# Turn Gallery

> 2 upcoming shows at Turn Gallery in Uptown NYC, including “THE LOOKOUT”, “THE LOOKOUT (Parlour Room)”. Showtimes, tickets, and directions.

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- Address: 32 East 68th Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10065 ([Google Maps](https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=32+East+68th+Street%2C+2nd+Floor%2C+New+York%2C+NY+10065))
- Neighborhood: Uptown
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- Last updated: Nov 04, 2026 at 10:27 AM

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## THE LOOKOUT

- When: Opening reception Wed Nov 4 at 6 PM · On view · closing date not announced
- Run: On view · closing date not announced
- Source: https://www.turngallerynyc.com/upcoming

Turn Gallery is pleased to present THE LOOKOUT , an exhibition featuring gallery artists Merrick Adams , Mary Corman , An Hoang , Karyn Lyons , Andy Mister , and Mason Saltarrelli . Drawing from the concept of a lookout—both an act of keeping watch, and a physical vantage point offering expanded perspective—the exhibition explores how one’s unique position and visual language shape the act of seeing.

Upcoming dates:

- Wed, Nov 04 at 06:00 PM — Opening reception — Turn Gallery

## THE LOOKOUT (Parlour Room)

- When: Opening reception Wed Nov 4 at 6 PM · On view · closing date not announced
- Run: On view · closing date not announced
- Source: https://www.turngallerynyc.com/parlour-room

Turn Gallery is pleased to present THE LOOKOUT , an exhibition featuring gallery artists Merrick Adams , Mary Corman , An Hoang , Karyn Lyons , Andy Mister , and Mason Saltarrelli . Drawing from the concept of a lookout—both an act of keeping watch, and a physical vantage point offering expanded perspective—the exhibition explores how one’s unique position and visual language shape the act of seeing.

Upcoming dates:

- Wed, Nov 04 at 06:00 PM — Opening reception — Turn Gallery