The Norwalk Art Space is generously supported by a wide range of corporate and community partners.

Thanks to their support, we've been working to increase opportunities and equity in the local arts and educational communities by:

Offering free high-caliber art and music education and mentorship to under-served local students
Sponsoring and promoting underrepresented Connecticut artists through free residency and fellowship programs, free studio space, and free exhibition space
Providing the public an exciting venue and sculpture garden to explore art, enjoy music, and stimulate conversation, admission-free
Supporting the Norwalk Public Schools with professional development days and art resources
Giving artists teaching experience and opportunities to further enhance their careers

Since opening our doors in June 2021, we have:

Welcomed over 23,000 visitors into our beautiful museum, ADK House, admission-free
Provided free art and music classes and art enrichment activities to over 1,000 local students
Offered 21 semester-long art classes, 7 artist talks and 10 workshops
Held 21 free art exhibitions displaying incredible work by local artists, 5 to 93 years old
Sponsored 17 brilliant Resident Artists and Korry Fellows and watched them thrive, learn, create and teach in our space
Formed a partnership with SONO Collection to give our exhibitions a second viewing in their Magnificent Room gallery
Received an ACE (Arts & Culture Empowerment) Award from the Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County and a Preservation Award for ADK House from Preservation Connecticut
Established the Petty-Drayton Music Program and partnered with INTEMPO to offer classical and intercultural music classes beginning in January 2023