LMCC News
Access Restricted: Law & Representation, 2010 Season Announced
New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department
We're bringing back our immensely popular Access Restricted series with its third installment, Law & Representation.
Join Us on April 12 for LMCC’s Annual Benefit Celebrating Arts and Culture Downtown
Each year, LMCC’s Downtown Dinner welcomes more than 500 of the City’s corporate, civic, and cultural leaders for a sensational evening that highlights new artistic commissions and performances and raises significant funds for LMCC’s support of New York City artists.
Open Call for Applications: Workspace Studio Residency for Emerging Visual Arists and Writers
LMCC is pleased to be accepting applications for the Workspace Residency Program.
LentSpace closed for the Winter
LentSpace is now closed for the Winter and will reopen in Spring 2010 with a new sculpture exhibition.
Winter 2010 Season of Poems & Pints Announced
We're pleased to announce the Winter 2010 line up for our Poems & Pints series, in partnership with the Poetry Society of America.
Swing Space Resident SoukJin Park Hosts Open House Feb. 10–12
Korean-born visual artist SoukJin Park has spent the last two months in the LMCC Project Space developing pink ribbon, a sculptural installation and photography project exploring themes of innocence, sexuality, beauty, and absurdity.
Deadline Extended to Jan 25! Open Call for Applications: Space for Art in Senior Centers
LMCC is partnering with the Department of Cultural Affairs and Department for the Aging to create artist workspace in selected Senior Centers throughout the borough of Manhattan. Deadline for applications is now January 25, 2010.
Poems & Pints: Ron Padgett and Katha Pollitt
Poems & Pints returns to the Fraunces Tavern on December 1 at 6:30PM with readings from poets Ron Padgett and Katha Pollitt.
LMCC LentSpace, A Free Outdoor Cultural Space is Now Open
LMCC LentSpace is a free outdoor cultural space open to the public, made possible by the loan of a Trinity Real Estate development site. LentSpace is located in a downtown New York City block between Canal, Varick, Grand, and Sullivan Streets.
