Transmitter Gallery

Transmitter Gallery, nestled in the creative heart of Brooklyn, New York, is a dynamic curatorial initiative that embraces experimentation, international perspectives, and multidisciplinary practices. Established in 2014 by a group of artists and curators, the gallery has built a strong reputation for showcasing work that pushes boundaries and invites dialogue. It operates as a collaborative space where ideas are exchanged freely, and diverse voices are celebrated.

At its core, Transmitter is committed to cultivating a platform for artists who challenge conventional norms and reimagine the possibilities of contemporary art. Whether presenting emerging talents or seasoned practitioners, the gallery is known for its thoughtful, risk-taking exhibitions that span a range of media and conceptual approaches. It regularly engages with themes that are politically resonant, culturally nuanced, and visually compelling.

Transmitter’s influence extends beyond its immediate Brooklyn neighborhood. Its exhibitions have been recognized by major art publications, including The New York Times, Artforum, The New Yorker, Vice, and The Brooklyn Rail, reflecting the gallery’s impact on both local and international art discourse. The gallery's evolving curatorial team brings a wealth of backgrounds and perspectives, currently led by Eva Mayhabal Davis, Carl Gunhouse, Genevieve Lowe, Sara Meghdari, Lila Nazemian, Vincent Stracquadanio, and Sofia Thieu D'Amico.

As a space that values collaboration and inclusivity, Transmitter often partners with artists and institutions to produce exhibitions that are as intellectually engaging as they are visually stimulating. With each new project, the gallery reaffirms its role as a vital hub for creative exploration—one where art intersects with community, theory, and experimentation. Transmitter continues to redefine what a gallery can be, offering a fresh and fearless approach to contemporary curating in New York’s ever-evolving art landscape.