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The largest Cultural Development Fund allocation in the agency’s history includes funding for COVID-19 recovery, arts education, and increases for organizations in underserved communities.
- Materials for the Arts (MFTA) has officially reopened its doors to members for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In Summer and Fall 2021, City Artist Corps provided relief funds to local artists while bringing creative programming to every corner of NYC.
For the most up-to-date information on the COVID-19 coronavirus in New York City, visit www.nyc.gov/coronavirus.
DCLA partnered with Americans for the Arts and SMU DataArts to examine the financial impact of COVID-19 on NYC's non-profit cultural sector. Read the report.
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) is the largest municipal funder of culture in the country and is committed to providing access to art and culture for all New Yorkers.
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CreateNYC
The first-ever comprehensive cultural plan for the City of New York and all New Yorkers.
Percent for Art
View commissioned permanent public works of art managed by the Department of Cultural Affairs.
Materials for the Arts
NYC's reuse program, which provides donated supplies to nonprofit arts groups and public schools.
Design Commission Archive
Explore drawings, photos, & other records that document the history of New York City's public works.
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From museums and galleries to performances and more, NYC offers a wealth of entertainment options.
OneNYC
New York City’s Green New Deal and vision for a better world.
AccessibleNYC
NYC's comprehensive plan to improve the quality of life for New Yorkers with disabilities.
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