Ithaca, New York

Works by
Carol Ast, Patricia Brown, Eva Capobianco, Elizabeth Gross‑Marks, Shirley Hogg, Jan Kather, Susan C. Larkin, Daniel McPheeters, Barbara Mink, Diane Newton, Patty Porter, Margaret Reed, Michael Sampson, Sheryl Sinkow, and Connie Zehr.

Art in Tompkins County

Gallery artists open 2017 with art that reflects Ithaca’s past and present, celebrating Tompkins County Bicentennial.

Carol Ast

Carol Ast • <em>North Triphammer Road</em> • NFS
North Triphammer Road

Patricia Brown

Patricia Brown • <em>Untitled</em> • NFS
Untitled

Eva Capobianco

Eva Capobianco • <em>Rails to Trails - East Hill</em> • NFS
Rails to Trails - East Hill

Elizabeth Gross-Marks

Elizabeth Gross-Marks • <em>Moons Planets</em> • NFS
Moons Planets

Shirley Hogg

Shirley Hogg • <em>Bobcat</em> • NFS
Bobcat

Jan Kather

Jan Kather • <em>Two Women With Balance</em> • NFS
Two Women With Balance

Susan C. Larkin

Susan C. Larkin • <em>Winifred Bailor</em> • NFS
Winifred Bailor

Daniel McPheeters

Daniel McPheeters • <em>Pine Woods Sunset</em> • NFS
Pine Woods Sunset

Barbara Mink

Barbara Mink • <em>Gorge Walk</em> • NFS
Gorge Walk

Diane Newton

Diane Newton • <em>Looking North on Cayuga Street</em> • NFS
Looking North on Cayuga Street

Patty Porter

Patty Porter • <em>East Hill Expansion (Left)</em> • NFS
East Hill Expansion (Left)
Patty Porter • <em>East Hill Expansion (Middle)</em> • NFS
East Hill Expansion (Middle)
Patty Porter • <em>East Hill Expansion (Right)</em> • NFS
East Hill Expansion (Right)

Margaret Reed

Margaret Reed • <em>Margaret</em> • NFS
Margaret

Michael Sampson

Michael Sampson • <em>Holly Joy</em> • NFS
Holly Joy

Sheryl Sinkow

Sheryl Sinkow • <em>Ithaca Is Love</em> • NFS
Ithaca Is Love

Connie Zehr

Connie Zehr • <em>Incognito</em> • NFS
Incognito
120 W. State St./Martin Luther King Jr St.
Ithaca, New York
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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..