gallerygoer

American  

[gal-uh-ree-goh-er] / ˈgæl ə riˌgoʊ ər /

noun

1. a person who visits art galleries, especially often or regularly.

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Etymology

Origin of gallerygoer

First recorded in 1885–90; gallery + goer

Example Sentences

It wasn’t clear if he was part of the show or just a very excited gallerygoer, but it all contributed to the exhibition’s visceral unease.

From The Guardian

For if the average photo is ever dumber, photography matters even more; the social photo, in Mr. Jurgenson’s phrase, has effected a “fusion of media and bodies” that has made every gallerygoer a cyborg.

From New York Times

The committed gallerygoer long ago learned to sift through competing opinions and seek delight where he or she could find it.

From New York Times

Here’s a selective gallerygoer’s guide.

From New York Times

That he doesn’t see there’s a difference makes him a harder-working, better-bankrolled version of the clichéd gallerygoer who looks at a Pollock and sees a finger painting instead of a revolution.

From New York Times