The art gallery at Chelsea Eye displays up and coming artists as well as established and highly esteemed works by some of the most respected members of the art world. A percentage of sales are donated to several medical research and charitable organizations. The gallery's show is changed several times per year and purchases of the works are arranged through the office manager.

The Gallery at Chelsea Eye Presents a collection of works by photographer Geoffery Leven .

Exhibiting Artist: Geoffrey Leven graduated from the School of Visual Arts in New York City, in fine art, graphic design and photography and then studied printmaking at the Pratt Graphics Center and went on to create an extensive body of work at the Dieu Donn Artist's Paper Mill in New York.

Geoffrey resides in New York City , where he pursues his visual art full time. Geoffrey Leven's work can be found in private collections in the United States and Europe .

Photography Without Cameras: Geoffrey Leven's current photographic work is created with the non-traditional equipment of throw-away cameras and digital scanning beds, which were used to produce the new digital metallic prints for this show. These images are achieved through an eclectic range of natural and found light conditions. These photographs manage to capture the magic of flowers as characters with a broad range of mood and presence. Whether stark, sexual or even humorous, these photographs stand guard in a world all their own and quickly become the property of the viewer's own imagination.

"As an artist and perennial gardener, I became aware of how the light caused flowers to change through the day. I began to photograph Day Lily's, as the morning light moved onto them and then witnessed how the "magic hour" of late afternoon moved "through" them, causing a dramatic, transparent finish. Every day, the light is different. Often there is barely a minute left of daylight to capture that special moment. With the ever changing light and the subject on the verge of folding up, it is not unlike shooting a moving target as the light fades to dusk."

Gallery Hours: Monday and Friday 9am - 5pm , Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 9am - 8pm .