The resolution designates August of each year as American Artist Appreciation Month in New Jersey, recognizing the significant contributions of American artists to culture and the economy. It highlights the role of artists in shaping American identity through various art forms, including visual arts and music, and acknowledges the historical impact of movements such as Pop Art and genres like jazz and rock and roll. The resolution emphasizes the economic importance of the arts industry, which generates substantial revenue, supports millions of jobs, and stimulates related sectors like tourism and hospitality.

Furthermore, the resolution calls upon the Governor to issue an annual proclamation for American Artist Appreciation Month and encourages educational and cultural institutions to celebrate the month with appropriate activities. It underscores New Jersey's rich artistic heritage, noting the state's connection to many renowned artists and its numerous venues for artistic expression. By designating this month, the resolution aims to honor the ongoing creativity and influence of American artists, fostering appreciation among residents and the broader community.