We want to hear from you. The Open Society Foundations recently used and cited an Alliance report in its case statement for the announcement of its $11 million in grants to NYC performing arts groups. How do you use the...

To offset the recession's impact, the Open Society Foundations is granting $11 million to 79 performing arts groups in New York City. The two-year grants range from $65,000 to $250,000. The foundation's announcement on July 21, 2010 cited the Alliance...

On July 18, 2010, Crain's New York Business published a list of the largest cultural groups in New York City, which is believed to be the first such snapshot of the city's cultural sector. The list, compiled by the Alliance...

Early signs of a recovery in the nonprofit arts industry are emerging, although many organizations remain vulnerable and the sector remains under great pressure, according to the Alliance for the Arts' annual survey, The Recession & the Arts II: The...

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Three arts festivals ranked among the top 20 events in New York in 2009 in terms of attendance, according to a Crain's New York Business report on March 1, 2010. The Tribeca Film Festival had 348,000 attendees (April 22-May 3),...

According to the Art Newspaper's 15th annual survey of museum attendance, four New York City museums ranked among the most-visited museums in 2009. The Metropolitan Museum of Art was third with 4.8 million visitors; the Louvre ranked first with 8.5...

A new nationwide survey shows that the recession has had a strong impact on artists. Slightly more than half of responding artists reported a decrease in income from 2008 to 2009, including 18 percent who saw it decrease by 50...