Reach a focused readership of enthusiasts dedicated to the arts—an educated, affluent, diverse group of artists and their audiences.

Sponsor a valuable cultural resource with local roots and a global readership, supporting the best of the arts in New York.

“A gourmet feast for hungry thought-addicts. We all should acknowledge with gratitude our place at the banquet table.” Paula Robison, flutist

Our Mission:

To offer long-form articles, interviews, and reviews of arts events and publications in New York City and environs in tandem with the theatrical, literary, and musical performances offered by our parent organization, The Arts Press. Depending on opportunity we cover events and trends around the world.

Focus:

Classical music, opera, dance, theater, film, art, photography, architecture and city planning, books, travel, restaurants, food and drink.

Read “About New York Arts, an International Journal for the Arts“

55,500 visits from  12,500 unique visitors.

Affluent, highly educated readers from over 95 countries around the world, keenly interested in the cultural events in New York, London, Paris, San Francisco—wherever they call home—and the summer festivals of the Hudson River Valley and the Berkshires. Of these 25% live in major urban arts centers across the US: New York, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, etc. with strong readerships in Europe, Australia, and Canada.

Of these:

• 75% of our readers have bachelors’ degrees.
• 31% hold post-graduate degrees.
• 14% receive over $150,000 a year in income.
• 31% receive over $100,000 a year in income.
• 38% are between 25 and 44 years old.
• 33% are between 45 and 65.
• 52% are women.
• 25% go to a performance or visit a museum twice a week or more.
• 28% go to a performance or visit a museum once a week.
• 31% go to a performance or visit a museum once a month.
• 50% prefer to read printed books.

Click here for our Quantcast demographics.

A few of our readers’ favorite destinations:

1. New York: Lincoln Center, Metropolitan Opera, New York Philharmonic, Carnegie Hall, Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Broadway, Joyce Theater, and many others.

2. The Hudson Valley and the Berkshires, including the rest of New England: Tanglewood, Bard Music Festival, Tannery Pond Concerts, Williamstown Theatre Festival, Berkshire Theatre Festival, Shakespeare & Company, Barrington Stage Company, Clark Art Institute, and others.

3. Boston: Boston Early Music Festival, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston Lyric Opera, Emmanuel Music, and others.

4. The Rest of the World: After New York, our largest groups of readers are in Paris, London, and Sydney.

Who will benefit from advertising?

Any business or non-profit operating in the arts we cover or located near our prime destinations: arts organizations, universities, colleges, schools, publishers, recording companies, hotels, bed and breakfasts, restaurants, galleries, antique, and clothing shops, real estate agents, banking, wealth management, etc.

Rates

Rates
Ad Type	Ad Specs	Price per month
1. Rotating leaderboard above header  (run of site)	728/960 x 90 px	$750
2. Rotating ads on right sidebar, run of site	320 x 360 px	$500
3. Small bottom right sidebar ads (all pages)	125 x 125 px	$250
Discounts for extended commitments
3 months – 5%	6 months – 10%	7-12 months 15%

Click here to download our spec sheet.

All ads are linked to your homepage or whatever URL you designate.

All ads are subject to approval by the publisher, who reserves the right to refuse any advertisement, especially in the case of rich media ads.

Payment is due via credit card (accepted through PayPal) before the placement of the ad. Checks must clear before placement.

Questions?

Contact: advertising [at] newyorkarts [dot] net or phone: (917) 993-0884.

We design ads, too, and offer photographic services and web design from a variety of talented and experienced professionals. Contact us for rates and more information at advertising [at] berkshirereview [dot] net.

New York Arts was launched in May 2011, as the daughter publication of The Berkshire Review for the Arts (now called Hudson-Housatonic Arts), which was launched in 2007. They are now established as highly respected sources for in-depth expert reviews, previews, and articles about the arts festivals, exhibitions, restaurants, and attractions of the Berkshires, as well as events in Boston and New York City, where many of our summer residents spend the winter. Our core readers, people who return to the Berkshires year after year for its cultural life, know the best in the arts and expect the most informed and discriminating criticism. As coverage in print media decline, arts enthusiasts have to keep informed through online sources. New York Arts is now the primary site, which includes all coverage except that specifically related to the Berkshires. Both publications cover New England, above all, Boston.

We use the latest features of the Internet to expand our base. We are connected with all of the major social sites, including Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, and others. We will build an interactive website for you to communicate with your customers. Ask for an estimate!

[updated 12/13/2019]