THE ART LIST
Read Reviews by David Ebony
FALLS VILLAGE, CT
Furnace Art On Paper Archive
107 Main St.
@furnace_artonpaper
June 7 - July 5, ’25.
PASSAGES is a solo exhibition by Erick Johnson, showcasing an exploration of color as a threshold.
KENT, CT
Craven Contemporary
4 Fulling Ln. Kent Barns.
@cravencontemporary
May 10 - July 13, ’25.
GOOD VIBES a curated selection of prints by David Shrigley all with a feel good factor.
Kenise Barnes Fine Art
7 Fulling Ln.
@kenisebarnesfineart
June 14 - July 27, ’25.
JANNA WATSON: POEMS WITHOUT WORDS. Through her practice, Watson works to reframe spirituality into objects that reflect fluidity, agility, and joy.
Morrison Gallery
60 N Main St
@morrisongallery
Jan. 1 - June 15, ’25.
INAUGURAL OPENING Showcasing pieces from Post-War American artists, contemporary artists, and larger-scale sculptors.
Peggy Mercury
9 Maple St. Kent Barns #2
@itspeggymercury
May 17 - June 22, ’25.
EMBELLISHED NOTIFICATIONS by textile designer and fiber artist Kate Lewis offers an analog interpretation of the messages and notifications we receive digitally from various apps, brands and the outside world in general.
NEW CANAAN, CT
The Glass House
199 Elm St.
@theglasshouse_newcanaan
17 April - Dec. 15, ’25.
BARBARA KASTEN: STRUCTURE, LIGHT, LAND spans across grounds of The Glass House and responds to the site’s varied built environment and landscape, with a striking interplay of light, color, and form.
RIDGEFIELD, CT
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum 258 Main St.
@thealdrich
June 8, ’25. - Jan. 11, ’26.
NICKOLA POTTINGER: FOS BORN. Her practice spans drawing, collage, and sculpture. Her objects often appear in the round, on the wall, or sometimes within tableaux. This exhibition is curated by Amy Smith-Stewart.
ZAK PREKOP: DURATIONS. His practice focuses on bold abstract compositions. The exhibition includes thirteen paintings all executed by Prekop within the last year. The exhibition is organized by Eduardo Andres Alfonso. More Exhibitions…
SHARON, CT
Standard Space
147 Main St.
@standard_space
May 17 - June 22, ’25.
STEPHAN SAGMILLER: LAWNS. Sagmiller is an American photographer whose work reflects on the perception of landscape in the 21st century.
NORTH ADAMS, MA
MASS MoCA 1040 Mass MoCa Way @massmoca
April 5 - June 29, ‘25.
RANDI MALKIN STEINBERGER: THE ARCHIVE OF LOST MEMORIES provides a window into the lives of the forgotten through a vast collection of found photographs, slides, and tintypes that Steinberger has gathered over years.
May 24, ’25. - April 5, ’26.
VINCENT VALDEZ: JUST A DREAM is the artist’s first major museum survey and spans over two decades of his work. Working across painting, video, drawing, sculpture, lithography, and multimedia installation. The exhibition is co-curated by Denise Markonish and Patricia Restrepo. More exhibitions…
WILLIAMSTOWN, MA
Clark Art Institute
225 South St.
@clarkart
June 14 - Sept. 14, ’25.
A ROOM OF HER OWN: WOMEN ARTIST IN BRITAIN, 1875-1945 features various works made by twenty-five professional women artists in Great Britain. The exhibition explores the spaces these women claimed as their own, furthering their artistic ambitions.
March 8 - June 15, ’25.
PASTORAL ON PAPER explores how artists depicted rural life. Selected primarily from the Clark’s strong holdings of drawings by Claude Lorrain and Thomas Gainsborough and supplemented with select loans of Dutch Italianate artworks. More Exhibitions….
ANDES, NY
Leo Koenig Inc.
11 Delaware Avenue
@leokoeniginc
May 25 - July 20, ’25.
ALTERED STATES uses the film by the same name as inspiration, the artists ponder themes of cerebral exploration, hallucinatory gamesmanship, identity, alteration, and more. Featured artists include, Lorenzo Amos, On Kawara, Sherrie Levine, Tony Matelli, Adam McEwen, Thomas Schütte, and Ser Serpas.
ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, NY
Hessel Museum of Art
Bard College
33 Garden Rd.
@ccsbard
Jun 21 - Oct 19, ‘25.
ALL MANNER OF EXPERIMENTS: LEGACIES OF THE BAGHDAD GROUP FOR MODERN ART. All Manner of Experiments will combine significant examples of painting, sculpture, drawing, and archival material from the Group, spanning from 1946 to 2023. The exhibition will focus on the relationships within the Baghdad Group for Modern Art, culminating in a collection that engages their heritage in a dynamic present.
June 21 – Nov. 30, ’25.
STAN DOUGLAS: GHOSTLIGHT will be the artist’s first survey in the U.S. in over 20 years, since the 1980s, Douglas has created films, installations, photographs, and other multidisciplinary projects that address moments of rupture where “history could go one way or the other.”
CAIRO, NY
A.THERIEN
3026 Route 23B
@atherien_upstate
A curated selection of antique furniture, textiles, and found objects. Rare and collectible books with a focus on art, nature, and photography; and artist’s books and ephemera. Also featuring occasional special presentations of art ephemera, photography, studio furniture, and studio pottery.
CATSKILL, NY
Hill Street Gallery
65 Hill St.
@hillstreetgallerycatskill
May 17 - June 21, ‘25.
VIVA L’ITALI The show highlights a curated selection of Bruce Byers' Italian photo portfolio.
CLINTON CORNERS, NY
Art Sales & Research
@artsalesandresearch
By appointment only.
Located in a former barn featuring Post-War, Outsider and Contemporary artists and offering art advice to collectors, new and established.
COLD SPRING, NY
Magazzino Italian Art
2700 Route 9
@magazzino
May 17 - July 28, ‘25.
LLÈNCOLS DE AIGUA The first installation in the United States of Llèncols de Aigua, a gallery-size collaborative artwork by the internationally renowned designer Antonio Marras and the artist Maria Lai (1919–2013).
March 7 - June 23, ’25.
LUCIO POZZI: QUI DENTRO/IN HERE features a selection of abstract works produced over the course of his remarkable career. Curated by David Ebony in collaboration with Paola Mura, Magazzino’s artistic Director. More exhibitions…
Studio Tashtego
158 Main St.
@studio_tashtego
May 17 - July 13, ’25.
ARCADIA. Elizabeth Blake offers an alternative in clay. Longing for a shared vision of happiness and abundance, she constructs an idyllic world where humanity reveres and finds harmony with nature.
GARRISON, NY
Boscobel House & Garden
1601 Route 9D
@boscobelhg
April 24 - Aug. 15, ’25.
SOMETHING HAPPENING ON THE RIVER. Through original architectural elements and never-before-seen archival materials, the exhibition offers a look at the resilience of one of America’s most beautiful places and the stories it continues to tell along the Hudson River.
Garrison Art Center
23 Garrison Landing
@garrisonartcenter
May 17 - June 22, ’25.
RISE: SCENES OF RESISTANCE by Jeremy Dennis explores Indigenous identity, specifically the burden of the loss of culture through assimilation, omission of Indigenous history in school curriculum, and loss of land and economic disadvantage.
Manitoga
584 Route 9D
@visitmanitoga
June 5 – Sept. 7, '25.
ALL THE LIGHT AND SHADOW. Fine and functional objects in fiber, clay and wood by Hudson Valley artists Stephanie Seal Brown, Zach Hadlock, Jonathan Kline, Alexandra Kohl, Re Jin Lee, Erin Rouse, Katie Strano, and Natalia Woodward. Curated by Alyson Baker / River Valley Arts Collective.
GERMANTOWN, NY
Mary MacGill
212 Main St.
@marymacgillgallery
May 17 - July 16, ’25.
SHAPING SHADOWS presents sculptural lighting by Sylvia Estes alongside ceramic abstractions by Sarah Mijares Fick.
GHENT, NY
Art Omi
1405 Co Route 22
@art_omi
June 28 - Oct. 26, ’25.
HAROLD STEVENSON: LESS REAL THAN MY ROUTINE FANTASY explores Stevenson’s unflinching commitment to the sensual for more than five decades, and insistence on on placing his paintings in the public sphere in a pre-Stonewall era. More exhibitions…
HILLSDALE, NY
LABspace
2642 NY Route 23
@labspace_art
May 3 – June 29, ’25.
GROUP CHAT, a solo exhibition by Susan Meyer, brings together a number of quasi-figurative sculptures of varying shapes and sizes and material compositions.
HUMBLE BEAUTY is a solo exhibition by Carlton Davis featuring photographs of seemingly mundane grocery items with a focus on composition and mood.
HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY
Beekman Arts Club
171 Beekman Rd.
@beekmanartsclub
Created as a unique gathering place for artists and collectors, Beekman Arts Club is located in a historic barn. The 'club' has expanded its exhibition space to an Victorian house in the Newburgh location.
HUDSON, NY
Olana State Historic Site
5720 State Route 9G @olanafredericchurch
June 14 - Nov. 2, ‘25.
WHAT’S MISSING? Several structures dating to Frederic Church’s time were removed before Olana became a National Historic Landmark, losing stories of their builders and functions. The exhibition features site-specific outdoor artworks by Ellen Harvey and Gabriela Salazar.
Pamela Salisbury Gallery
362 1/2 Warren St.
@pamelasalisburyhudson
May 17 - June 15, ’25.
LISA CORINNE DAVIS: ADJUSTMENTS Davis is best known for paintings and works on paper that resemble multilayered maps with encoded narratives.
SHARI MENDELSON: ANCIENT RHYMES Sculptures influenced by Roman, Greek, Syrian, and Mesopotamian art, constructed primarily from found plastic bottles.
MARY TEMPLE: ROUGH IN THE DISTANT GLITTER Immersive trompe l’oeil installations—subtle room-sized paintings of light and shadows of trees, flowers and foliage. More Exhibitions…
Stair Galleries
549 Warren St.
@stairgalleries
Auctions throughout the year. Stair Galleries is renowned for its expertly curated sales of fine art, decorative art, and furniture. Visit the website for upcoming auctions.
HUDSON, NY
Susan Eley Fine Art
433 Warren St.
@sefa_gallery
June 12 – July 27, ’25.
QUOTIDIANA: RITUALS AND PASSAGES, is inspired by the daily routines that marked Francie Hester’s 54 days in Monte San Martino, Italy. One painting leads to the next with overlapping visual elements, shapes and colors.
The Campus
341 NY-217 @thecampusupstate
June 28 - Nov. ’25.
OPENING RECEPTION will include works from Tauba Auerbach, Theresa Baker, Ernie Barnes, Sarah Crowner, Mark Dion, Paula Hayes, Cynthia Hawkins, Ryan Johnson, Allison Katz, Alicja Kwade, Nancy Shaver, Elias Sime, Kiki Smith, Francis Upritchard, Jordan Wolfson, and more.
The Hudson Eye
43 S. 3rd St.
@the.hudson.eye.2025
Aug. 22 - Sept 1, ‘25.
ANNUAL ARTS FESTIVAL Powered by Jonah Bokaer Arts Foundation.
KERHONKSON, NY
Ravenwood
579 Samsonville Rd.
@ravenwoodny
May 16 - July 21, ’25.
CROSS SECTION. The exhibition includes works by Hila Eshel, Sarah Michell, Doris Josovitz, Dana McClure, ReJin Lee, Kieran Kinsella, Beka Goedde, Michael Berry Hill and Sarah Boyts Yoder.
KINDERHOOK, NY
Bill Arning Exhibitions
17 Broad St.
@billarningexhibitions
May 24 - July 6, ’25.
A FAMILIAR TYPE OF MAGIC features works from Daniella Dooling, Matthew Gilbert, Phil Knoll, Gabriel Martinez, Susan Ottaviano, Rafael Santiago, Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens.
September Gallery
4 Hudson St.
@septembergallery
June 7 - Aug. 3, ’25.
THE MOTHERLODE is Nicole Cherubini’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. A central drive to her creativity is collaboration which will be present in varying forms.
The School / Jack Shainman
25 Broad St.
@jackshainman
May 17 - Nov. 29, ‘25.
GENERAL CONDITIONS The Exhibition brings together work by over two dozen artists working across a wide range of media and at scale, offering a sustained reflection on the social and political climate of our time.
KINGSTON, NY
BCMT GALLERY
793 Hurley Av.
@bcmtco
Oct. 12, ‘24. - on going.
SENSIBILITY CONVERSATION. A new gallery highlighting craft & processes. An ongoing exhibition featuring work by Joshua Vogel, Kat Howard, Sue Kirk, Julia Dankov, Henry Pfeffer. Ann Swingler, Samuel Aguirre, Margaret Griffith, Peter Petrochko, Nettie Summer, and Sarah Kersten.
MILLERTON, NY
Geary Contemporary
34 Main St.
@gearycontemporary
June 21 - Aug. 10, ’25.
GARDEN OF THE SPHINX is a solo show by Dana Sherwood, the show represents a body of work made over the past two years that investigates the mystery, riddle and the alchemy of the Sphinx as a symbol in archaeology and as a metaphor for the creative process.
NARROWSBURG, NY
DVAA
37 North Main St.
@dvartsalliance
May 17 - June 22, ’25.
BOBBY ABATE: BIG BAD “My work weaves together personal and political narratives, reflecting my experience as a Queer individual coming of age.”
ROSSINI: SCULPTURE IN BLOOM “My work is grounded through meditation. Through these practices I turn my focus inward to the breath, and root into the energy of the earth around me.”
NEW PALTZ, NY
Samuel Dorsky
Museum of Art
1 Hawk Dr.
@dorskymuseum
Feb. 8 - July 13, ‘25.
LANDMINES: DAWOUD BEY, CHRISTINA FERNANDEZ, RICHARD MOSSE, RICK SILVA presents camera-based work by artists exploring the role landscape plays in burying or exhuming social history. Curated by Sophie Landres.
June 21 - Nov. 2, ’25.
THE ARRESTED IMAGE: IDENTITY THROUGH THE LENS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT poses urgent questions regarding the relationship between identity and notions of truth, justice, privacy, and free will in the face of rapidly advancing law enforcement technology. Curated by Sophie Landres.
RHINEBECK, NY
T Space / Archive Gallery
56/60 Round Lake Rd.
@tspaceandsmhf
June 8 – Aug. 24, ‘25
Sunday from 11-5pm and by appointment. ‘Ex of In House’; and the nearby ‘T’ Space Gallery is available solely by guided tour this season.
ROBERT GROSVENOR A site-specific installation of dynamic sculpture and photographs by the renowned artist. Since the 1980s, Grosvenor’s subtly elusive vocabulary of American vernacular objects evoke the uncanny and humorous.
STONE RIDGE, NY
Visit online, or by appointment.
Kombi is a design showroom based in New York presenting contemporary furniture, lighting, surface materials and sculpture from Southern Africa.
TIVOLI, NY
Available Items
64 Broadway
@available_items
June 5 - July 13, ’25.
FOREST FOR THE TREES features the work of cork maestro Daniel Michalik, the show will be an immersive love letter to cork in the form of furniture, small objects, material stories, and other forms of material-focused research.
WASSAIC, NY
Wassaic Project
37 Furnace Bank Rd.
@wassaicproject
May 17 - Sept. 13, ‘25.
SO IT GOES. Featuring 43 artists that have chosen methods like play, reflection, and scale to awaken us from that desensitized state and into a fever dream. Curated by Eve Biddle, Bowie Zunino, Jeff Barnett-Winsby, and Will Hutnick.