The Drawing Center 35 Wooster Street, Manhattan, New York 10013

"A nice little gallery to visit and Soho is a great area to walk around with its cobbled streets and stylish buildings with huge loft apartments. It’s a pricey place to do any shopping"

"The Drawing Center always has interesting and thought-provoking exhibitions. I particularly enjoyed the exhibition "Xiyadie: Queer Cut Utopias" with elaborate and highly decorative paper cuts focusing on queer desire. And the current show on Stephane Mandelbaum is breathtaking."

"Lovely museum all about different pieces of drawn art. Not a huge museum but had 3 exhibits highlighting different artists all with very different styles each unique and special in their own way. Easily spend 1-2 hours strolling around. FREE admission! Clean spacious bathrooms."

"A fantastic free entry gallery and exhibition space in Soho that exhibits a wide variety of works from artists of all over. The galleries are wide and spacious with a small area in the basement for extra viewing as well as along a hallway that circles back up around towards the entrance. They also have a cool fancy modern toilet. I thought that was worth showing. The lobby contains a small stationary and book shop similar to any of your museums. Highly recommend popping in to see what new exhibits they offer if you’re ever wandering around the area. *Also be aware the doors are heavy so it may seem as they’re closed but require you to put your back into it."

"While known as a venue for exhibiting drawings, The Drawing Center serves secondarily as a space for greater learning and education. The interior itself is warm and welcoming, and at the time of my visit, was hosting a workshop while featuring an exhibit that communicates current social issues and community outreach. Check out the website for program schedule, and come in for momentary respite!"