American Indian Community House Gallery (AICH Gallery)
Cultural Center in The Lower Manhattan area
The mission of the American Indian Community House Gallery is to support and promote contemporary Native American art in both traditional and non-traditional forms, educate the general public about the diverse experiences of contemporary Native people, and to act as a resource for the local and national Native American arts community.
The Gallery is one of very few non-profit institutions nationally who continue to exclusively support and feature contemporary Native American art.
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Permanent Artists/Collection
Nadema Agard, Alex Andersen, Elizabeth Beckman, Cristine Begay, Pena Bonita, Raquel Chapa, Lorenzo Clayton, Jesse Cooday, Yakita Fields, Robert Fisher, Jeffrey Gibson, Carrese Gullo, Jason Gullo, Will Guy, Anthony Hunter, Joyce Keeler, Athena LaTocha, Dyani Lee, Hebe Lee, Aaron Lewis, Jason Lujan, Julian Mahikan, David Martine, Alec Montroy, Soni Caballero Moreno, Deborah Mullins, Richard K. Nelson, Tara O’Keefe, Laura Ortman, Lloyd Oxendine, Ron Peters, Chuck Quinn, Victoria Red Sky, Jessica Seneca, Sarah Sense, Barbara James Snyder, Patrick Tafoya, Amy Tall Chief, Candece Tarpley, Taylor, Diana Thompson, Ken Woodard, Annabel Wong
Opening hours
From 12:00 to 18:00
Closed on Mondays, Sundays
Note:Tuesday: By appointment
Fee
Free
Access
Address: 11 Broadway, 2 Fl, New York, NY 10004
Phone: 212-598-0100 x240
Junction of Morris St. and State St. Subway: 4/5 to Bowling Green
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