In 2006, the gallery relocated to a 3,000 square-foot, ground-floor exhibition space at 557 West 23rd Street in West Chelsea. I-20 was founded by Paul Judelson in 1997. The gallery program features contemporary art in all mediums, with interest in new media; and many of the artists were introduced for the first time at the gallery. The program includes an ongoing series of exhibition catalogues, with 22 publications to date.

The gallery recently assisted Eduardo Sarabia in opening his cantina and visual arts space in Berlin, Salon Aleman.

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Press

Artnet The Reverend Jen. "Diary of an Art Star: In search of interesting art in Chelsea," April 27, 2007

Artnet Saltz, Jerry. “Looking Back...Sometimes in Anger” January 17, 2007

Village Voice , Saltz, Jerry. "Moving Arts" January 5, 2007

New York Times Smith, Roberta “Chelsea is a Battlefield: Galleries Muster Groups” July 28, 2006

Artnet Robinson, Walter “Miami Heat” December 5, 2005

Artnet Finch, Charles. “Signs of Life on West 23rd Street: The Latest Developments on Chelsea’s new gold coast” June 17, 2005

Flash Art Bellini, Andrea. “New York Tales” May-June 2004

Artforum Miles, Christopher. “New Art, New Artists: A Special Report,” January 2003

The Art Newspaper Rinder, Larry. “Explain to a cultivated man in Budapest what was the best recent show in New York and why” May 2001

New York Times Smith, Roberta. “As Chelsea Gallery District Expands, a Host of Visions Rush in,” June 1, 2001

CVA - Contemporary Visual Arts Gregos, Katerina. “New York Now: Katerina Gregos, director of Athen’s Deste Foundation, gives a personal overview of the New York gallery scene,” May 2001

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Staff

Paul Judelson, Owner/Director

Jonathan Lavoie, Associate Director

Amy Gadola, Assistant Director