The Sarah Morthland Gallery is located in The Whitehall Building at 511 West 25th Street, Suite 704 (between 10th and 11th Avenues) in New York City. The gallery is open Tuesday - Saturday, 11:00-5:30, and by appointment. The gallery is open by appointment only in August. To reach the gallery by subway: the C or E train to 23rd Street and 8th Avenue, walk two blocks west to 10th Avenue, then two blocks north to 25th Street, make a left on 25th Street and The Whitehall Building is on the right (the north side of the street). By bus: the 23rd Street Crosstown bus to Tenth Avenue, walk two blocks north to 25th Street, make a left on 25th Street and The Whitehall Building is on the right (the north side of the street). To contact the gallery please call 212-242-7767 or email us info@sarahmorthlandgallery.com

One of the pioneers in the Chelsea art district of New York City, Sarah Morthland Gallery specializes in vintage and contemporary photography. Since opening her doors in 1996, the gallery has become a prominent establishment in the Chelsea neighborhood. Ms. Morthland is highly regarded as an expert in vintage 20th century photography, having begun her career at the Center of Photography in Woodstock, New York in 1977. She subsequently became the director of the Howard Greenberg Gallery in Soho and served in that post for nine years. During her tenure at the Howard Greenberg Gallery she also founded and was the director of Gallery 292, an intimate space inspired by Alfred Stieglitz's famous 291Gallery. Currently, the Sarah Morthland Gallery represents a handful of contemporary artists with approximately eight exhibitions per calendar year. The gallery also specializes in vintage photographs by various artists and provides consulting services.

PLEASE NOTE: The gallery regrets that we are not seeking additional artists. We do not accept or return slides of portfolios or review unsolicited emails.

Additionally, Sarah Morthland is the director, with partner Robert Gurbo, of Archive Consulting and Management Service, LLC. ACMS is a service specializing in the management of fine art photographic archives. It was created to provide professional services for artists, private collectors, trusts and institutions including digital inventory systems, collection maintenance, estate planning and appraisals. We also assist with exhibition preparation, marketing, and public relations. Please contact ACMS, (212) 242-7767, for additional information.