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Art as Healing, Life as Art

Fou Gallery, established in 2013, believes in the power of art to heal, transform, and foster deeper connections with oneself and the world. We create spaces where art becomes a practice of mindfulness — offering moments of tranquility, reflection, and renewal that go beyond the traditional gallery experience. We are committed to amplifying the voices of Asian diaspora artists and building a supportive community around their work. Through curated exhibitions, healing sessions, art workshops, and community gatherings, Fou nurtures a shared journey toward balance, inner peace, and a harmonious relationship with the earth.

Our Fifth Avenue space hosts rotating contemporary art exhibitions alongside mindful community experiences, including Kintsugi workshops, paper lamp making, meditative Tai Chi retreats, sound healing sessions, and Wagashi Japanese sweet-making classes.


In Focus

Highlight updates — with more to come


Core Team

Echo He | Director

Lynn Hai | Design & Artistic Director

Iris Zhang | Events Director & Communication

Jiaqi Mao | Research & Archives

Elle Li | Special Events

Contact

General inquiries: info@fougallery.com

Press inquiries: pr@fougallery.com

Sales inquiries: echoyuhe@fougallery.com


Gallery Visiting Policy

To ensure each visitor enjoys a personalized and enriching experience, our gallery is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. You may also book an appointment through our online system or contact us directly if you wish to visit at other times.

We look forward to welcoming you!

 

Host Your Event

Situated in a historic 1904 cast-iron building near Union Square, our space continues to embody an intimate, home-like atmosphere. Located on Fifth Avenue, just a short stroll from Union Square, the area is celebrated for its iconic architecture and vibrant mix of past and present.

Once the heart of New York’s high-end department stores and luxury shopping in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Ladies’ Mile Historic District has transformed into a thriving hub of art, design, and innovation—a perfect backdrop for creativity and community.

Renovated from a pre-war interior, the space features exposed brick walls, high ceilings, and warm hardwood floors, blending historic charm with contemporary elegance. Its beautiful architecture sets the tone for a truly distinctive experience.

Capacity: 46–60 people

Size: 2,400 sq. ft.