Black Friday at an art gallery?

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Axelle Fine Arts Announces
New SoHo Location - 472 W. Broadway
(btw Houston & Prince)

We are pleased to announce our newest location in SoHo. We've missed our SoHo location so much that we have been watching for a space since we moved to Chelsea. The SoHo energy is amazing and we are very excited to be back. The new space is beautiful and we are ready to show it off. For our Chelsea fans, don't worry we are keeping our Chelsea Gallery and will host the Goxwa Show there on December 9th.
Axelle Fine Arts Galerie SoHo - 472 W. Broadway
Bertrand has been busy setting up the gallery and we will be open today, Black Friday. Come on by, see your favorite Axelle artists and enjoy a glass of wine. You just might find that special piece you need for the holidays. We look forward to seeing to you.

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