A Chance to Exhibit on the Audubon Terrace

Call for Proposals!

The NoMAA (Northern Manhattan Art Alliance) has partnered with the Hispanic Society Museum & Library to provide an opportunity for those inhabiting upper Manhattan to display their art.

The piece will be exhibited either on the pavers or grassy knoll in front of the East Building of the Hispanic Society Museum & Library on the Audubon Terrace during the summer of 2025.

Proposals are due by February 26. A Zoom information session will be held on Tuesday, February 4 at 6:30 pm. Register here for the info session. A $10,000 honorarium will be awarded to the winner.

Applicants must LIVE or WORK in Upper Manhattan, between West 125 St. and West 155 St. from Saint. Nicholas/Edgecombe Ave in the east to the Hudson River, OR between West 155 St and West 220 St. river-to-river, to be considered.

See other requirements for the proposal and information about how to submit here.

The Audubon Terrace is a group of eight early-20th century buildings between 155th and 156th streets, Broadway and Riverside Drive. It takes its name from the naturalist and artist John James Audubon (1785-1851) whose property originally spanned approximately 30 acres bounded by 155th and 158th streets, and the Hudson River to the west and Bloomindale Road to east (today Broadway). (ER)

Property Valuation Event

Just received your Annual Notice of Property Value and have questions?

The office of Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine, in conjunction with the NYC Department of Finance, is hosting a Property Valuation Event on Tuesday, February 4, from 5-8pm for single family homeowners as well as whole cooperatives and condo owners. Location: 1 Centre Street South, on Mezzanine level

At the event you can learn about the Annual Notice of Property Value (NOPV) and how the City assesses and values your property.

Registration is not required.