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Openhouse Gallery
Events services
Founded in 2007
New York, New York
openhousegallery.orgOpenhouse Gallery
Events servicesFounded in 2007New York, New York
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Openhouse is an all-white, 4,500 square-foot retail gallery with an exceptional retail storefront, drive-in access, 16' ceilings and five massive skylights. Located on Mulberry Street in the heard of trendsetting Nolita, Openhouse is the choice downtown location for cocktail parties, art exhibitions, car showrooms, product launches, editor preview events, film/print/commercial shoots, fashion show...
Openhouse is an all-white, 4,500 square-foot retail gallery with an exceptional retail storefront, drive-in access, 16' ceilings and five massive skylights. Located on Mulberry Street in the heard of trendsetting Nolita, Openhouse is the choice downtown location for cocktail parties, art exhibitions, car showrooms, product launches, editor preview events, film/print/commercial shoots, fashion shows, sample sales, and pop-up retail concepts. Since its inception in September 2007, Openhouse has hosted such clientele as Pepsi, Clinique, Converse, Diesel, Sony Playstation, Delta Airlines, Starbucks, Piaget Watches, Microsoft, Quiksilver, Ford Models, Ikea, Columbia Records, X-box, Gatorade, and Urbandaddy.
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