Chelsea has recently become a melting pot
of many cultures. Above 23rd Street, by the
Hudson River, the neighborhood is industrial
or post-industrial, featuring the newly-hip
High Line that follows the river all through
Chelsea. Eighth Avenue is a center for gay
culture, and from 20th to 22nd street between
Ninth and Tenth avenue, mid-nineteenth century
brick and brownstone townhouses are still
occupied, a few even restored to private use.
Since the mid-1990s, Chelsea has become a
center of the New York art scene, as an increasing
number of art galleries have moved there from
SoHo.
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