Working Artists and the Greater Economy is an activist organization founded in New York City in 2008 . Still artist-run, we operate two connected programs: W.A.G.E. Certification for art institutions and WAGENCY for artists and art workers. Click here  to learn more.

If you missed Tools in Hands on November 3rd, stay tuned for another online session coming soon.

Not a formal trade union, umbrella group, or guild, WAGENCY is an organizing infrastructure designed to increase workers’ individual bargaining power and build collective leverage in the arts. Read the announcement .

#135 Dimensions Variable 

#134 Harwood Museum of Art 

#133 Tube Factory Artspace 

#132 Sculpture Space 

#131 Betti Ono Foundation 

#130 STEMarts Lab 

#129 A Blade of Grass 

#128 Portland Winter Light Festival 

#127 Montez Press Radio 

#126 The Poetry Project 

#125 New York City AIDS Memorial 

#124 Charles Allis-Villa Terrace Museums 

#123 Aurora Picture Show 

#122 Powerhouse Arts 

#121 Brookline Arts Center 

#120 Prospect Art 

#119 Arttable 

#118 Public Art Fund 

#117 Graham Gund Gallery 

#116 Red Line Service 

#115 Monument Lab 

#114 KAJE 

#113 Queens Museum of Art 

#112 Carnegie International 58th ed., 2022 

#111 Roman Susan 

#110 New York Studio School 

#109 Kresge Arts in Detroit 

#108 Equitable Vitrines 

#107 The Center for Photography at Woodstock 

#106 CALA Alliance 

#105 Arthur Ross Gallery 

#104 Central Contemporary Arts 

#103 Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland 

#102 Lawndale Art and Performance Center 

#101 Radiant Hall Studios 

#100!! EAI 

#99 Center for Art, Research and Alliances 

#98 Amant 

#97 Carolee Schneemann Foundation 

But who's counting? See the full list of W.A.G.E. Certified institutions here .