The steps were announced by the governor this week as he outlined his agenda for the state.
The public-private partnership, New York Arts Revival, which will offer performances featuring more than 150 artists beginning Feb. 4, will be spearheaded by the producers Scott Rudin and Jane Rosenthal, along with the New York State Council on the Arts.
The plan will culminate with the opening of Little Island, the parklike pier being built downtown in the Hudson River by Barry Diller, and with the Tribeca Film Festival in June.
Cities are, by definition, centers of energy, entertainment, theater and cuisine, Mr. Cuomo said on Tuesday. Without that activity and attraction, cities lose much of their appeal. What is a city without social, cultural and creative synergies?
He added, We must bring arts and culture back to life.
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