Red Royalty Gallery

Red Royalty Gallery is a small commercial contemporary art gallery located in New York, New York. The gallery employs 5 to 9 people and generates approximately $2.5 million in annual revenue. Red Royalty Gallery is unique in the vibrant Lower East Side art scene. The gallery specializes in representing the work of Princeton-based multi-media artist Kremena Lefterova. Lefterova's work encompasses ceramic and porcelain sculpture, video installations, and digital drawings. Her creations are inspired by the theatricality of Cirque du Soleil performances and the dreamlike imagery of early 20th century illustrator Maxfield Parrish. Red Royalty Gallery distinguishes itself with its "salon-type" approach, departing from the traditional "white cube" gallery model. The gallery embraces the eclectic philosophy of Art nouveau, featuring wooden floors, adorned storefront windows, and high, chandeliered ceilings. This deliberate design choice aims to create a more engaging and inviting atmosphere, particularly for younger collectors who are shaping the future of contemporary art. For more information, visit Red Royalty Gallery's website at redroyaltygallery.com.