Institute (SI), a storied Manhattan gallery marking its 40th anniversary, is moving from its rented East Village space to a new location across from the New Museum on the Bowery. The move comes as the Bowery cultural corridor revives, with the New Museum having reopened in March after delays. The article discusses the changing cultural landscape of the Bowery neighborhood and SI's plans for its new space.
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The Swiss Institute (SI) is moving from the East Village building it has rented
After delays, the New Museum finally reopened in March, to rightful acclaim, and soon it will have a marquee neighbor.
At the start of the year, the stretch of the Bowery just below East Houston was unsettlingly quiet on the cultural front.
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