Cosmic Summer Art Show & Townwide Scavenger Hunt

It's a Cosmic Summer! Join us for a celebration featuring the happy weirdness of High Bridge, NJ, mixed-media artist Gabe Chiarello.

Chiarello’s five space-age installations feel plucked from another dimension—part vintage boardwalk, part lunar daydream. Expect orbiting ice cream trucks, Saturn-inspired ice cream cones, and a tribute to the dizzying cult-fave carnival ride: The Gravitron. These are more than sculptures; they’re portals. You don’t just look—you seek, you discover, you get ice cream!

Current Shows

Map to all the Tiny Galleries

The Mailboxes at 14C

Come see over 20 artists in our mailbox installation.

On view through 6/22
157B 1st St, 4th floor, Jersey City, NJ
Tip: Search 157 1st street on Google Maps, it is two blocks from the Grove St. Path train station.

Our Mission

  • Tiny Is Wondrous

    Tiny Gallery’s mission is to bring small moments of beauty into our everyday lives. Our network of compact, box-sized art galleries, exhibiting work under five inches, makes creating and collecting art more inclusive by disrupting the idea of what fine art can be

  • Tiny Is Anywhere

    Going small has big advantages. Tiny art can be made on a kitchen table, rather than a studio. It can be displayed on a shelf rather than a wall and can travel in an envelope rather than a crate. Similarly, Tiny Galleries can be installed on front lawns, in parks, schools, theaters, libraries, hospitals, hiking trails, hotels—anywhere you can imagine.

  • Tiny is for Everyone

    Tiny Gallery aims to help underrecognized, emerging, mid-career, and established artists reach a wider and more diverse audience while expanding the public’s access to fine art. We believe that everyone deserves to live with something beautiful. Tiny Gallery removes the limitations of space and cost and creates an opportunity for anyone to collect art in an unexpected, intimate, and rewarding way.

Tiny Gallery aims to:

  • Introduce a moment of wonder into our everyday lives

  • Expand opportunities for artists simply by changing the scale  

  • Activate under-recognized art regions

  • Provide a platform for emerging and underrepresented artists 

  • Expand public access to fine art in unconventional ways