Thank you Adrienne Adams, NYC Council Member Carlina Rivera, and Justin Brannan for committing to culture and all that it does for our City. Today, we saw a restoration of $22.6M for DCLA in the Executive Budget - a step towards the full restoration & baseline to culture and the arts!

Thank you to Mayor Eric Adams, Maria TorresSpringer, & Laurie Cumbo for recognizing the vital role of culture in our city and for restoring $22.6M for DCLA in the Executive Budget. This is a big step in our advocacy effort to restore all cuts and baseline arts funding.

There's nothing romantic about a starving artist – especially not when New York City's cultural institutions generate $22 billion for our economy. Learn more: cignyc.org

Thank you NYC Council Member Carlina Rivera and Chair of the Committee on Cultural Affairs, Libraries and International Intergroup Relations, for advocating for Mayor Eric Adams to restore NYC’s cultural community’s devastating cuts. #StopCuttingStartRestoring amny.com/opinion/restor…

In our latest Studio Visit, Associate Children's Repertory Director Arch Higgins reflects on dancing with NYCB, originating a role in Christopher Wheeldon's Carnival of the Animals, and now coaching students in the work for upcoming winter performances: nycballet.com/discover/stori…

In partnership with other NGOs, WCS Mongolia is supporting Mongolia’s government at the GSLEP_Secretariat, on the sidelines of #CMSCOP14 , providing updates on snow leopards in Mongolia, the country with the second most #snowleopards in the 🌎

This February, we're excited to present live and on-demand performances across Lincoln Center that highlight the history & experience of Black artists from a multitude of cultures & contexts. We hope you'll continue to revisit these pieces all year long! bit.ly/42yUj0Z

“We’re trying to reflect our deep roots as a center for social good in art and a place for people of all backgrounds to come together.' - Anne Pasternak

Learn about how Brooklyn Museum is celebrating its 200th year with upcoming exhibitions and events.
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NYC's history IS Black history, and during #BlackHistoryMonth , we're sharing cultural organizations and programming that reflects on the extraordinary Black artists, leaders, intellectuals, and communities who have so profoundly shaped our city and nation.

. Brooklyn Children’s Museum has named Atiba T. Edwards as its President and CEO. He had served as Acting President and CEO since August and first joined the museum as Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President in 2019. brooklynkids.org/wp-content/upl…

Brooklyn Museum, courting pop-culture icons, readies for Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz. nytimes.com/2024/01/05/art…

Expect three new studios, expanded gallery space, and art programs for all ages.

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The Staten Island Museum opened Taking Care: The Black Angels of Sea View Hospital -- an exhibition about Black nurses from around the US who risked their lives in caring for tuberculosis patients. Thank you to Spectrum News NY1 Roger Clark for his coverage of the show. ny1.com/nyc/all-boroug…

“…first we need to stop treating museums, theaters and galleries like sacred spaces that exist in some rarefied realm of public life. And we need to start treating them — and funding them — like interstate highways…” #StopCuttingCulture nytimes.com/2024/02/10/opi…

Adopt a plant this Valentine’s Day! ❤️

We'll email that special someone a personalized message, photo, and plant facts. Your gift will support a year of plant care and environmental education programming.

Adopt by Feb. 9 to ensure delivery by V-Day. 👇 bbg.org/support/dedica…

U.N.I.T.Y! On April 5th we're collaborating with Hip Hop Education Center for the inaugural Fresh, Bold & So Def symposium, a conference highlighting the past, present, and future of women and girls in Hip-Hop. 🎟 Tickets go on sale Feb 22! More here: lincolncenter.org/series/lincoln…

“Auriea Harvey: My Veins Are the Wires, My Body Is Your Keyboard,” our decades-spanning survey of the pioneering net-artist and sculptor, is on view now. Be among the first to see this major exhibition. Reserve your spot at bit.ly/Aurieamomi #aurieamomi

Welcome back to 𝗔𝘀𝗸 𝗮 𝗚𝗮𝗿𝗱𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿, a seasonal gardening advice column written by BBG gardener Laura Powell. 📝

In our winter edition: “Some of my shrubs already have buds! Why is that happening?” bbg.org/article/ask_a_…

Experience Glendalys Medina's commission for ‘Something Beautiful: Reframing la Colección’ for yourself! Visit #ElMuseoDelBarrio today - bit.ly/3umaphL.

📷 Glendalys Medina, Cohoba ritual, 2022-2023. Courtesy of the Artist, New York. Photograph by On White Wall.

Spanning Golden's world-defining role as a curator, museum leader, friend, and devotee to the arts, Tomkins recounts the unprecedented impact Golden has had on the art world in The New Yorker.
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Read 'The Art World Before and After Thelma Golden' online: l8r.it/muYt
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