Kentler International Drawing Space is a nonprofit exhibition space in Red Hook, Brooklyn, founded in April 1990 by artists Florence Neal and Scott Pfaffman. The organization is dedicated to bringing contemporary drawings and works on paper by emerging and under-recognized national and international artists to the public, and to expanding the definition of drawing as a practice. Its ongoing exhibition program is complemented by the Kentler Flatfiles, a browsable archive of works on paper by hundreds of artists available for viewing by curators, collectors, and the public, alongside K.I.D.S. Art Education programming for youth, families, and adults.