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Art in Public Places is a Member-Exclusive program, which showcases the work of local artists in publicly accessible locations, across the Capital Region. See our current venues below. Interested in Art in Public Places but not a member yet?: That’s ok! For more information visit our FAQ page! | If you are interested in showing in Art in Public Places, please fill out our application below. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and spaces are filled on a first come first serve basis. 2024 Art in Public Places Application After your application is received, you will be sent a placement offer, for a month and venue, from our Exhibitions Coordinator. Already exhibit for 2024? Apply to show in 2025! |
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Saratoga Springs Public Library |
Friends of the Saratoga Springs Library Cafe |
Saratoga Springs Train Station (bi-monthly exhibition) |
Saratoga Springs Visitor's Center |
Town of Ballston Community Library |
Country Corner Cafe (tri-monthly exhibition) |
Clifton Park-Halfmoon Library (Site A) |
Clifton Park-Halfmoon Library (Site B) |
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Are you a venue interested in housing an AIPP exhibition?
Saratoga Arts is always looking for new businesses and organizations interested in becoming a part of our Art in Public Places program. Businesses and organizations must have a suitable space to present between 10-20 artworks – it could be a hallway or other open area, as long as it's a public space! Each venue only houses the exhibition. Artists are responsible for installation, deinstallation and maintenance. Saratoga Arts will takes care of the rest! Saratoga Arts schedules different artists for each month, creates all promotional materials for the exhibition, and coordinates all sales. We will schedule an artist to install their work for either a monthly or bi-monthly exhibition. Please email exhibitions@saratoga-arts.org if you think your public place could benefit from a vibrant display of local art! |
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Saratoga Arts' programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.