National Arts Program

The National Arts Program® was founded in 1982 with the purpose of providing individuals a forum to showcase and develop their visual artistic talents. The broad aim of the program is to create a sense of community and artistic fulfillment by encouraging the creative talent of our nation’s employees to come forth and be recognized by the public.

Historically, individuals have faced a number of obstacles that prevent them from bringing forth their artistic talents. These obstacles include financial expenses, art politics, and the commercial requirements of most exhibitions. However, The National Arts Program® has absolutely proven that there is another way.

For 33 years, The National Arts Program® has held annual exhibits featuring the visual artworks of employees and their immediate family members in a variety of venues including cities, counties, airports, hospitals, transit authorities and other large organizations. The program has proven that each year brings an extraordinary exhibit of visual artistic talent from these individuals.

Image by: Allan Richter (c). Image at top of display "Washington Square Winter" by Allan Richter (c)

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