CALL FOR ENTRIES
Pushing Paper
This exhibition will feature a full range of works ON paper and works OF paper. We seek watercolor, drawing, oil, acrylic, photography, collage, and mixed media, as well as 3-D artwork.
Deadline: May 16, 2018
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Free Community Figure Drawing
Saturday, April 21
11am – 3pm
Draw from a live model. Drawing materials provided.
December 28 – 30: Thursday and Friday, 12:00 – 6:00 pm // Saturday, 11:00 am – 6:00 pm
December 31, 12:00 – 4:00 pm
Closed on January 1 – 4
Open again on January 5 – 7, 12:00 – 6:00 pm
DrawNow! Saturday Mornings! exploring Eddie Martinez: Studio Wall Saturday, December 16 10:30am–Noon Tickets via eventbrite here | $5 Start the day in “Eddie Martinez: Studio Wall”. This DrawNow! workshop will be led by Irini Miga, Open Session Artist. With Eddie Martinez’s exhibition “Studio Wall” as inspiration, artist Irini Miga will takes us on the journey of […]
Explore how drawing operates in the world today. Coffee and art materials provided.
New! Along with the AiR Open Studios, visitors can explore the work of Byrdcliffe’s year-round and seasonal residents who live at the historic art colony.
Must be a member of Arts Mid-Hudson to participate. Not a member? Not a problem. Click here for membership.
Deadline to apply is October 6, 2017
Join esteemed artist Dannielle Tegeder for a private tour of her studio at The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts in Manhattan.
Tegeder’s work has explored abstraction through paintings and drawings, and more recently through large-scale installations, sculptural objects, video, sounds, and animation.
For more information on Dannielle Tegeder, visit her website.
Light snacks and refreshments will be served. For Parrish Contemporaries Circle Members.
The Rakow Research Library, such as advertisements for glass eyes, patents for preserving the dead in glass, and drawings by world-famous artists, have inspired artists and other glass enthusiasts.
All it takes is a puff of wind from a fan, an accidental swipe of the hand or any one of a number of accidents to mar the looks of a lovely painting or drawing.