The Gateway Project is a series of pop up art exhibitions that are activated intermittently throughout The Gateway Center; a multi-functional building that connects to Newark's Pennsylvania Station. Currently exhibitions are activated in a full functioning gallery space, The Gateway Project Gallery, in Gateway II, and throughout the entirety of the Gateway Concourse, which goes from the Station to Mulberry Street. The Gateway Projects is a collaborative endeavor by Solo(s) Project House (Newark, New Jersey) and Project For Empty Space (New York City). The purpose of The Gateway Projects is to enliven community spaces through interactive and stimulating art exhibitions.The gallery space rotates exhibitions every three months, providing participation opportunities to national and international curators and artists. By introducing new partnerships with each exhibition, there is a constant dialogue about Newark’s continuously developing art community. Gallery exhibitions are open to the public, Tuesday -Thursday from 11 am - 7 pm. The concourse exhibition is available to view by a daily commuting audience of 30,000.The Gateway Projects are made possible by C & K Properties and the Gateway Concourse Association.