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. — 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.

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Moving Van: A.I.R. Benefit Exhibition and Auction

May 13–27, 2026

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