Brooklyn Art Galleries, Artists & Museums

Alice Wang

Meteorites, fossils, beeswax, moss, hand-painted glass tiles.

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Alicja Biała

Biała draws from Slavic and folk symbols, blending the historical past with the political and personal realities of contemporary life.

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Alison Kuo

Alison Kuo makes sculptures from found objects and creates performances that tell stories about the Asian diaspora experience.

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Anna Boothe

Anna Boothe works in glass casting and pate de verre, a 19th-century French technique, with 35 years of experience.

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Apollinaria Broche

Apollinaria Broche, born in 1995 in Moscow, creates places of escape and retreat that blur boundaries between the real and imagined.

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Ash Fure

Ash Fure distills music to its physical essence: vibration, friction, and the raw materiality of speaker cones.

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Asher Liftin

Asher Liftin investigates fundamental conditions of vision and visibility, translating his own photographs refracted through a glass eye into meticulously hand-crafted renderings on canvas and paper.

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Bel Falleiros

Bel Falleiros is a Brazilian artist whose practice focuses on place and belonging.

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Bill Nace

Bows, glass bowls, hurdy-gurdy, doughnut pipe.

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Cammi Climaco

BKLYN CLAY

Her work moves between performance, sculptural and functional pieces and ruminates on the history of women in ceramics, finding joy in unreachable places and ancient love poems.

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Carol Priego

Carol Priego is a Fulbright Scholar in New York conducting cross-border research on Opuntia ficus-indica (prickly pear) as a vehicle for ecological and political narratives across the Mediterranean, the United States, and Mexico.

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Catie Kobland

Brooklyn Creative Reuse

Catie Kobland teaches fiber arts and textile craft as acts of witness and repair.

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Chris Zhongtian Yuan

ISCP

Chris Zhongtian Yuan recomposes vernacular sonic and spatial materials through video, sound, performance, sculpture and installation, blurring the boundary between critique, care and confabulation.

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CJ Hendry

CJ Hendry built her reputation through hyperreal drawings of luxury objects, working from photographs in colored pencil with what she calls a meticulous scribbling technique.

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Diana Orving

Diana Orving is self-taught, having grown up in Stockholm surrounded by her mother's textiles, sewing machines, and looms.

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Duke Riley

Scrimshaw on detergent bottles.

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Elisa Bertaglia

Elisa Bertaglia moves between painting, ceramics, wall drawings, and site-specific works, investigating how symbols break down in contemporary life.

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Erica Linnemann

Erica Linnemann makes ink line drawings that attempt to render both gently and satirically the routine, unspoken labors of urban existence.

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Freeka Tet

Freeka Tet treats internet culture the way a graffiti writer treats a wall: as raw material to be stolen, distorted, and thrown back at the audience.

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Gulsum Keskinoglu

Awita New York Studio

Gulsum Keskinoglu's work keeps returning to the female body as a site of meaning: sculpted, painted, rendered in ceramics and jewelry, examined in detail.

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Hannah Salyer

Gasworks NYC

Hannah Salyer brings a deep reverence for the natural world to her work as an illustrator, author, educator, mixed media artist, and gallery director.

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Hans Rosenström

Hans Rosenström, born 1978 in Lohja, Finland, is now based in Stockholm.

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Heath Wae

Pigment, for Heath Wae, is never just color.

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Hetanshi Vakta

Hetanshi Vakta calls herself an I/O psychologist by background, photographer by instinct.

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James Akers

Nebula Neon

James Akers treats neon as a sculptural material rather than a sign-making one: he bends glass, modifies consumer circuits, and makes objects that produce sound, play video, and scan their surroundings.

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Jennifer McCoy

Jennifer and Kevin McCoy are media artists whose interdisciplinary practice spans moving image, software, drawing, painting, and installation.

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John Edmonds

John Edmonds makes photographs in conversation with sculpture.

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Jon Nealon

Satellite imagery, 3D spatial reconstruction, survivor testimony.

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Jordan Eagles

Blood is Jordan Eagles's medium, and he has spent nearly three decades figuring out exactly what it can hold.

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Juan Miguel Marin

Juan Miguel Marin works at the intersection of memory, sound, and emotion, letting the unconscious guide him toward discoveries only visible once the work is complete.

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Kara Springer

Springer's practice is rooted in armature—the underlying structure that holds the flesh of a body in place—and she uses photography, sculpture, and site-specific interventions to confront architecture, urban infrastructure, and systems of institutional and political power.

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Kari Love

Kari Love spent two decades exploring motion through Broadway costume design and puppetry before bringing inanimate objects to life as soft robots.

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Keith Yamashita

Keith Yamashita is a social-impact artist who brings people together to share their hopes, reckon with their pasts, to see each other with new eyes.

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Kevin Beasley

Kevin Beasley works his materials—resin, foam, found clothing—as they cure, a process that leaves traces of the artist's body while the sculptures reference the bodies that once inhabited them.

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Kiki Smith

Kiki Smith makes sculptures where the body turns itself inside out.

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Kim Gordon

Before Sonic Youth, before the bass guitar, Kim Gordon moved to New York in 1980 to be a visual artist.

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LuLu Meng

LuLu Meng makes work around the invisible forces that bind people together: philosophy of science, mirrored surfaces, systems where touching one thing changes everything else.

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Lynette Yiadom-Boakye

Lynette Yiadom-Boakye paints portraits of imaginary subjects drawn from found objects, rendered in muted colours.

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Maggie Boyd

LAND gallery

Maggie Boyd has spent over twenty years translating drawings onto clay, treating the convergence of the two mediums as a conversation that never quite resolves.

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Mary Pat Klein

Mary Pat Klein has been knitting since she was seven, coming from a family of knitters and crafters.

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Matthew Logan

Matthew Logan works between photography and music, shooting travel and landscape series (Paris, the Adirondacks) alongside a body of work marked War and Peace, and composing and playing cello outside of the camera work entirely.

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Matthew Lutz-Kinoy

Matthew Lutz-Kinoy builds performance at the core of his practice, informed by histories of queer and collaborative work as well as theater and choreography.

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Maurizio Cattelan

Cattelan prefers the designation "art worker" to "artist." Self-taught and skeptical of traditional art education, he regards practical experience and making shows as his true teachers.

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Melissa Weiss

Melissa Weiss makes illustrative, functional ceramics from wild clay dug from her land in the Arkansas Ozarks.

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Michael Stern

Michael Stern's creative practice is driven by incessant questioning about connections and contradictions between traditional glass blowing and digital design.

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Min Park

Awita New York Studio

Min Park's solo show at Awita New York Studio, Navigating In-Between Spaces, ran July 2 through 31, 2026, in ink and watercolor alongside installation and projected media.

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Nancy Cohen

Cohen's work is rooted in particle physics, mathematics, and chemistry.

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Nicole Pallecchi

Swiss-Italian Nicole Pallecchi works in broadcasting as Deputy Head of 3sat Switzerland while pursuing documentary filmmaking on the side.

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Olivia Henry

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Pear Wear

Pear Wear is a NYC-based wears and wares project run by artists Mika Agari and Chuggy Roro.

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Petra Janda

Petra Janda works across sculpture, intermedia, and performance, grounded in the relations between people and environmental issues.

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Rachel Mica Weiss

Rachel Mica Weiss combines the visual language of textiles with the density of stone and cast forms—components that balance uneasily, vie for dominance, or are inextricably intertwined.

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Rhonda Willers

Rhonda Willers works with ceramics, facial tissues, sound, mixed media, and time-based installations in the quiet moments where memory, ritual, and transformation meet.

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Sestry Feldman

Twin sisters Nicole and Mishel Feldman—Sestry Feldman—work across painting, installation, animation, and public space, developing narrative systems that move between street art and exhibition contexts.

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Shayna Strype

Shayna Strype works in animation, film, and puppetry performance, rooted in analog processes and tactile craft to explore humanity through nonhuman perspectives—objects, animals, natural elements.

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Shuyao Huang

Shuyao Huang's painting practice revolves around meditation, observation, and mindfulness, informed by Buddhist concepts of fullness and emptiness.

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Simona Prives

Simona Prives creates collages, both still and moving, that focus on the process of decomposition and reconstruction and examine our complex relationship between the organic and the man-made.

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Sonia Rosa Kahn

Sonia Rosa Kahn works at the intersection of 16mm film, printmaking, and installation, pursuing a single question: what happens to photographs and the narratives they carry when you let them decay? Born in London and now based in New York as an MFA candidate at Yale, she uses erosion, oxidation, and chemical development to test how images break down over time.

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Suzanne Sullivan

Sullivan works from a studio in Red Hook, Brooklyn, teaching preschool and high school students by day and building handmade porcelain by night.

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Sydney Cash

Sydney Cash developed a lifelong relationship with glass by exploring its translucency, transparency, reflection, and refraction.

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Sáandlaanaay

Sáandlaanaay transforms objects of memory into statements of cultural endurance and self-determination.

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Terry Hunter

Terry Hunter is a South Side native who found his love for making music through house and disco, and he has spent the past three decades working from that foundation.

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Tharini Sankarasubramanian

Residency Unlimited

Tharini Sankarasubramanian works across drawing, painting, and fiber art, using colors, symbolism, materials and numbers to convey the intangible aspects of her experiences through abstraction.

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Thomas McKean

Twenty-five years ago, McKean was riding the subway and began wondering how many words he could make from the word MetroCard.

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Umber Majeed

Umber Majeed is a queer Muslim woman descended from Pakistan who engages with archives to explore South Asian state, urban, and digital infrastructure through a feminist lens.

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Zoë Pulley

ISCP

Zoë Pulley works with textiles, photographs, and family archives to trace the everyday stories of Black American life.

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