Alex Katz is an iconic painter known for portraits, landscapes and still-lifes during a time when abstract art was all the rage. Neuberger Museum of Art at Purchase College is presenting a solo show of this work through October 14. Brand-New & Terrific: Alex Katz in the 1950s lays out…
When one hears the last name “Tiffany,” they often think of the jewelry company Tiffany & Co., or its founder’s son, designer and artist Louis Comfort Tiffany. It is the latter Tiffany whose stained glass lamps and windows are recognized in museums around the world. Through September 24, more than…
Rehabilitation Through the Arts (RTA) uses the creative arts, including theater, writing and visual arts, in order to develop and expand critical life skills of the incarcerated men and women it serves. As a result, more than 60 works by RTA prisoner members from five maximum and medium security prisons…
Israeli fiber artist Orly Cogan collaborates with unnamed women of generations past. The foundation of her work is the utilitarian craftwork of women from previous eras – vintage materials like tablecloths and baby linens – onto which she crochets, embroiders and paints her experiences as a modern woman. Summer Lovin’,…
This past weekend, June 15-17, despite the heat, the village of Nyack was filled with mysterious historical figures interacting with the 13th annual Art Walk’s audience. Art Walk is when Nyack’s storefronts turn into miniature art galleries for the weekend, and the artists stick with their work to answer the…
In ArtsWestchester Triennial, fifteen Hudson Valley artists are highlighted in a showcase of “what’s now and what’s new” in the visual art scene. At the core of many of their works is the process by which they were created. These processes bring additional meaning to the artworks. In Michael Brown’s…
As the world becomes more high-tech, humans rely on that technology to experience nature. For instance, audiences watch the natural world on television programs and networks such as National Geographic. Children explore virtual lands in digital games like Minecraft and can plant their own crops in FarmVille. Pelham Art Center…
For the 21st year, Peekskill Arts Alliance (PAA) presents a weekend of extensive arts activities throughout the City of Peekskill on June 2 and 3, including open artists’ studios, group exhibitions, pop-up exhibitions and collaborative events. A catalog, available online and at the North Division Street gazebo, details a map…
In today’s culture, comic and cartoon art seem to appear everywhere – the pages of award-winning novels, in blockbuster films like Wonder Woman and Black Panther, and even on the walls of art galleries and museums. This spring, cartoons and comics will reign over The Rye Arts Center (RAC)’s Turn…
Through June 16, Hammond Museum presents Transformed Realities, a retrospective of the multi-media paintings from artist and filmmaker Rosalind Schneider. Curated by Bibiana Huang Matheis, the solo exhibition features Schneider’s abstract works, spanning from the early 1970s to present day, which incorporate a range of mediums – from film and…
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