Students tour the gallery devoted to John Chamberlain’s work at Dia:Beacon.
Photo: Ken Goebel.
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Today, Dia continues to maintain long-term projects across the United States; to present its collection at Dia:Beacon; to commission artists to create new work; and to conduct a roster of parallel programs that include scholarly publications, performances, Artists on Artists lectures, Readings in Contemporary Poetry, Artists’ Web Projects, and an innovative art education program.
Dia Art Foundation is a non-profit organization that relies on a variety of funding sources to sustain its activities. Dia deeply appreciates the loyalty and enthusiasm of its members and donors, and provides a range of benefits and privileges in thanks for their generosity.
Information on how to become involved with Dia is available through the links above or by calling Dia at 212 293 5602.
Your support makes Dia possible. Thank you.
Dia Art Foundation is a non-profit organization that relies on a variety of funding sources to sustain its activities. Dia deeply appreciates the loyalty and enthusiasm of its members and donors, and provides a range of benefits and privileges in thanks for their generosity.
Information on how to become involved with Dia is available through the links above or by calling Dia at 212 293 5602.
Your support makes Dia possible. Thank you.
