NYC Arts: The Complete Guide to Art and Culture

Aicon Gallery

Manhattan

Aicon Gallery's curatorial vision begins in India but reaches outwards internationally from there. Aicon draws upon the academic interests of its curatorial staff, whose specializations in subjects including globalization, identity, environmentalism, international politics and postcolonialism often feed into programming.

Alice Tully Hall—Lincoln Center

Manhattan

Alice Tully Hall is home to the Chamber Music Society and the Great Performers series. The New York Film Festival is also held annually at Alice Tully Hall. Designed by Pietro Belluschi, the 1,096-seat theater is an intimate room for chamber music.

All Stars Project/Castillo Theatre

Manhattan

The nonprofit organization creates educational and performing arts activities for thousands of poor and minority young people. The Castillo Theatre has staged over 100 productions since 1983.

Alwan for the Arts

Manhattan

Alwan for the Arts serves the Arab, North African and Middle Eastern communities and educates the broader public by showcasing a range of cultural events. In 2003, Alwan established a center in Lower Manhattan.

Amateur Classical Musicians Association

Manhattan

ACMA provides performance opportunities for non-professional classical musicians (soloists and groups) via monthly recitals and occasional concert events.