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The new NYStateArts.org is a resource for New Yorkers and visitors alike who are interested in exploring the state's myriad cultural opportunities. Click on "Arts Groups A to Z", type a keyword in the search box above or explore the map to begin your cultural journey across New York State.
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The Japan Society and Japan House showcase the fine, decorative and performing arts of Japan while also offering informative talks on the political, social and economic issues confronting the islan
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Founded in 1990 in the burgeoning arts community of Red Hook, Brooklyn, this gallery, located in what was once a men's haberdashery store, has monthly and bi-monthly exhibitions of drawings and wor
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The Lehman College Art Gallery exhibits contemporary art from established and emerging artists.
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Dedicated to the fusion of music, film, dance and visual art, Le Poisson Rouge is a multimedia art cabaret founded by musicians on the site of the historic Village Gate.
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Long Island University's Brooklyn Campus arts and culture offerings include three galleries (Salena Gallery, Nathan Resnick Showcase Gallery and the Humani
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Established in 1981 as the exhibition arm of Bronx Council on the Arts, the gallery mounts contemporary art exhibitions throughout the year. Both individual and thematic group shows are featured.
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The Lower East Side Printshop, founded in 1968, is a nonprofit art center that supports artists of all creative backgrounds by offering them studio space, career services and expertise in printmaki
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The Michael Ingbar Gallery began in 1986 and focused on showing and representing primarily abstract, nonrepresentational work.
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With exhibits, programs for schools and families and performances, this museum tucked in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Cobble Hill promotes electronic and cyber art.
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Mister Artsee is a vintage ice-cream truck, completely transformed into a wondrous mobile art laboratory that can travel city streets, hosting a wide array of engaging projects: installations, soun
