Bank Art Gallery

History
of the
Bank

Constructed in 1924, the historic building that once housed the Newburgh Savings Bank is celebrating its 102nd anniversary this year. Located at the intersection of Broadway and Liberty Street in the city center, the building itself is a work of art. Spanning three levels and totaling 13,000 square feet, it features exquisite marble walls and floors, arched ceilings, and impressive vaults.

Designed by the renowned Chicago firm Weary and Alford, the interior showcases a plaster ceiling depicting significant moments in mid-Hudson history. A massive vault and Renaissance-style bronze elevator doors in the lobby remain as testaments to its rich heritage. Now revitalized as the Bank Art Gallery by the Doering Foundation, this iconic structure continues to inspire and serve the community

Empowering creativity, nurturing compassion, and fostering knowledge, our foundation is dedicated to supporting the arts, protecting animals, enriching museums, promoting the passion for motorcycles, and advancing education in the realm of art. Through strategic initiatives, we aim to create a harmonious blend of artistic expression, cultural appreciation, and educational opportunities, ensuring a vibrant and interconnected community for generations to come.

Celebrating and Supporting Arts & Culture throughout Newburgh, NY

Join & Give

Bank Art Gallery in Partnership with Gerald Doering Foundation  is a non-profit organization that relies on a variety of funding sources to sustain its activities. Bank Art Gallery deeply appreciates the loyalty and enthusiasm of its members and donors, and provides a range of benefits and privileges in thanks for their generosity.

As you make your donation, you will have the opportunity to further designate your gift, if you choose, to a specific locality in our region, arts discipline, or other category. (Please note, we cannot direct gifts to a specific artist or organization.)

To make a donation, follow this link.