We are now accepting entries to our 36th Annual Juried Photography Show. Read the prospectus.
A fine arts cooperative in Ithaca, New York
We are a cooperative fine art gallery operated by our members from the Finger Lakes region of New York, seeking to enhance the cultural and economic vitality of our community.
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April 3–27
The April show in the main gallery presents the work of two new members.
In Open Concept, Austin MacRae’s paintings explore the nature of space and light. Many of the compositions pivot around the notion that “inside” and “outside” are intertwined rather than discrete or oppositional. Intimate spaces shift and blur into the natural world; water erodes shells of houses; familiar local landmarks merge with fragments of memories.
In Adrift, Keith Millman presents photographs made from two feet above the water while sitting in his canoe paddling around lakes in the Adirondacks. You can visit these places in the park, but you cannot see the serene and abstract lakes these pictures show. They do not exist. They never existed, except as photographs.
There will be an opening reception Friday, April 4, 5–8pm.
You can view the show in the gallery or online.
Keith and Austin will host a gallery talk on their work on April 13 at 3:00
April 3–27
A selection of work by current members.
There will be an opening reception Friday, April 4, 5–8pm.
You can view the show in the gallery or online.
I’ve been photographing flowers and botanical subjects for 25 plus years—in my own garden, the Cornell Botanical Gardens, and iconic gardens visited while traveling. The floral images here are from my book In The Style of. It is based on inspirations from the great floral paintings by Dutch and Flemish artists of the 16th and 17th centuries, but crafted in a more contemporary style.
To learn more about David and his art visit his member page.
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We are now accepting entries to our 36th Annual Juried Photography Show. Read the prospectus.
We host an opening reception for our new shows from 5:00–8:00
The gallery participates in the Second Saturday event on the Greater Ithaca Art Trail. For other Art Trail studios that are open on May 10, see this list and map.
We are now selling gift cards! Stop by at the gallery to purchase one.
Learn the benefits, responsibilities, and how to apply.
Katrina Morse, Patty Brown, and Carol Spence will be hosting Look Club at the gallery every second Sunday, 2–3
Katrina Morse will teach two art classes in Room 201 at First Presbyterian Church of Ithaca. Register at Blue Door Studio.
David will show eleven floral images in Spring Awakenings at the Mink Gallery in May with Barbara Mink and Maria Wolfe. There will be openings on Friday, May 2, 5:00–8:00 and Saturday, May 3, noon to 5:00.
Harry will be participating in Open Studios at Studio 32-G in Artist Alley on Saturday, May 3, from 12:00-4:00. Free parking in the rear of the building.
Keith will have work in Birds at Main Street Arts in Clifton Springs. The show runs April 29 to May 29. There will be an opening reception on April 26, 3:00–5:00.
Ethel is exhibiting in the Cayuga Arts Collective member show Heaven and Hell at the Community School of Music and Art, sponsored by the Trumansburg Conservatory of Fine Art. The opening is May 2, 5:00-8:00. The exhibit runs from May 2–27.
Nancy has a collection of Zoo animals and Florida Birds at Collegetown Bagels, April 1–30. Open daily 6:30
Patty will show floral paintings at the Karma Salon in Ithaca during their open hours, Tuesday–Saturday.
Daniel is showing his bubblescapes at Treleaven Winery through this spring.
Linda will be have artwork at the Tompkins Community Bank in Trumansburg, February 1 through April 30.
Nancy Ridenour and Susan Larkin will have some of their photography at a show organized at Kendal at Ithaca by the Cayuga Nature Photographers. The show will run February 2 through April 30 and can be found in the art hallway. There will be a presentation in the auditorium on March 4 at 4:00 presented by the photographers. All are welcome.
Admission to the gallery is free and open to the public.
Made possible in part with funds from the Statewide Community Regrants program from the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of the office of the Governor and NYS Legislature, and from Tompkins County; administered by the Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County..
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