
JDJ
Art galleryJDJ is a contemporary art gallery founded in 2018 by Jayne Drost Johnson. It operates two spaces: an exhibition venue in Tribeca, Manhattan, and the Ice House, a converted historic ice house on Johnson's property in Garrison, New York, in the Hudson Highlands. Johnson built the two-site structure to allow a gallery model that balances city and country programming, with each location hosting complementary, curated group and solo shows. The program has featured artists across generations, including contemporary artist Athena LaTocha and postwar artist Susan Weil, who studied under Josef Albers at Black Mountain College alongside Willem de Kooning, Jasper Johns, and Robert Rauschenberg.
Represented artists
- Barrow Parke
- Myles Bennett
- Julia Felsenthal
- Heather Guertin
- Minako Iwamura
- Shawn Kuruneru
- Athena LaTocha
- Lucia Love
- Sharon Madanes
- Bea Scaccia
- Shino Takeda
- Susan Weil
- Jamie Gray Williams











