Eli Klein Gallery 398 West Street, Manhattan, New York 10014

"A rare gem that reflects the brilliance of Asian contemporary art. The gallery’s ambition is evidenced not only in its featured artists but also in its meticulous curation. If you want to get a scope of Asian contemporary art, you will have to scoop on how pioneer Asian artists navigate their unique voices on a global scale and how it has metamorphosed into an all-embracing one-- Eli Klein Gallery is a must-go if you seek to hear such voices and see such progression."

"Left a bad review because of this gallery's policy that you're not allowed to wear a mask (you have to take it off so they can see your face), which I find discriminatory against people with disabilities. The owner then proceeded to stalk me online, found me on Instagram, and reacted to my bad review and sent threatening message... unfortunately, like all the other 1-star reviews say, the owner is rude and hostile to customers."

"Eli and his staff have exquisite taste. The gallery is full of fresh, unique pieces and they have a talent of finding undiscovered artists. A visit to this gallery never disappoints!"

"Welcoming, positive, and absolutely stunning. The Eli Klein Gallery is an amazing place to experience amazing contemporary Chinese art that most of us would not otherwise be able to see. The curation is simply excellent, and they collaborate and help the careers of these wonderful artists, facilitating partnerships and loans with the elite museums all over the world."

"Highly recommend. I've been to Eli Klein for two times (Force Majeure and the current Lai Chiu-Chen show). The exhibitions here are well organized and so does the website. Especially the political and aesthetic reflection of Force Majeure is bold and sharp which gives me a new perspective of recent Chinese artistic ecology. Looking forward for more well-curated exhibitions."