Building 110: LMCC’s Arts Center
At Governors Island

Building 110: LMCC’s Arts Center at Governors Island

Resident Artist Hidemi Tagaki working in her studio.

Faye Driscoll Dance Group presenting an Open Rehearsal in the rehearsal studios.

Floating World, a group exhibition in the gallery featuring works by previous resident artists.

Resident Collaborative The Friendly Falcons and Their Friend the Snake rehearsing in their studio for an upcoming performance.

Resident Choreographer Christopher Williams leading a discussion following a performance of his work in the rehearsal studios.
In 2010, LMCC transformed Building 110 on Governors Island, formerly a historic Army warehouse on the island’s northern shore, into a multi-use arts facility for the development and presentation of new work in the performing and visual arts. Building 110: LMCC’s Arts Center at Governors Island houses 20 visual artist studios, 2 rehearsal studios, and an exhibition space, all with sweeping views of the Lower Manhattan skyline and New York Harbor. Artists-in-residence are offered a retreat-style experience just minutes from the city and audiences gain unique access to New York City’s newest cultural destination.
During LMCC’s first season at Governors Island in 2010, we served more than 40 visual artists and 13 performing arts groups in-residence, held 3 unique exhibitions, 4 major open studio events, 22 performances, and welcomed over 10,000 visitors to Building 110: LMCC’s Arts Center.
Join us again in 2011 for open studio events, performances, and exhibitions! Building 110: LMCC’s Arts Center is free and open to the public all summer.
Friday, May 27 – Sunday, September 25
Hours: Fridays-Sundays (and all holiday Mondays – Memorial Day, July 4,
and Labor Day),
12-5PM
Getting there: The ferry to Governors Island departs regularly from the Battery Maritime Building in Manhattan and Pier 6 in Brooklyn. Visit the Governors Island website for more information about visiting.
Building 110: LMCC’s Arts Center at Governors Island is located steps from the main ferry dock. As you disembark walk up the small hill and to the right. Building 110 is the first building on the right. Enter through the center door.

