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Mohawk Hudson Regional Invitational |
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This
year’s Mohawk Hudson Regional Invitational
at Albany Center Gallery will feature the works
of three artists: Amy Cheng, Katie DeGroot and
Douglas Durning. The three were selected from
the participants in the Artists of the Mohawk
Hudson Region show at the Hyde Collection;
this exhibit will showcase their work with greater
depth. As curator David Brickman explains in the
exhibit notes, “I saw an affinity among these
three that I thought would work well in an exhibition.
. . . Also, it seemed important to me to try to
express the broad geography of the regional’s
sweep, and the fact that this fall’s show was
at the Hyde Collection for the first time.”
Pictured is Cheng’s The Usual Commotion.
2011
Mohawk Hudson Regional Invitational opens
Monday (Feb. 21) at Albany Center Gallery (39
Columbia St., Albany) and runs through April 2.
There will be a 1st Friday reception on March
4 from 6 to 8 PM. For more info, call 462-4775.
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Opening |
Albany
Center Gallery, 39 Columbia St., Albany. 462-4775. 2011
Mohawk Hudson Regional Invitational. 2/21-4/2. Reception
3/4, 6-8 PM.
Buttondown
Gallery, The Shirt Factory, Lawrence and Cooper streets,
Glens Falls. 793-9309. Esoterica. 2/18-4/1. Reception
2/19, 4-7:30 PM.
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Albany
Heritage Area Visitors Center, 25 Quackenbush Square,
Albany. 434-0405. Love Is In the Air: Merging the Love
of Art with a Love of Albany. Through 3/25.
Albany
Institute of History & Art, 125 Washington Avenue,
Albany. 463-4478. Bill Sullivan: A Landscape Artist Remembered.
Through 2/27. Also, George William Warren: The Sacred and
the Secular. Through February 2011. Also, Old Soles:
Three Centuries of Shoes from the Albany Institute’s Collection.
Through 4/3. Also, Curator’s Choice: Recent Acquisitions.
Through 6/5. Also, Graphic Design—Get the Message!
Through 6/12. Also, Art and Nature: The Hudson River School
Paintings. Through August 2011. Also, The Landscape
that Defined America: Artists of the Hudson River School.
Ongoing.
Albany
International Airport Gallery, Colonie, 242-2241. Site-specific
installations by Paul Katz, Harry Leigh, Harold Lohner, Lillian
Mulero, Ken Ragsdale, Nancy Shaver and Joy Taylor. Ongoing.
Arkell
Museum & Canajoharie Library, Canajoharie. 673-2314.
Look With Your Own Eyes: Landscapes, Portraits & Pastimes
in American Paintings. Through 3/22. Also, Arkell’s
Inspiration: The Marketing of Beech-Nut and Art for the People.
Ongoing.
Art
de Cure Gallery, Endocrine Group, Suite 300, 1365 Washington
Ave., Albany. 446-0847. Art NEW vous. Through 4/8.
Arts Center of the Capital Region, 265 River St., Troy.
273-0552. Andrea Hersh: Flora & Fauna. Through
2/26. Also, Vignette. Through 3/20.
Berkshire
Museum, 39 South St., Pittsfield, Mass. (413) 443-7171.
MC Escher: Seeing the Unseen. Through 5/22. Also, Henry
Klimowicz: Constructs. Through 3/27. Also, Paper and
Light. Ongoing.
Broadway
Art Center, Arcade Building, 488 Broadway, Albany. 489-0866.
Mac’s Back—Works by Milton McPherson. Through 2/28.
Also, Our Environment—The Land and Sky. Through 2/25.
Carrie
Haddad Gallery, 622 Warren St., Hudson. 828-3341. Winter
Exhibit: Arthur Hammer, Leslie Bender, Jenny Nelson. Through
3/6.
Carrie
Haddad Photographs, 318 Warren St., Hudson. 828-7655.
Nature of Pattern: New Work by Lisa Frank. Through
2/27. Also, Carl Berg. Through 2/27.
Center
for Photography at Woodstock, 59 Tinker St., Woodstock.
(845) 679-9957. Made in Woodstock V. Through 3/27.
Chapel
+ Cultural Center, 2125 Burdett Ave., Troy. 274-7793.
Blind Artists Society Third Annual Exhibition. Through
2/25.
Children’s
Museum of Science & Technology, 250 Jordan Road, Troy.
235-2120. Wind Power! Also, Go Power . . . Naturally!
Also, Operation W.I.L.D. Ongoring. Also, Two Small
Pieces of Glass planetarium show. Ongoing.
Clark Art Institute, 225 South St., Williamstown, Mass.,
(413) 458-9545. Eye to Eye: European Portraits 1450-1850.
Through 3/27. Also, The Strange World of Albrecht Dürer.
Through 3/13.
Clement
Art Gallery, 201 Broadway, Troy. 272-6811. Channing
Lefebvre: Appreciations. Through 2/24.
Clifton
Park-Halfmoon Library, 47 Clifton Country Road, Clifton
Park. 371-8622. Journey With the Muse. Through 2/26.
Columbia
County Historical Society, 5 Albany Avenue, Kinderhook.
758-9265. A Portrait of Columbia County. Ongoing.
Columbia-Greene
Community College, Foundation Gallery, 4400 Route
23, Hudson. 828-4181. 2011 Juried Art Show: Works by High
School Art Students of the CGCC Community. Through 2/25.
Crailo
State Historic Site, 9 1/2 Riverside Ave., Rensselaer.
463-8738. A Sweet and Alien Land: Colony of the Dutch in
the Hudson River Valley. Ongoing.
Davey
Jones Gallery, 386 Delaware Ave., Albany. 436-4810. A
Walk Into the Huyck Preserve: Our Lasting Impressions.
Through 3/23. Reception 3/4, 6-9 PM.
Eric
Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, 125 West Bay Road, Amherst,
Mass. (413) 658-1100. What a Circus! The Art of Etienne
Delessert. Through 6/5. Also, Partners in Wonder: Selections
from the Collection of Jane Yolen. Through 5/1.
Esther
Massry Gallery, Massry Center for the Arts, College of
Saint Rose, 1002 Madison Ave., Albany. 454-5102. Rob Swainston:
Plexus. Through 3/20.
First Unitarian Universalist Society of Albany, 405 Washington
Ave., Albany. 463-7135. simulation: Works by Tanya Zal.
Through 2/28.
Frances
Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie.
(845) 437-7404. 150 Years Later: New Photography by Tina
Barney, Tim Davis, and Katherine Newbegin. Through 3/27.
Fulton
Street Gallery, 408 Fulton St., Troy. 274-8464. Small
Works. Through 3/12.
Gallery
Lev Shalem, Woodstock Jewish Congregation, 1682 Glasco
Turnpike, Woodstock. wjcshul.org. Elizabeth Rosen: Recent
Work. Through 5/15.
Guilderland
Public Library, 2228 Western Ave., Guilderland. 436-0591.
Abraham Lincoln: A Man of His Time, A Man for All Time.
Through 2/28.
Hudson
Valley Community College, The Teaching Gallery, 80 Vandenburgh
Ave., Troy. 629-8063. Christa Donner: The Makings of Mutualism.
Through 3/9.
The
Hyde Collection, 161 Warren St., Glens Falls. 792-1761.
Objects of Wonder and Delight: Four Centuries of Still
Life from the Norton Museum of Art. Through 4/21.
Jay
Street Gallery, 163 Jay St., Schenectady. Tree.
Through 2/23.
John
Davis Gallery, 362 1/2 Warren St., Hudson. 828-5907. Larry
Brown: Paintings. Through 2/27.
Lake
George Arts Project, Courthouse Gallery, Canada and Lower
Amherst Streets, Lake George Village. 668-2616. Recent
Work by Kirsten Ullrich. Through 3/4.
Local
Color Art Gallery, 1138 Troy Schenectady Road, Latham.
786-6557. Got Color! Through 2/28.
MASS
MoCA, 87 Marshall St., North Adams, Mass. (413) 664-4481.
Material World: Sculpture to Environment. Through 2/27.
Also, Color Forms I. Through 2/27. Also, An Exchange
With Sol LeWitt. Through 3/31. Also, Everything That
Rises Must Converge. Through 4/3. Also, Katharina Grosse:
one floor up more highly. Through 10/31. Also, Ruse.
Through 12/31. Also, Chris Cobb: A Changing Exhibition
of Photographs. Through 12/31. Also, Sol LeWitt: A
Wall Drawing Retrospective. Through 11/15/33. Also, all
utopias fell. Ongoing.
McGreevy
Prolab & ProPress, 376 Broadway, Albany. 426-1039.
Naturelogues: Photographs by Scott Stoner and Denise Hackert-Stoner.
Through 3/25.
Mohawk
Valley Center for the Arts, 401 Canal Place, Little Falls.
(315) 823-0808. Hamid Irbouh: New Paintings 2010. Through
3/13.
National
Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame, 191 Union Ave., Saratoga
Springs. 584-0400. Hall of Fame Heroes. Ongoing.
New
York State Military Museum, 61 Lake Ave., Saratoga Springs.
581-5100. Picturing Battle: Memories of War, Art of Thurlstrup,
U.S. Army Signal Corps and Steve Jordan. Ongoing. Also,
Dewitt Clinton Falls: Uniform of the New York National
Guard. Ongoing.
New
York State Museum, Empire State Plaza, Albany. 474-5877.
The Landscape of Memory: Prints by Frank C. Eckmair.
Through 9/18. Also, Farmers, Warriors, Builders: The Hidden
Life of Ants. Through 4/10. Also, Citizen Soldier.
Through 3/31. Also, Not Just Another Pretty Place: The
Landscape of New York. Through 3/3. Also, Wish You
Were Here! New York State Photographed by You. Through
3/3. Also, Beneath the City: An Archaeological Perspective
of Albany; Rescue Recovery Response—Phase II; and
Windows on New York. Ongoing.
Norman
Rockwell Museum, Route 183, Stockbridge, Mass. (413) 298-4100.
Travels with Norman. Through 6/19. Also, Witness:
The Art of Jerry Pinkney. Through 5/31. Also, 25th
Annual Berkshire County high School Art Show. Through
3/6. Also, Norman Rockwell’s 323 Saturday Evening Post
Covers. Ongoing.
North
Country Arts Center, City Hall Gallery, Glens Falls. A
Chocolate Series. Through 2/26.
Northville
Public Library Gallery, 341 S. Third Street, Northville.
863-6922. Visions of Spring. Through 2/28.
Oakroom
Artists Gallery, First Unitarian Society, 1221 Wendell
Ave., Schenectady. 374-4446. Oakroom Artists Group Show.
Through 2/28.
Old
Chatham Country Store Café Gallery, Village Square, Old
Chatham. 794-9091. The Wheels of Time. Through 3/1.
Opalka
Gallery, Sage Colleges, 140 New Scotland Ave.,
Albany. 292-1778. Willie Marlowe: A Survey. Through
3/6.
Perfect
Blend Espresso Bar & Café, 376 Delaware Ave., Delmar.
439-6537. Heidi Weinman: Folk Art Oils. Through 2/28.
Photography Center of the Capital District, 404 River
St., Troy. 273-0100. The Best of 2010. Through 3/6.
Reception 2/25, 5-9 PM.
Saratoga
County Arts Council, Arts Center Gallery, 320 Broadway,
Saratoga Springs. 584-4132. Figment Transport. Through
3/25.
Saratoga
County Arts Council, Members Exhibition Hall, 320 Broadway,
Saratoga Springs. 584-4132. Black Design Lines. Through
2/26.
Saratoga
Springs Amtrak Station, Station Lane, Saratoga Springs.
437-6877. Saratoga My Way. Through 2/26.
Saratoga
Springs Public Library, 49 Henry St., Saratoga Springs.
584-7860. Estamos Aqui. Through 2/26.
Saratoga Springs Visitors Center, 297 Broadway, Saratoga
Springs. 587-3241. Creative Endeavors. Through 2/26.
Schenectady
County Community College, Van Curler Room, Elston Hall,
Schenectady. 381-1200. Joan Lord—Student Works. Through
3/27.
Schenectady Museum and Suits-Bueche Planetarium, Nott
Terrace Heights, Schenectady. 382-7890. Our Favorite Things.
Through 4/23. Also, FETCH! Lab. Ongoing. Also, Fueling
the Future. Ongoing.
Schick
Art Gallery, Skidmore College, 815 N. Broadway, Saratoga
Springs. 580-5049. Skidmore Student Exhibition. Through
3/11.
Shenendehowa
Adult Community Center, 6 Clifton Common Court, Clifton
Park. 383-1343. Works by Myra Vanden Berg. Through 2/26.
Siena
College, Yates Gallery, Standish Library, Loudonville.
783-2435. I Am Redundant: Photographs. Through 3/4.
Sow’s
Ear Studio & Gallery, 1597 Union Street, Schenectady.
370-2042. Functional & Fanciful Glass Art. Through
2/26.
Sunnyview
Rehabilitation Hospital, ViewPoint Gallery, 1270 Belmont
Ave., Schenectady. 382-4503. Barbara Klemz: Recent Work.
Through 3/18.
Tang
Teaching Museum and Gallery, Skidmore College, 815 N.
Broadway, Saratoga Springs. 580-8080. Environment and Object
in Recent African Art. Through 7/31. Also, Unstable
Ground. Through 4/17. Also, Opener 20 Paula Hayes:
Understory. Through 4/1. Also, The Jewel Thief.
Through 2/27.
Town
of Ballston Community Library, 2 Lawmar Lane, Burnt Hills.
399-8174. It’s About Time! Through 2/28. Also, Dave Crudele
Photography. Through 2/28.
Union
College, Atrium Gallery, Visual Arts Building, Schenectady.
388-6004. Photography Invitational Exhibition 2011.
Through 3/11.
Union
College, Mandeville Gallery, Nott Memorial, Schenectady.
388-6131. Of Weeds and Wildness: Nature in Black &
White. Through 3/13. Reception 2/10, 5-7 PM.
University
Art Museum, University at Albany, 1400 Washington Ave,
Albany. 442-4035. Eunjung Hwang: Three Thousand Revisits.
Through 4/2. Also, Ati Maier: Event Horizon. Through
4/2.
Upstate
Artists Guild, 247 Lark St., Albany. 426-3501. Cupidity:
Love, Lust and all that mushy stuff. Through 2/25.
Visions
Gallery, Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany Pastoral Center,
40 N. Main Ave., Albany. 453-6600. Beatitudes: Artists
of the Roarke Center. Through 2/28.
Waterford
Historical Museum, 2 Museum Lane, Waterford. 238-0809.
Born of Two Rivers: An Illustrated History of Waterford,
New York. Ongoing.
William
K. Sanford Town Library, 629 Albany Shaker Road, Loudonville.
458-9274. Charles DeMarco and Judy Haller-D’Angelo: Plein
Air and Studio Works. Through 2/28.
Woodstock
Artists Association and Museum, 28 Tinker St., Woodstock.
(845) 679-2940. Harriet Tannin: A Retrospective. Through
4/3.
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