Lehman College Art Gallery is a contemporary art gallery on the campus of Lehman College in the Bronx, founded in 1984 by director Nina Sundell as a cultural resource for the borough. It occupies the Fine Arts Building designed by architect Marcel Breuer, known for its curtain-wall glass facade and undulating concrete ceiling. The gallery organizes thematic group exhibitions that bring together established and emerging artists, alongside public programs and education initiatives aimed at students and the wider community. It has remained free and open to the public since its founding, serving audiences from the Bronx and greater New York City for four decades.