Arts, Culture & Humanities
Municipal Art Society Of New York
NEW YORK, NY
Total revenue
$2.8M
Total expenses
$4.1M
Net assets
$7.2M
Grants received
$9.2M
113 grants
EIN
135562288
Tax year
2023
Mission
The municipal art society of new york (mas) lifts up the voices of the people in the debates that shape new york's built environment and leads the way to a more livable city from sidewalk to skyline. Mas envisions a future in which all new yorkers share in the richness of city life - where growth is balanced, character endures, and a resilient future is secured. In over 130 years of history, our advocacy efforts have led to the creation of the new york city planning commission, public design commission, landmarks preservation commission, and the tribute in light; the preservation of grand central terminal, the lights of times square, and the garment district; the conservation of more than 50 works of public art; and the founding of civic arts organizations such as the public art fund, the new york landmarks conservancy, p.s. 1, the historic districts council, the park avenue armory conservancy, and the waterfront alliance.
Programs
2 programs
Mas works on the ground in all five boroughs mobilizing new yorkers on issues that affect our city. Our annual jane's walk weekend in 2024 brought more than 7,000 new yorkers and visitors together for an annual festival celebrating urban life. Community advocates use these walks as a way to raise awareness of issues facing their neighborhoods. Our renowned walking tours program, which was offered virtually and in person during fiscal year 2024, served an audience of over 2,800 exploring the art, architecture and cultural history of new york's five boroughs. We also curated two art exhibitions as part of the virtual doris c. And alan j. Freedman gallery on mas.org. These included inside out, a photography series by sally davies and the irresistible pull, a photography series by maureen drennan. Also in fy 2024, mas presented 34 virtual public programs from panel discussions to artist spotlights and book talks.
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Financials
FY 2023
Revenue
Expenses
People
27 listed
Elizabeth Goldstein
President
$215K
40 hrs/wk
Robert Libbey
Vice President Finance and Administration
$161K
40 hrs/wk
Calvin Tsao
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Chris McCartin
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Gabriel Calatrava
Director
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1 hrs/wk
James LaForce
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Lisa Smith Cashin
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Manohar Patole
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Earl Weiner
General Counsel
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1 hrs/wk
Pamela Mann
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Susan Grimbilas
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Susan Hinkson Carling
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Tina Vaz
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Wendy Evans Joseph
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Yeohlee Teng
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Michael Donovan
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Jill Lerner
Vice-Chair
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1 hrs/wk
Kent Swig
Treasurer
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1 hrs/wk
Richard Olcott
Chair
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1 hrs/wk
Susan Freedman
Secretary
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1 hrs/wk
Amanda Boston
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Barbara Koz Paley
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Britt Densmore
Vice President Development
$148K
40 hrs/wk
Keri Butler
Vice President Planning and Policy
$137K
40 hrs/wk
Thomas Devaney
Senior Director Land Use and Planning
$137K
40 hrs/wk
Sarah Celentano
Senior Director of Individual Giving
$115K
40 hrs/wk
Sean Kelliher
Web Master
$114K
40 hrs/wk
Grants received
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$450K · 1 grant · 2024
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$200K · 2 grants · 2022–2023
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