Galleries

A.I.R. GALLERY is a permanent exhibition space that supports an open exchange of ideas and risk-taking by women artists in order to provide support and visibility. In addition to exhibiting the work of hundreds of women artists each year, A.I.R. hosts events, lectures and symposia on feminism, art and much more.

Our new immersive media experience. For exclusive artist and client events. "Walk inside of BlackBook Presents, and you are entering BlackBook’s diverse global culture.” Experiential art gallery, exhibitions, events, content, branding and production studio, online & retail store.  Located on the waterfront in DUMBO, Brooklyn. 

Contemporaries is a storefront studio project by Malika Leiper and Stephen Burks. Neither a gallery, nor a store, nor a studio, Contemporaries is a space dedicated to our time and the limitless field of imagination.

The Center for Cuban Studies (CCS) is a non-profit, tax-exempt educational institution with a national membership base organized by a group of scholars, writers, artists and other   professionals with a pur- pose to counter the effects of U.S. policy toward Cuba. Founded in 1972 and located in New York City, it is dedicated to providing information about contemporary Cuba and contributing to a normalization of relations between Cuba and the United States, including an end to the embargo. The Cuban Art Space is incorporated within the Center for Cuban Studies to promote the work of Cuban artists, especially those living and working in Cuba, and to educate the U.S. public about Cuba’s cultural life. From its beginning CCS has stressed the importance of Cuban art and culture. Our collection of more than 10,000 posters, photographs, prints,    drawings, paintings, ceramics and other examples of the visual arts in Cuba, plus thousands   of slides, catalogs and other information about Cuban artists, provides a unique look into the country’s evolution. Many of these works are available as exhibits that travel around the country.

The gallery program focuses on first shows (historical and contemporary) by artists working primarily in photography, video, and performance.

Janet Borden, Inc. is an art gallery specializing in contemporary photography. Located in New York City since 1988, Janet Borden, Inc. maintains a reputation as one of the best photography galleries in the country. A member of the ADAA (Art Dealers Association of America) and AIPAD (Association of International Fine Art Photography Dealers), the gallery works closely with individuals, museums, and corporations on acquisitions, exhibitions, and special projects.

Established in 2007, KLOMPCHING GALLERY specializes in the exhibition and sale of contemporary fine art photographs. The gallery is an AIPAD member, representing an international roster of emerging and established artists.

Main Window is a public art installation space highlighting Brooklyn-based artists since 1980. Installations are viewable 24/7 from the street. 

Opened in 2003, MINUS SPACE specializes in contemporary reductive abstract art, and represents pioneering emerging and established artists and estates from the United States, Europe, South America, and Australasia.

Platform is a new exhibition space established by Elizabeth Hazan to showcase and support the work of fellow artists and develop curatorial projects.

Smack Mellon presents solo and group exhibitions in their singular 6000 square foot gallery space, providing technical and financial support for the creation of new and ambitious projects by emerging, under-recognized mid-career and women artists.

Undercurrent, defined as a body of water below the surface and moving in a different direction from any surface current, is a dedicated exhibition platform for art aiming to support contemporary art practices that are contrary to prevailing trends and movements. We showcase local and international contemporary artists with an inclusive subprogram of artists and creative entities of the Baltic states. This exchange augments our mission by providing a switchback, for a diverse and accessible platform distilling cultural perspectives in New York City.

Designed by architect Sou Fujimoto, Usagi NY is a hybrid space that combines art gallery, library, and café to showcase multi­disciplinary culture, through exhibitions, performances and workshops.