U.S. Arts Organizations

This category addresses art organizations in the United States, offering support and resources for the art community. These organizations include professional associations, advocacy groups, and community organizations. List your art organization to connect with members seeking industry support.

• Academy of the Interactive Arts & Sciences - This official website of the association includes their awards, videos, interviews, news and about their programs.
  https://www.interactive.org/
  
• American Academy of Arts & Sciences - A membership organisation championing providing nonpartisan policy advice in a lot of social issues.
  https://www.amacad.org/
  
• Arrowhead Arts Association - Features professional musicians who perform classical or contemporary music at community concerts and festivals.
  https://arrowheadarts.org/
  
• Art Dealers Association of America - Promote the highest standards of the arts, scholarship and ethical practice within the paintings, sculpture, prints and others.
  https://artdealers.org/
  
• Arts Midwest - Stay informed and connected with arts organizations and creative communities in Illinois, Indiana and beyond.
  https://artsmidwest.org/
  
• Association of Professional Art Advisors - Is made up of independent art advisors, curators and managers who promote possible art principles and guidelines to the public.
  https://www.artadvisors.org
  
• North American Music Teachers Association - Promoting excellence in music education. NAMTA is an organization of professional music teachers and schools.
  https://namtamusic.com/
  
• San Francisco Arts Commission - Learn how art plays a crucial role in building infrastructure and fostering positive social change in San Francisco.
  https://sfartscommission.org/
  
• The Arts Commission - Aiming to develop and promote the visual, performing and literary arts in the Northwest Ohio community.
  https://theartscommission.org/
  
• Themed Entertainment Association - A non-profit association representing the world's leading createors, developers, designers and producers of compelling places.
  https://www.teaconnect.org/