Opened a modernist studio and gallery at 3 Washington Square North.
In 1913, ahead of the landmark Armory Show, Wilhelmina Weber Furlong established one of the first modernist art studios and galleries in Manhattan at 3 Washington Square North. This studio became a crucial meeting place for artists of the American modernist movement, fostering innovation and collaboration. Here, she offered a platform for emerging modern artists to exhibit and engage with contemporary techniques, significantly contributing to the spread of modernism in the United States. Her efforts were instrumental in creating a vibrant community that is now a fundamental part of American art history.