Dia Art Foundation is a contemporary arts organization presenting ambitious works of art across a network of twelve locations and sites in New York and beyond. Its portfolio includes Dia Beacon, Dia Chelsea, and Dia Bridgehampton, as well as significant artworks installed in public spaces and landscapes, such as Walter De Maria’s The Lightning Field, Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty, and Nancy Holt’s Sun Tunnels. Dia’s exhibitions feature artists including Kishio Suga, Roni Horn, Renée Green, Richard Tuttle, and Bridget Riley, reflecting its commitment to contemporary and modern art.

Alongside exhibitions, Dia offers a varied public program of lectures, talks, concerts, tours, and artist-led projects. Its learning activities include programs for families, teens, schools, and community groups, as well as guided and group visits, internships, and fellowships. Visitors can also explore digital programming, videos, and playlists. Dia supports its work through donations, membership, events, and corporate giving, and operates libraries and a shop offering publications. Admission is free at its New York City locations.