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Garvey|Simon (also styled Garvey/Simon or Garvey Simon Art Access) is a New York–based art gallery and private art advisory founded in 2010 by Elizabeth K. Garvey and Catherine G. Simon.^[1][2] The gallery presents exhibitions focused on drawings, works on paper, and material-driven projects.

Garvey|Simon began as a hybrid private-dealer and advisory practice, presenting exhibitions and pop-up projects in New York and the U.S. Midwest before maintaining an ongoing program in Manhattan.^[2] In June 2010, the gallery opened a temporary space in the Carmel Arts & Design District in Indiana, which was covered by Nuvo: Indianapolis Weekly.^[3] In 2022, Garvey|Simon opened a second location in San Anselmo, California, where it operated for two years and received coverage in Bay Area press.^[4] The San Anselmo branch closed in 2024.

• Tamiko Kawata: Permutations — a solo exhibition at Garvey|Simon noted in art coverage.^[5]
• J. Ivcevich: Sampling (2011) — an exhibition documented by the gallery and reviewed in independent outlets.^[6]
• Timothy Hursley: Tainted Lens (2017) — a solo exhibition at Garvey|Simon that received attention in arts reporting.^[7]

Several exhibitions presented by Garvey|Simon have been reviewed in national and specialist art outlets including Hyperallergic and The Architect’s Newspaper.^[8][9][1]

Garvey|Simon has participated regularly in art fairs, including multiple editions of Art on Paper in New York—beginning with the fair’s inaugural year—as well as Art on Paper San Francisco during the San Anselmo period.^[10]

Director Elizabeth Garvey has served as juror and guest curator for exhibitions including the 58th Annual Delta Exhibition at the Arkansas Arts Center in Little Rock.^[11][12]

Artists associated with Garvey|Simon have included Dina Brodsky, Timothy Hursley, J. Ivcevich, Tamiko Kawata, Linda Kamille Schmidt, and others.^[1]

• Official website
• Garvey|Simon on Artsy