ArtsWestchester’s From the Streets spring exhibition comes to a close on July 15. The exhibition chronicles the rise of street artists, from vandal to cultural trendsetter, by exploring the evolution of a subculture that has become a global movement. The murals, paintings, photographs, installations and more highlight works from legendary…
The work of Montana glass artist Richard Parrish is on display in a solo exhibition that has traveled to Bullseye Glass Resource Center in Mamaroneck from the Rockwell Museum in Corning, NY. Aerial Perspectives draws from Parrish’s experiences as an architect, bringing shapes, patterns and vibrant washes of color to his…
Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art presents the work of Korean artist Jinsu Han in two community-focused installations. The site-specific works called on the involvement of the Peekskill community, as well as the Mantou School in Cold Spring. Individuals were asked to bring in bowls or containers that represent a…
Behind the global art phenomenon that is graffiti today lies an expansive history – from young vandals trying to find their voice in the 1970s to urban art that graces gallery walls as masterpieces. ArtsWestchester will take audiences back to these beginnings of hip hop culture and early practices of…
For its 20th year, Peekskill Arts Alliance (PAA) presents its Peekskill Open Studios event. On June 3 and 4, more than 70 artists will display their works through open studios, pop-up galleries, special exhibits and more throughout the City. Families and guests are invited to visit an array of events,…
Neuberger Museum of Art presents the work of MacArthur “Genius” grantee Fred Wilson with a survey of his work, from 1995 to the present, as well as a site-specific installation. A graduate of Purchase College, with which the Neuberger is associated, Wilson returns to his alma mater with his site-specific…
Pelham Art Center has announced Massachusetts resident Sammy Chong as the winner of its 2017 Alexander Rutsch Award and Solo Exhibition. The mixed-media and printed-canvas artist is the ninth winner of this juried award. Chong’s The Twelve asks its viewers to question their preconceived notions of the social, economic, political…
Through June 3, The Gordon Parks Foundation (GPF) presents Voices in the Mirror, a showcase of five past student recipients of scholarships awarded by the Foundation. GPF’s scholarship program began in 2009, in partnership with arts education institutions, and is given to arts students who demonstrate financial need. Parks, who…
From May 13 through 19, PC4Y: Purchase College Center for Community and Culture in Yonkers will present the work of Biagio Civale. The solo exhibition will feature a collection of the artist’s works, including a selection of woodcuts and linocuts for the section of xylography, serigraphs for the section of…
Communication is often the key to reconciling our differences and recognizing our similarities. It is what connects us, giving new perspectives on different people, cultures and ideas; but, when we can’t truly be in the same space, look each other in the eyes and connect, it is more and more…
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