Many groups here offer ambitious visual arts programs as part of their missions.
They help artists by providing opportunities for exhibiting work, the study and teaching of techniques, collaboration, public service, and participation in public events, festivals, conferences, and so forth. At the same time their programs sustain the state's audience for the arts and help to expand it. There are over 300 nonprofit visual arts organizations on the Council's nonprofit database, including art museums, galleries and artist organizations. Visit our calendar link for a list of exhibitions and programs we compile annually. Artist studios and shops that offer retail sales in galleries and on-line are also linked from our site.