After years as a photographer, behind the scenes of the Paris fashion world and documenting the lives of bullfighters, Joséphine Douet decided to give herself an artistic challenge. She immersed herself in the world of a painter she had always admired: Andrew Wyeth. Taking on a 5-week project in Chadds…
Artist Shiela Hale presents books as works of art – she alters them, builds them, and brings them to life in her new Lost and Found installation at the Ossining Public Library. The installation will include the artist’s ongoing Volumes from a Black Library project, a collection of books that…
Beginning April 20, Atelier 811 presents a survey of works from throughout the 40+ year career of Hudson River photographer Joseph Squillante. The exhibition, Joseph Squillante Photography: A Progression From the Hudson River to Recent Work, demonstrates a progression of the photographer’s technique and style that parallels the development of…
Blue Door Art Center celebrates small works with big ideas this month. Big Ideas in Small Packages 2017 showcases 46 national and international artists. Gallery Director Jay Oh explained: “Artists were asked to submit works of art that are smaller than 16 inches in all directions; but, within the common…
Graffiti largely began with young vandals in the Bronx staking their claim upon the world. Since then, it has evolved into a widely respected art-form – works of art outside of the museum walls. This spring, ArtsWestchester will bring these works of art from the streets into its gallery. ArtsWestchester’s…
For more than a century, photography has given viewers a fresh perspective of the subjects and themes captured by its lens. Now through June 25, Katonah Museum of Art will delve into one of photography’s most common themes – love. Picturing Love: Photography’s Pursuit of Intimacy looks at the central…
Rye Arts Center presents a rare look at spontaneous portraiture from the 1970s and ‘80s in its new exhibition, A Way of Seeing: The Street Portraits of Cal Swanson. Trusting his instincts, photographer Cal Swanson captured the people and expressions that caught his interest. With a magnetic draw to the…
Through March 25, Pelham Art Center presents OP-ED: Art in the Service of Ideas, an exhibition that features artists who have achieved international acclaim for their powerful interpretations of cultural, political or personal events. Visitors will examine illustrative pictures that have been created to complement written commentaries that have been…
Connections and relationships are constantly woven between varying aspects of our lives: a viewer’s experiences help to inform how he or she feels about a work of art regardless of the artist’s initial intention; an artwork may take on different meaning depending on what the curator decides to display in…
ArtsWestchester and the African American Men of Westchester will present The Photographer’s Journey: A Tribute to Larry Salley, a retrospective show that features photographic work of the late Lawrence Salley, an active member in numerous organizations and activities in local Westchester communities. The exhibition will be on view in ArtsWestchester’s…
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