Matthew Cimaglia

Nestled in the vibrant heart of South Florida, The Center for Arts & Innovation emerges as a remarkable fusion of history, creativity, and state-of-the-art design. Carefully envisioned and brought to life by the world-renowned architect Renzo Piano, its expansive 160,000-square-foot campus paints a vision of the future while paying homage to Boca Raton's rich technological legacy, the birthplace of the personal computer. More than just a physical space, The Center embodies a profound commitment… Show more

Nestled in the vibrant heart of South Florida, The Center for Arts & Innovation emerges as a remarkable fusion of history, creativity, and state-of-the-art design. Carefully envisioned and brought to life by the world-renowned architect Renzo Piano, its expansive 160,000-square-foot campus paints a vision of the future while paying homage to Boca Raton's rich technological legacy, the birthplace of the personal computer. More than just a physical space, The Center embodies a profound commitment to nurturing both fledgling ideas and seasoned innovations, serving as a nexus where tech enthusiasts, artists, entrepreneurs, and dreamers from diverse backgrounds converge.

The Center's strategic alliance with esteemed global accelerators mirrors its dedication to elevating startups and innovators to new horizons. This commitment doesn't halt at business innovations. A significant portion of our ethos is dedicated to sowing seeds of education within the community. With a drive to integrate technology, science, arts, and culture into educational curricula, The Center extends its vision to local schools, advocating for an enriched STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) approach, ensuring that the next generation is well-equipped to navigate an ever-evolving world.

Every corner of our sprawling campus, from dedicated innovation hubs to flexible collaborative spaces, echoes with an energy that beckons pioneers from various fields. The Center for Arts & Innovation is not merely a space but a movement, a testament to the limitless possibilities that arise when imagination meets innovation. As we stand on the cusp of this new era, we invite you to be a part of our journey – to shape, disrupt, and redefine the future. Show less

Founded in 1973, the Auxiliary Board is the oldest board of its kind in the country. Made up of
approximately 60 professional men and women, it supports curatorial departments and exhibitions
with a concentrated focus on family education and community outreach initiatives. The most public of
the board’s efforts is the annual Holiday Treasure Hunt and Tea Party, which was started by former
Chicago first lady Maggie Daley in 1981, during her tenure on the… Show more

Founded in 1973, the Auxiliary Board is the oldest board of its kind in the country. Made up of
approximately 60 professional men and women, it supports curatorial departments and exhibitions
with a concentrated focus on family education and community outreach initiatives. The most public of
the board’s efforts is the annual Holiday Treasure Hunt and Tea Party, which was started by former
Chicago first lady Maggie Daley in 1981, during her tenure on the board.

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Founded in 1990, The Junior Associates is one of New York City’s first young patron programs. A dynamic group of art enthusiasts between the ages of 21 and 40, the JAs form an integral part of the MoMA family, participating in and supporting modern and contemporary art initiatives both at the Museum and within the greater art world. Through exclusive access to galleries, artist studios, private collections, and curatorial tours, JAs have the chance to build lasting relationships with artists… Show more

Founded in 1990, The Junior Associates is one of New York City’s first young patron programs. A dynamic group of art enthusiasts between the ages of 21 and 40, the JAs form an integral part of the MoMA family, participating in and supporting modern and contemporary art initiatives both at the Museum and within the greater art world. Through exclusive access to galleries, artist studios, private collections, and curatorial tours, JAs have the chance to build lasting relationships with artists, collectors, curators, and their fellow members. Show less

New York Cares is a nonprofit organization focused on volunteer management and was founded by a group of New York residents in 1987 who wanted to take action against social issues in New York City. The organization currently engages 65,000 volunteers in service each year.