Artist News
Support the Museum of Chinese in America and Chen Dance Center Fire Recovery
We are deeply sorry to hear of the devastating fire at 70 Mulberry Street, which housed the Museum of Chinese in America archives, Chen Dance Center, Chinatown Senior Center, the…
Read MoreLMCC Alumni awarded 2020 Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grants & other news
Ronny Quevedo, pachuco, pacha, p’alante, 2019, 50 x 90 in. (127 x 228.6 cm), pattern paper and gold leaf on muslin LMCC artists and alumni are presenting extraordinary performances, exhibition…
Read MoreApplications for Workspace 2020-2021 are now Open!
Application Deadline: Thursday, February 27, 2020 at 5PM EST LMCC is thrilled to announce that applications are now open for LMCC’s Workspace 2020-2021 Residency. Workspace is a nine-month studio-based program that focuses on the…
Read MoreSee LMCC Artists & Alumni Around New York City
LMCC Artists and Alumni are kicking off 2020 with extraordinary performances, exhibition openings, and sold out theater experiences! See below for a round up of some of this weeks upcoming…
Read MoreSpace Rentals at the Arts Center at Governors Island
Interested in hosting a private event at LMCC’s Arts Center at Governors Island? Complete our rentals inquiry form on your event →
Read MoreCareers at LMCC: Auction Coordinator
LMCC seeks an Auction Coordinator for our annual gala.
Read MoreEnvision SoHo/NoHo Report
LMCC recently participated as an advisor to a community planning process around existing land use in Soho/Noho.
Read MoreHappy New Year!
Photo credit: “The Reflection Project with Yoko Ono”, photo by Isabel Asha Penzlien © Yoko Ono. After a period of reflection and rest, our staff is back to work on…
Read MoreMichael Wang’s “Extinct in New York” Featured in Vogue
Inaugural exhibition at LMCC’s Arts Center Michael Wang: Extinct in New York was featured in the January issue of Vogue!
Read MoreLMCC’s 2019 Year in Review
It’s been a year of milestones here at LMCC! In 2019, we: Opened LMCC’s Arts Center at Governors Island as our first permanent home for artists and audiences Presented our most critically…
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