Babylon Village to Launch Miniature Art Museums to Promote Local and Student Artists

Babylon, NY  – The Babylon Village Arts Council is set to launch the “Museum of Miniature Art” initiative, a new community-driven project aimed at making art accessible to all. Inspired by the concept of a Free Little Library, this movement will feature two miniature museums placed in public spaces throughout the village.

These mini museums will highlight professional artists, student artists, and community members, with a focus on diversity and inclusivity. Art will be rotated bi-monthly and foster community connection by enabling spontaneous art experiences that spark conversation and unity. Featuring solar-powered lighting, these art galleries will be visible at all times of day and will promote sustainable energy use. Reproduced artwork will be displayed to preserve original pieces.  The first location will be the Babylon Historical and Preservation Society.

The initiative will provide artistic enrichment and educational opportunities for Babylon residents, families, and visiting tourists. Programs such as artist talks and workshops will engage the community and coincide with artists on view. The Babylon School District will be invited to partner, fostering a deeper connection between the art and the public.

“This project is a great opportunity for local artists and students to showcase their work while contributing to the cultural landscape of Babylon Village,” said Allyson Uttendorfer, Babylon Village Arts Council Vice President. “We are excited to bring the community together through the universal language of art.” This work is supported by Long Island Grants for the Arts through funds provided by the office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature and administered by The Huntington Arts Council.

For more information, visit the Babylon Village Arts Council website or stop by the Babylon Village Library for a project rendering.

Contact: Babylon Village Arts Council
Email: rnorman@babylonvillagearts.org
Phone: (631) 669-1810
Website: www.babylonvillagearts.org