Fourteen30 is owned by Jeanine Jablonski and is looking to make the connection between serious art collectors and young, emerging artists on the scene. The gallery also has a bookshop that sells experimental and innovative, but lesser known, art magazines, zines and books.
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Interior of the Fourteen30 Contemporary Gallery. Image taken from their website
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