OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, November 9th / 4 - 7 pm

“This deeply personal exhibition will take place in both of our galleries, Jane Street Art Center and The Sketchbook Gallery. This is an exhibition where the artist visually answers questions around what home is to them; the images, memories, dreams and feelings. This show is about a place; a place where you feel comfortable, the oddities and beauties of where you come from and where you feel at home. We focus on the intimate and often overlooked elements of “home” encouraging both artists and viewers to explore their connections to place in a nuanced way.”

-Jane Street Art Center

Alan Adin, Fern Apfel, Onaje Benjamin, Lauren Bergman, Stacy Bogdonoff,

Emily Carvajal, Collin Douma, Das Elkin, Mary Elwyn, Maya Englehardt,

Maureen Gates, Dan Goldman, Josepha Gutelius, Len Jenkin, Roxie Johnson,

Chong Kang, Sarah Katz, Suki (Shey) Kimok, David Klein, Virginia Mallon,

Karen Maloof, Elin Menzies, Ann Morris, Susan J Murphy, Eileen Power, Betsey Regan,

Steven Rushefsky, Lisa Samalin, John Scribner, Kurt Steger, David Tumblety,

Joanne Pagano Weber, Anna West, Lynn Woods

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ABOUT THE JUROR: “Since 1996, artist/curator Elizabeth Keithline’s work has focused on human self-extension. In 2005, while researching her solo show The Lost House Project, she noticed that many other artists were making work about the modern built environment and she decided to organize a group show to run alongside her solo effort. Since that time, it has become part of her practice to invite others to participate in a group show related to her solo shows. You’re Breaking Up will run alongside her solo effort, Breaking Broken, which will be exhibited at 11 Jane Street from Aug 10 – Sep 14, 2024.”

-Jane St. Art Center

OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, Sept.7th / 4-7 pm

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August 16 - November 10, 2024

Opening Reception: Friday, Aug. 16th / 5-6 pm

I am delighted to have two recent works included in this phenomenal show. Thank you Meredith, Drawing Galaxy, ASK, and fellow artists, for your love and continued support in making this event possible for us all!

“The 35 professional artists represented in this exhibition plunge
headlong into the mesmerizing world of abstraction. These individual
“portraits” of dialogue between artist and surface are their autographs
of observation, discovery and invention. These artists offer up revelry,
quiet grace, restless entanglements with drawn lines rough and tumble,
notably exact, tinged with perforation or zigzagged into repetitive
pattern, floating merrily in open space, densely layered into geometric
configurations or meandering lazily in tidy script. All of which can
carry their ideas of grace, tension, leisure, rage or sensitivity. Kindly
join us to view their new work in the spacious galleries of the Arts
Society of Kingston, ASK.”

-Meredith Rosier / Curator / Artist / Mentor / Educator

OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, August 3rd / 3 - 5 pm

GALLERY HOURS: Thursday - Sunday / Noon - 5 pm

Showcase Exhibition II features over 200 artworks created by students at the Woodstock School of Art. Including a wide range of media, this show is available for viewing both online and in person.

July 13 - September 7, 2024
Robert H. Angeloch Gallery / Woodstock School of Art
Opening Reception: July 13, 2-4 pm 

Group Exhibition
Off The Charts
Medical Art & The Internal Body
Apr 13 – May 11, 2024
Opening Reception Sat, Apr 13, 4-7pm

THEME INFORMATION
Jane St. Art Center is thrilled to announce our upcoming group exhibition, Off The Charts – Medical Art & The Internal Body. We invited artists from diverse backgrounds to explore and interpret medical themes through various artistic mediums: from anatomical drawings to medical imaging-inspired pieces, sculptures representing bodily systems to health-inspired paintings. The artists are intrigued by the human body and the fascinating world of medicine.

Artist Included:
Joanie Barker, Jody Borhani-D’Amico, Edward Burden, Megan Decker, Barbara Esmark, Brian Fekete, Debra Friedkin, Denise Giardullo, Lowell Handler, David Held, Jennifer Hicks, Sue Horowitz, Roshan Houshmand, Roxie Johnson, Chong Kang, David Klein, Monica Krajčovič, Josh Kramb, Alex Kveton, Anne Leith, Richard Levy, Elizabeth Mihaltse Lindy, Molly Mackaman, Nicole Marino, Nizlyn, Tracy Phillips, Christy Rupp, Steven Rushefsky, John Scribner, Enne Tesse, Joni Wehrli, Stephen Whisler, Magali Wilensky

“The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild is proud to present its Annual Members’ Show. For 2024, the Exhibitions Committee has chosen the theme Convergence – a topic meant to unite the various visions of our artist members. Open to all current members, come view works of art in a variety of styles and mediums. A Collector’s Choice Award is selected annually by Byrdcliffe’s exhibitions committee.”

Etching was a passion of mine for many years. Above is one of my smaller hand-pulled prints. Harboring an emotional breadth and depth rooted in my childhood, this has been a popular image, and only a handful remain from an edition of 25.

Print #5 has been archivally matted and framed for you in Vermont hardwood cherry. (By the artist…that’s me!)

I’m pleased to have chosen this piece from the archives for exhibition and availability in 2024 Winter Small Works at WAAM.

OPENING EVENT: Saturday, Jan. 20th / 4 - 6 pm

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Curator's Statement:

“My selection of the work on view reflects the diversity of 32 artists who plunge headlong in the mesmerizing world of abstraction. These individual “portraits” of dialogue between artist and surface are their autographs of observation, discovery and invention. 

These artists offer up revelry, quiet grace, restless entanglements with drawn lines rough and tumble, notably exact, tinged with perforation. Zigzagged into repetitive pattern, floating merrily in open space, densely layered into geometric configurations or meandering lazily in tidy script. 

​Consider the raw materials employed by these artists in their abstract lives. Vying for attention are rivers of ink, strands of watercolor, fuzzy trails of graphite, thread stitched onto paper, wire plunging through space, pastel surges or superimposition of pencil. All of which can carry their ideas of grace, tension, leisure, rage or sensitivity.” 

-- Meredith Rosier

Featured Artists

Robin Adler, Ava Barbour, Carol Pepper-Cooper, Frank D'Astolfo, Reneé Englander, Patti Gibbons, Judith Hoersting, Michael Hopkins, Melanie Hulse, Roxie Johnson, Ellen Jouret-Epstein, John Kleinhans, Jennifer Leighton, Lois Linet, Harriet Livathinos, Linda Miller, Gloria Mirsky, Kerry Moskowitz, Joan Oliver, Nancy O'Hara, Susan Piperato, Monique Robidoux, Natalee Rosenstein, Meredith Rosier, Anne Sanger, and Ted Welch.

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