ing sizes, touching communities
throughout the state. View the list
of organizations and county arts
agencies here.
Chair Mattson expressed gratitude
for the Murphy Administration’s
ongoing, clear guidance
and support. She commended
essential workers and pointed to
the 24/7 resources for health and
safety available at NJ.gov thanks
to the thousands of public service
sector professionals.
The New Jersey State Council
on the Arts, created in 1966, is a
division of the NJ Department of
State. The Council was established
to encourage and foster public
interest in the arts; enlarge public
and private resources devoted
to the arts; promote freedom of
expression in the arts; and facilitate
the inclusion of art in every
public building in New Jersey. The
Council receives direct appropriations
from the State of New Jersey
through a dedicated, renewable
Hotel/Motel Occupancy fee, as
well as competitive grants from the
National Endowment for the Arts.
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