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What is The FLAG Art Foundation?
The FLAG Art Foundation is an exhibition space for contemporary art. The program includes three to five professionally-curated shows per year. Each consists of works by established and emerging international artists. We are on the 9th and 10th floors of the Chelsea Arts Tower, located in the heart of New York’s art district on 25th Street between 10th and 11th Avenues.
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Is there a permanent collection?
No. FLAG operates in the spirit of a Kunsthalle. Curators select and borrow work from a variety of sources much as any museum would organize an exhibition.
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Will the art be for sale?
No. The FLAG Art Foundation is an exhibition space not a gallery. The objective is to present a venue in which visitors can view, contemplate, and be inspired by the artworks.
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Does the art come from a particular source?
Depending on the vision of the curator, the pieces are culled through the generous loans of various private collections, museums, and galleries.
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When is the space open?
To be placed on our invitation list, please send your full contact details to info@flagartfoundation.org. FLAG is open to the public every Wednesday to Saturday 11am to 5pm. Otherwise we are open by appointment.
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I am a curator. Can I curate a show?
The schedule is set very far in advance but you may send a brief description of your proposal and the appropriate contact information to info@flagartfoundation.org.
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Are you hiring?
Currently the staffing needs are very limited but you may send any job-related inquires and a resume to info@flagartfoundation.org.