The Jewish Museum is an art museum and a hub for art and Jewish culture for people of all backgrounds. The Museum maintains a unique collection of fine art and antiquities that reflect the global Jewish experience over more than 4,000 years.

Ballroom Marfa is a non-profit cultural arts foundation in Marfa, Texas that produces ambitious exhibitions, commissions extraordinary site-specific and site-inspired works, enables profound cultural happenings, and shares their unique landscape with a diversity of artists.

New Orleans Airlift is an artist-driven initiative whose mission is to collaborate to inspire wonder, connect communities and foster opportunities through arts education & the creation of experimental public artworks.

lettera27 is a foundation with a mission to support the right to literacy and education, and promote access to knowledge, with a specific focus on the African continent. AtWork is an educational format that uses the creative process to stimulate critical thinking and debate.

Radio Papesse is an online audio archive and web radio devoted to contemporary art: thousands of hours of interviews, sound productions and experimentations to foster radio as a space for the artistic production and discourse.

The Kitchen was founded in 1971 as an artist collective and is now one of NYC's oldest nonprofit spaces, showing innovative work by emerging and established artists across disciplines.

Aeromoto is the first public library for contemporary art in Mexico City. The library serves as an open shelf information center in which users have free access to specialized printed materials in visual art and contemporary culture.

Tevereterno is a multidisciplinary cultural project for the revival of Rome's Tiber River. Internationally acclaimed artist William Kentridge’s "Triumphs and Laments: A Project for Rome" is a 550-meter frieze along the banks of the river, which will open to the public in April.

The Queens Museum is dedicated to presenting the highest quality visual arts and educational programming for people in the New York metropolitan area, and particularly for the residents of Queens, a uniquely diverse, ethnic, cultural, and international community.

The Chinati Foundation is a contemporary art museum based upon the ideas of its founder, Donald Judd. The specific intention of Chinati is to preserve and present to the public permanent large-scale installations by a limited number of artists.

The Art Gallery of Windsor, Ontario, presents Wafaa Bilal’s "168:01" in which an installation of an austere white library serves as both a monument to the cultural losses endured in Iraq, and a system of exchange connecting visitors in Canada to the College of Fine Arts in Iraq.

SOMA is an experimental organization conceived to nurture discussion and exchange in the field of contemporary art and education in Mexico City.

The Ghetto Biennale, a unique cross-cultural arts event in Haiti hosted by the artists’ collective, Atis Rezistans. The Ghetto Biennale is about challenging and hopefully transcending ghettoization in all its forms.

TEOR/éTica is a non-profit, independent space in Costa Rica investigating and diffusing contemporary artistic practices with emphasis on Central America and the Caribbean.

Nuevo Museo de Arte Contemporáneo (NuMu), founded in 2012, is the first and only contemporary art museum in Guatemala, dedicated exclusively to supporting, exhibiting, and documenting contemporary art.

The Andy Warhol Museum is among the world's most comprehensive single-artist museums. The Warhol opened in 1994 to serve both as the global keeper of Andy Warhol's legacy and as a forum where diverse audiences can be inspired through creative interaction with his life and art.

Turquoise Mountain is a non-profit arts organization working in Afghanistan since 2006. They have restored over 100 buildings in Kabul & trained hundreds in the arts. Shared_Studios is an arts, design, & technology collective, creating a global network of interconnected portals.

Dallas Contemporary is a non-collecting art museum presenting new and challenging ideas from regional, national and international artists. The institution is committed to engaging the public through exhibitions, lectures, educational programs and events.

Residency Unlimited (RU) fosters customized residencies for local and international artists and curators in New York City. RU publishes a free online resource for artists and curators with specific detailed information about residency programs nationally and internationally.

Raking Leaves commissions, publishes and presents contemporary art projects in the form of books that are internationally distributed for as broad a public as possible.

San Art is the most active independent arts organization in Vietnam dedicated to promoting, facilitating and showcasing contemporary art through production, exhibition, discourse and education.

Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit is a non-collecting institution presenting art at the forefront of contemporary culture.

The land foundation is an artist's residency based on principles of civic engagement in Northern Thailand. They are building a new structure on the site to leverage 'the land' to the next stage of self-sufficiency and community engagement.

Swiss Institute is a contemporary art space in NYC dedicated to promoting forward thinking and experimental art making. The Digital Archive will establish a sustainable method of preserving SI’s rich trove of archival material, which documents 30 years of exhibitions and events.

ACRE (Artists' Cooperative Residency & Exhibitions) (Chicago/Steuben) was founded in 2010 to provide the arts community with an affordable, cooperative, dialogue-oriented residency program. Now they will build new spaces in Chicago to expand artists’ programming opportunities.

Libreria Donceles is a nonprofit bookstore, founded in 2013, to promote the Spanish language in the U.S. by bringing much needed printed materials from all over Latin America and Spain.

Threewalls is dedicated to increasing Chicago’s cultural capital by cultivating contemporary art practice and discourse. Through a range of exhibitions and public programs, Threewalls creates exchange between local, national and international contemporary art communities.

LA><ART is the alternative space for contemporary art in Los Angeles supporting artistic and curatorial freedom. LA><ART produces new works of art, supports the next generation of artists and curators, and incubates artist collectives and artist run spaces.

Occasional Papers is a non-profit publisher of affordable books in London devoted to the histories of architecture, art, design, film and literature, run by graphic designer Sara De Bondt and curator Antony Hudek.

In celebration of their 20th Anniversary, the Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation will produce exhibitions of new works by 20 artists who have been a part of the organization's history, and a retrospective of that history, together with a series of free public programs.

The Soap Factory has, for over 25 years, filled a crucial niche in the vital regional arts community by providing a supportive exhibition environment for artists who are at the beginning of their careers or who are exploring new genres of expression.

The Myanmar Art Resource Center and Archive (MARCA) has partnered with theart.com to translate the original Myanmar Contemporary Art I book from Burmese to English, adding chapters on that which was censored 10 years ago.

FLORA's residency and arts program provides the local artistic community with a warm and creative space. The addition of a new library, designed in a modular format using Daniel Acosta's organic forms will encourage meeting, research, and discussion.

LAND curates site-specific public art exhibitions in Los Angeles, CA and beyond. In June they will host a city-wide exhibition of public programs to conclude and celebrate their cross-country billboard art exhibition along I-10, "The Manifest Destiny Billboard Project."

Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver, a nonprofit art gallery located in Canada is teaming up with Vancouver-based dance organization, Ballet BC, to commission a cross-disciplinary, dynamic performance developed by acclaimed artist duo John Wood and Paul Harrison.

International photography festival LagosPhoto is expanding their programming to create year-round exhibitions, workshops, and mentorships with leading local and international artists in Lagos to cement a permanent presence for the transformative powers of photography in Nigeria.

The Mosaic Rooms is a London-based cultural space presenting
contemporary culture from the Arab world.

Locust Projects, Miami’s longest-running alternative art space, was founded in 1998 by artists, for artists, with the mission to provide contemporary visual artists the freedom to experiment with new ideas.

SculptureCenter is New York City's only contemporary art museum dedicated to sculpture as well as the city's oldest artist-run space. SculptureCenter has provided thousands of artists with outstanding opportunities including production support and wide-reaching recognition.

Delfina Foundation is an independent organization that facilitates artistic exchange and develops creative practice through residencies, partnerships, and public programming. They have been working with the Arab region through their renowned residency program for the last 7 years

Gasworks is a London-based organization that promotes the exchange of ideas between international and local artists through exhibitions and residencies in London and abroad.

4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art is an organization dedicated to Asian-Australian contemporary art, based in Sydney's Chinatown. 4A offers artistic programs that contribute to critical curatorial discussion, emerging through the internationalization of Asian art discourse.

East of Borneo is an online magazine of contemporary art and its history, as considered from Los Angeles. After five years of operation, they seek your support for their highly anticipated relaunch that will enhance user experience, add features, and increase access.

SASSAS (Society for the Activation of Social Space through Art and Sound) is a non-profit organization that produces concerts in the greater Los Angeles area that re-contextualize sound and place.