EDEN Madison opened in 2009 at 437 Madison Avenue, NYC, and remained active until 2025. Although EDEN Madison closed, its influence continues through our larger galleries in SoHo and on Fifth Avenue. The EDEN Madison story is one of growth, transformation, and lasting impact.
EDEN Gallery Madison – A Chapter Closed, A Spirit That Lives On
Updated: January 07 2026
About the Gallery – EDEN House of Art Madison Journey
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Address: 437 Madison Avenue, New York
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Active Years: 2009 to 2025
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EDEN House of Art, Madison, NYC, was our first New York gallery and an elegant space that introduced our vision to the city.
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It hosted exhibitions that brought together international artists and created a vibrant community of collectors.
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Over time, the gallery became too small for the growing demand, which marked the beginning of our expansion.
Our New York Galleries Today
Although the EDEN Art Madison branch closure marked the end of one chapter, our presence in New York has only grown stronger. Today, visitors can explore:
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EDEN SoHo – 470 Broome Street, New York, NY 10013
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EDEN Fifth Avenue – 645 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10022
Both galleries offer rotating exhibitions, private tours, and exclusive events that continue the legacy of EDEN Madison.
The closure of EDEN Art Gallery Madison was a transformation rather than an ending. From our first gallery on Madison Avenue grew two thriving spaces that represent the future of EDEN in New York City. The story of EDEN in Madison, NYC, remains a symbol of vision, growth, and enduring spirit.
FAQ’s
Why did EDEN House of Art Madison close?
The closure marked a natural evolution for EDEN Gallery. As our audience and artists grew, we transitioned to larger, more versatile spaces that could better reflect our expanding vision—leading to the opening of our SoHo and Fifth Avenue galleries.
Where are EDEN's locations?
EDEN operates prestigious spaces in major cities worldwide, including New York, Miami, London, Dubai, Aspen, and more. Each location reflects the gallery's signature blend of sophistication, innovation, and artistic excellence. 3. Which artists
Which artists are represented by EDEN?
EDEN represents an international collective of leading contemporary artists — including Alec Monopoly, Angelo Accardi, David Kracov, SN, Dorit Levinstein, and Metis Atash — whose works span painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media. Together, they embody a rich spectrum of styles and visions, united by a shared commitment to beauty, creativity, and originality.
How can I visit or book a private tour?
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