Wassaic Project Inc
Wassaic Project Inc
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Mission
The Wassaic Project is a contemporary arts institution and 501(c)(3) non-profit that uses art and arts education to foster positive social change by supporting emerging artists and engaging local communities through residencies, exhibitions, public programs, and education initiatives.[1][3]
About
Exhibitions - produces, curates and hosts an year round exhibitions of contemporary art. The organization's summer exhibition is open from May to September, free-of-charge to the general public in a rural community underserved by the arts. The summer exhibition presents a survey of emerging artists integrated into the unique architecture of the main facility, the Maxon Mills, a restored and repurposed grain elevator. To date the Wassaic Project has featured the work of over 800 artists in our 8,000+ square foot gallery space. The organization is entirely responsible for overall management of its exhibitions, including the recruitment of artists, the preparation of grounds and facilities, business and risk management, promotion and event coordination.
