A.I.R's first gallery on 97 Wooster Street, 1976.
Pictured from left to right: Rachel bas-Cohain, Joan Snitzer, Kazuko Miyamoto, Blythe Bohnen, unidentified, Laurace James, Patsy Norvell, Dotty Attie, Mary Grigoriadis, and Daria Dorosh.

Located in DUMBO, Brooklyn, A.I.R. Gallery is a feminist, artist-directed, nonprofit arts organization and alternative exhibition space for women and non-binary artists. Founded in 1972, A.I.R. is the longest-running alternative space for women artists in the United States.

To learn more about our history, click here.

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A.I.R. Gallery is currently on summer break.

We look forward to welcoming you to our next opening on August 8!


A.I.R. Galleryʼs Downtown Manhattan Homecoming

Rendering of A.I.R. Gallery’s West Village lobby and library by OneFourTwo Architecture.

A Once-in-a-Generation Capital Campaign to Secure the Future of a Historic Feminist Arts Institution

A.I.R. Gallery is at a transformational moment in its 54-year history.

After nearly two decades in Brooklyn, we are returning to our Manhattan roots and establishing a new, long-term home at the Federal Archive Building in the West Village. Our new 2,400 square foot facility will double the space devoted to our feminist programming and secure the future of one of New York City’s oldest alternative art spaces.

A.I.R. is now undertaking a once-in-a-generation capital campaign to renovate our new home ahead of an early 2027 reopening.

To learn more and make a contribution, click the link here.


CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES

Open Call: A.I.R. National Membership

Apply by Tuesday, July 21

 

A.I.R. Gallery | 155 Plymouth Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 | (212) 255-6651 | info@airgallery.org