Ch’i Contemporary Fine Art, established in Williamsburg, Brooklyn in 1999 and directed by Tracy Causey-Jeffery is committed to exhibiting vibrant contemporary art by living artists: both mid-career and emerging. Ch’i exhibits works in two distinct styles: abstract, textural or fragmented figurative.

Ch’i hosts 11-15 exhibitions annually with their artists coming from across America, Asia, Europe and South America. As well as its own exhibitions, Ch’i participates annually in at least 3 international fairs. In 2007, the gallery participated in Fountain NY, Bridge Chicago, Bridge Miami and Bridge London. So far in 2008, Ch'i has participated in the Annual Asian Contemporary Art Week in NYC  and in the first Bridge NY fair.

Ch'i is also hosting it's first international mini tour entitled "Falling Short of Knowing" which will show in New York City, Moscow and Singapore between September 2008 and March 2009.

Additionally, Ch’i and its artists have been published in Art News, Art World News, NY Arts Magazine, Art Forum, Block Magazine, New York Times, The Village Voice, New York Sun, the New York Press, LA Times, Korea Times, Art and Antiques, Swindle Magazine, and Juxtapose among others.

Gallery artists are included in the permanent collections of Cantor Fitzgerald, The Musee Elysse, The Museum of the City of New York, MOMA, the Whitney Museum, Exxon Energy, Hong Kong Museum of Art, the Bank of China, the Kohler Company,The New York Public Library, the Kimbel Museum,  The Houston Museum and the Klutznick National Jewish Museum among others.

Ch’i director, Tracy Causey-Jeffery received her masters in art history from the University of London after interning at Sotheby’s auction house in New York City. Prior to opening Ch’i, she owned and operated The Finer Side Galleries in Maryland and Washington, D.C. for 7 years.

Opening hours:
Wed - Sun 11 am - 7 pm  Mon 9 am - 5 pm  Closed on Tue