The term "gallery space" refers to a specific area within an art gallery or museum that is designated for displaying and showcasing various works of art. This space can be either permanent, where art pieces are continuously displayed, or temporary, where exhibitions may change periodically. Gallery spaces often have high ceilings, bright lighting, and white walls to provide the best possible environment for viewing artwork. The term "gallery" itself comes from the Italian word "galleria," which originally referred to an arcade or covered walkway. Today, it is commonly associated with a space dedicated to displaying visual arts.