Omi International Arts Center

Omi Arts Center is the perfect venue for Corporate Meetings,  Retreats and Special Events.  On our 300-acre site, we offer several special sites: 

o  The  Benenson Visitors Center and Gallery,  the newest and finest meeting facility in the area, where groups up to 100+ attendees can meet in modern, quiet surroundings, or gather for a very Special Event.

o  The Retreat at Art Omi, a  20 bedroom artists' colony housing several smaller meeting rooms in period buildings.  The Retreat is also available for overnight retreats through March.

Complete innovative catering  tailored to your needs and budget is available.  We have wireless internet, standard audio visual equipment and meeting supplies.  A professional Meeting Planner will be on site throughout your time with us.

Omi is a 501(c) not for profit and all proceeds from rentals go to support the programs for artists, writers, dancers and musicians.  The Fields Sculpture Park is open to the public every day of the year from dawn to dusk.  For a listing of Programs and Special Events at the Center, go to the Events calendar on this website.

 

 

 

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As an employee of the Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce, I was very pleased when Omi Art Center's member application came across my desk. I have a special interest in them because the Center is "just up the road" from my home in West Ghent, NY. The center gives us the opportunity to view creations from a diverse community of artists and is a tourist draw for local residents and travelers alike. A day spent walking around their extensive property enjoying the works is a day well spent. I highly recommend a visit to the Omi Arts Center.

When: Sat, Jun 2, 2012 at 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Where: Omi International Arts Center

A Simple Network of Underground Wells and Tunnels is a land art sculpture, originally constructed by Aycock in 1975, reconstructed at Art Omi under the artist's supervision. The piece is a series of deep concrete wells, connected by underground corridors.