Pangea, an exhibition of work by artists from NYFA's Immigrant Artists Program (IAP)

Friday, September 27, 2013
6PM

Pangea

An exhibition of work by artists participating in NYFA’s Immigrant Artists Program (IAP)

Opening Reception: Friday, September 27th, 6 – 9pm

Dumbo Arts Festival Hours:

September 28, 12 – 7pm

September 29, 12 – 6pm

Exhibition Dates: September 27, 2013 – January 17, 2014

Through the Immigrant Artist Program (IAP), the New York Foundation for the Arts is building and serving a community of artists with diverse backgrounds who share the experience of immigration. We connect artists with services and resources to foster their creative careers, gain support and exposure for their work, and integrate into the cultural world of New York and beyond while upholding their distinct identities. More information on past and current programming available Here.

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