In 1963, Chaim Gross, renowned American sculptor, and Renee, his wife, converted an art storage warehouse in Greenwich Village into their home and studio. They added a sculpture studio to the ground floor, which is illuminated by an enormous skylight that underwent extensive restoration work in 2017-18. The first floor showcases work spanning Gross’s entire career in both the studio and the adjacent gallery. The second floor houses a temporary exhibition space of works from the collection. On the third floor, see how the Gross family lived surrounded by the salon-style installation of their global, world-class African, American, European, and Pre-Columbian collections. 

The studio is the only area not wheelchair accessible due to stairs.