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Founded in 2002 as a non-profit charitable organization, the Chelsea Art Museum is housed in a restored 19th century warehouse that combines the best elements of contemporary style amidst the warehouse’s original architecture. Supporting and functioning for the legacy of Jean Miotte, an abstract expressionist, the museum boasts of contemporary thematic exhibitions and a mixture of programs that encourage critical thinking regarding some of the world’s most valuable learnings and stories.

With a 3-storey building that spans 24,000 square feet, the museum has a vast exhibition space accented by an open glass staircase. The Chelsea Art Museum houses several masterpieces like works by European abstract artists Corpora, Millares, Schumacher, Thieler, Vedova, Stohrer, Lakner, and Kirkeby. There is also a separate collection that showcases exceptional works by American abstract artists.

The museum is also the home of the Miotte Foundation. Likewise, it showcases an extensive collection of Miotte’s works and masterpieces. The Miotte Foundation archives and conserves the works of Miotte. They also extend scholarship and research privileges regarding Informal Art which plays a significant role in the art scene of post-war America and Europe. Informal Art is “formless” art and is considered related to Abstract Expressionism.

Aside from the abstract artists, the Chelsea Art Museum also houses several collections by sculptors like Bernar Venet, Pol Bury, Jeff Beer, Kanter, Johannsen and Zadkine. Rare books and works on paper also make up a significant part of the museum’s growing collection. Visitors can also purchase stationery and postcards.

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