NYCH Gallery

NYCH Gallery, pronounced niche, is a contemporary art space showcasing painting, sculptures, and photography. It also features interior design and fashion collections. This original and fascinating creative mix is designed to inspire everyone. The gallery's mediums include painting, drawing, etching/intaglioscreen prints, photographyand mixed media. Phillip Scott Sinclair was born in Rochester, New York, and came of age in the ’80s. In short order, the kid who would later become P. Scott was imbibing Hip-Hop with the three B's – breakdancing and B-boys. The artist's entrepreneurial journey began with a Rochester barbershop. P. Scott opened a second barbershop after a local consultant lauded the new shop. The entrepreneur was able to focus on profitability after opening five shops. P. Scott moved permanently to Chicago due to a myriad of reasons. The artist built NYCH Art Gallery with a strong and ambitious spirit. NYCH Art Gallery hosts fashion shows, artists' exhibitions.

The art gallery reviews paint lines a positive picture, with ecstatic patrons praising the space for its thoughtful design and potential in multiple types of events. The reviews consistently commend its frequent art shows and expansive piece collection, one highlighting Ingrid Baars’ work, specifically. Ingrid Baars’ exhibit, featuring vibrant African women, was also lauded as “amazing” and visually impactful. Another point of pride for the gallery is that the owners, Tiffany and Phil, consistently deliver great guest experiences and offer rapid Covid-19 testing. One reviewer wrote that the experience couldn’t have been better, praising the owners for their helpfulness and kindness. The same courtesy was a highlight for another hosting group, who claim the process was seamless, suggesting that another occasion should lecture not to hassle. Another comment summed up the general ambient and some to the gallery’s value. The set seemed accessibly fashionable and showed how many people should have enjoyed the art and socialized comfortably. One patron concludes that this is the ultimate art gallery, but most would recommend it to others.