The 2024 edition of the Broome Art Guide is here!
BROOME ART GUIDE
2024 Edition
The Broome Art Guide: 2024 Edition is now complete! Pick up a physical copy at participating arts organizations (e.g local art galleries), First Friday locations, and public spaces as we continue to distribute them. Guides may also be picked up at our offices by emailing information@broomearts.org. View the online version of the guide below – Thank you and enjoy!
FAQs:
What is the Broome Art Guide 2024 Edition?
- An annual pictorial narrative featuring artists and arts organizations unique to Broome County
- A 6 x 6, 80-page, full color, high quality, printed collectible booklet
- Expanded from the 2020 Binghamton Art Guide to encompass the entire county
- An extension of the 2021, 2022, and 2023 Edition
- Released in September 2024
- Free and available to the public
Who can be in the Broome Art Guide?
- Visual artists, musicians, studios, galleries, arts educational centers, exhibiting arts groups, performance spaces, museums, performing arts centers, and cultural centers
- Must be living, working or exhibiting in Broome County
- Artists must have previously exhibited a body of work with 5 or more pieces, released an album, or have been published in an arts publication
- Retail artists must be established online or at a physical site
- If applicable, please provide a link to a website, exhibition page or ecommerce store
- Nominal fee required for features
- Limited ad space available for local business sponsors
- Front and back cover feature consideration available to artists purchasing a full page or greater at no additional cost thanks to local business sponsors
- Selections for the Broome Art Guide are limited. Featured participants are at the discretion of BCAC.
Where will the Broome Art Guide 2024 Edition be distributed?
- All artist and arts organization participants
- BCAC’s office and gallery spaces during monthly exhibitions
- Monthly First Friday locations
- Regional Council of the Arts partners
- Broome Art Trail venues
- Regional galleries, art studios, and artisanal shops
- Binghamton University public spaces, such as the Art Museum, University Union, Dean of Students office, Commuter Lounge, Art Co-op, and the Downtown Center
- SUNY Broome Community College art department
- Relocation welcome packages provided through the Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce and Binghamton University
- Regional colleges and university art departments
- Mayors’ offices of Broome County municipalities and members of the Broome County Legislature
- Local businesses and organizations, such as selected coffee shops and restaurants, banks, hotels, libraries, museums, community centers, etc.
The Broome Art Guide is modeled after the annual catalogue of artists and galleries showcased each year in Provincetown, MA – a town renowned for its tourism around arts culture. The Ptown Gallery Stroll, similar to Binghamton’s First Friday Art Walk, produces the Provincetown Art Guide each year – an historical, cultural, collectible catalogue.
Interested in to be featured in the Broome Art Guide 2025 Edition? The art call will be open in March, 2025!
Funding for the Broome Art Guide is provided by The Stewart W. and Willma C. Hoyt Foundation
