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.

Open Thursday through Sunday, Noon to 5.

Ozolins and Nelson - On Canvas and Paper

October 1 to November 1, 2026

Diana Ozolins’ acrylics reflect her ramblings in nature.

Margy Nelson’s watercolors embody her inner dance with line and color.

The show can be viewed online.

Items are available for purchase at our Square Store.

What is Your Red Line?

October 1 to November 1, 2026

This month’s Salon Gallery presents an installation organized by Democracy Defender PMB. The show features over 2000 red line ribbons handwritten by people in Tompkins County, expressing their concerns for America. The installation includes a photo slide show titled “Each of Us is All of Us” by Harry Littell and The Red Line Project documentary by Amala Lane.

The show can be viewed online.

Special Events

Celebrate Golden Voting Day – October 24, 2026

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What Is Your RED LINE? celebrates Golden Voting Day – the first day of early voting and the last day to register to vote! Come to State of the Art Gallery, 120 West State Street, Ithaca on October 24, from 12-5. Meet the artist, DemocracyDefenderPMB, who can answer questions about the RED LINE Project. VIew over 2000 red line ribbons handwritten by people in Tompkins County expressing their concerns for America. Write a Red Line, and receive a free postcard to share your Red Line with your representatives. First 50 viewers receive a red line Treat.

Creating Activist Art – October 18, 2026

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Cresting Activist Art, a conversation with DemocracyDefenderPMB, organizer of What Is Your Red? State of the Art Gallery, Sunday October 18, 2pm

Each of Us is All of Us – October 17, 2026

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Each of Us is All of Us, a movie of photos by Harry Littell, tells a story of resistance in Ithaca since March 2025. See members of the Ithaca community who have exercised their freedom of speech. Also on view: What is Your RED LINE? a community artwork which shows over 2000 red line ribbons handwritten by people in Tompkins County expressing their concerns for America. State of the Art Gallery, 120 W State Street, October 17, 12-5. First 50 viewers receive a red line Treat.

Featured Artist: Ed Brothers

My explorations via the medium of oil pastels continues with subjects near and far. I’ve expanded my palette (or maybe palate?) to include favorite foods.

To learn more about Ed and his art visit his member page.

Open Thursday through Sunday, Noon to 5:00

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