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: 

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• 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 

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The Norwalk Art Space is a 501c3 non-profit organization founded by Alexandra D. Korry (ADK)