Marvin Gardens Bids Farewell to Physical Spaces After Nine Years

Marvin Gardens, a Ridgewood-based art institution, has announced the closure of its physical spaces after nine years of creative impact. Known for hosting over 100 exhibitions and performances, Marvin Gardens has been a central hub for artists and the community. The decision to close was shared in a heartfelt Instagram post that also marked the end of their collaboration with Chart Gallery, known as R&R.

While this closure signals the end of an era, Marvin Gardens remains optimistic about the future, emphasizing the enduring spirit of its community and the role of art in shaping a better world.

Marvin Gardens has been a beacon for artistic expression since its inception, providing a platform for artists to share their ideas with a global audience. Over the years, the space became a cultural touchstone, attracting artists, collectors, and allies from all walks of life.

Their collaboration with Chart Gallery through R&R added a new dimension to their mission, showcasing innovative projects and fostering deeper connections within the art world.

In their farewell message, Marvin Gardens extended their gratitude to everyone who contributed to their journey, stating:

“It has been an honor to work with you and present your ideas to a wider audience. Thank you to all of the collectors and allies, and to the community at large. It’s been a pleasure presenting to the globe from Ridgewood. Our hearts are filled with gratitude.”

The Post Reads:

“While the Marvin Gardens spaces are physically no more, our community continues to shine bright. We trust you’ll keep focused toward a brighter future to help build the world you want to live in. It’s been a pleasure walking step by step beside all of you.”