Alison Bradley Projects is a New York–based gallery dedicated to advancing engagement with Japanese postwar art and contemporary practices. While its language and program are deeply rooted in the histories and critical frameworks of postwar Japan, the gallery is entering a new phase—expanding beyond a singular geographic focus to foster a broader, more global dialogue. Its program creates connections between historical and current work, situating postwar masters within international narratives while supporting artists whose practices respond to the realities of the present.
Through research-driven exhibitions and curatorial collaborations, Alison Bradley Projects promotes cross-cultural exchange and intellectual discovery, embracing a wider range of perspectives while maintaining a strong foundation in its origins.
Founded by Alison Bradley, the gallery builds on more than two decades of her curatorial and advisory experience. Since opening in 2019, Alison Bradley Projects has been committed to championing both Japanese postwar art and contemporary artists, and now continues to evolve its program—placing works in major private and public collections and collaborating with institutions worldwide.