Our Mission
Community is our foundation, and we commit to bridging Diversity in the arts. AIRSpace Gallery work with artists located in New England as well as local non-profit organizations and educational institutions. We partner with local non-profits, whose mission or vision is based on cultural, economic, social change, as well as empowering for LGBTQ+, BIPOC, artists with disabilities, and other under-represented groups.
We are seeking Experimental art as well as brut art created by artists with no traditional schooling or training. Our mission is to present alternative approaches, methods, and experiences that make your work unique, exploring new ways of presenting your work to the community.
We are dedicated to making AIRSpace an Educational resource and will explore and present historical collections from a wide variety of sources. Organizations, historical societies and museums can submit proposals that represent selections from their collections that are rarely seen or known to exist by the public. Many historical collections are kept in storage due to a lack of exhibition space.
In order to make our gallery Accessible and Sustainable, we offer services and workshops to students, artists, and other professionals in the arts with a focus on the technical aspects of preparing artworks for display, storage, digital documentation and career development. In partnership with Archival Matters.Inc, AIRSpace Gallery will present workshops that welcome all levels of participants.
Workshop include, but not limited to:
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Careers in museums
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Curatorial review and portfolio development
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Web design and development
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Matting, mounting, installation artworks on paper
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Preparation, assembly artworks on canvas, works on paper, photographs
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Art storage design/Field trips to regional museums
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Packing, transport of framed/unframed artworks
