NPN is a network of active and engaged presenters.
As a leader in the field of contemporary performing and visual arts, NPN works with like-minded individuals and organizations that support artists who are creating today. Read More >
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- 516 Arts
- 651 Arts
- 7 Stages
- AfricaNola
- Alverno Presents
- Artist Corps
- Ashé Cultural Arts Center / Efforts of Grace
- Asian Arts Initiative
- Bates Dance Festival
- Carpetbag Theatre
- Carver Community Cultural Center
- Center for Community Arts Partnerships / Columbia College Chicago
- Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas
- Coleman Center for the Arts
- Contemporary Arts Center
- Contemporary Dance Theatre
- Contemporary Visual Arts Association of New Orleans (CVAANO)
- Creative Alliance of New Orleans (CANO)
- Creative Capital
- Cultural Odyssey
- Dallas Contemporary
- Dance Place
- David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts / Shimberg Playhouse
- Dawn DeDeaux
- Diaspora Vibe Cultural Arts Incubator
- DiverseWorks Art Space
- El Centro Su Teatro
- Florida Dance Association
- Flynn Center for the Performing Arts
- Fractured Atlas
- The Front
- Fundred / Paydirt
- Fusebox Festival
- GALA Hispanic Theatre
- Galería de la Raza / Studio 24
- Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center
- Hammonds House Museum
- Highways Performance Space & Gallery
- Intermedia Arts
- John Michael Kohler Arts Center
- Jump-Start Performance Co.
- Junebug Productions
- King Arts Complex
- La Peña Cultural Center
- LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions)
- Legion Arts
- Links Hall
- Living Arts of Tulsa
- MACLA / Movimiento de Arte y Cultura Latino Americana
- Mardi Gras Indian Hall of Fame
- Maui Arts Cultural Center
- Miami Dade College / Cultural Affairs
- Miami Light Project
- Multicultural Education and Counseling through the Arts (MECA)
- Museum of Contemporary Art
- Myrna Loy Center / Helena Presents
- New England Foundation for the Arts
- New Orleans Community Printshop
- New York LIVE Arts
- On The Boards
- One Million Bones
- Opera America
- Out North Contemporary Art House
- Outpost Productions
- Painted Bride Art Center
- Pangea World Theater
- Pat Graney Company
- Pelican Bomb
- Performance Space 122 (P.S. 122)
- The Performing Arts Alliance (PAA)
- PICA (Portland Institute for Contemporary Art)
- Porch 7th Ward Cultural Organization
- Portland Ovations
- Postmedium
- Pregones Theater
- ProArts Collective
- Project Row Houses
- Real Art Ways
- REDCAT / Roy and Edna Disney, CalArts Theater
- RedLine
- Sandglass Theater
- Skin Horse Theater
- Skirball Cultural Center
- South Dallas Cultural Center
- Space One Eleven
- SPACES
- St. Joseph's Historic Foundation
- Theatre Communications Group
- The Theater Offensive
- Tigertail Productions
- Walker Art Center
- Wexner Center for the Arts
- Women & Their Work
- Youth Orchestra of the Lower 9th Ward
- Youth Speaks / Living Word Project / Brave New Voices
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The advantage of a network is sharing. The National Performance Network collaborates with other service organizations and communicates the knowledge gained through its own participation in the local, regional, and national stage. Read More >
Donations to the National Performance Network support the work of new contemporary performing and visual artists.
NPN has garnered the support from major funders and many individuals. You too can help by making a tax-deductible contribution through "Donate Now."
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NPN is a recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All contributions support the programming of NPN, and are fully tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. All donations are acknowledged by letter. We don't engage in phone solicitation, nor will we sell or rent your contact information to any third party.
Patterned after NPN's model performing arts program, the Visual Artists Network was launched in 2007 as a pilot, and in 2009 the program was formally established through the induction of the VAN Partners, fifteen leading contemporary arts organizations from across the United States.
The boundaries between the performing and visual arts are more than blurred: "Performance art" on the stage and "installations" in a gallery. Using the residency model of a touring performing artist, VAN is a way for the visual artist to engage in community.