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Tickets will be sold in three-hour time slots, as our goal is to keep fair attendance balanced throughout the day to maximize safety for attendees, artists, and staff. If you cannot attend at your scheduled time, feel free to come at another time or the other day. Tickets can also be purchased at the gate. We welcome back our long-participating artists and are also excited to welcome many new artists & craftspersons along with specialty food and beverage makers. Your purchases support these talented artists, which will be much appreciated after what was a challenging year for so many of them. Click on the poster above to get a sneak preview of some the artists' wares and to purchase tickets! Also follow #riversidecraftsfair for more images and updates. Garrison Art Center's Riverside Crafts Fair is one of the most well established high-quality crafts fairs in the region. Set on the edge of the Hudson River just an hour north of New York City in Garrison, New York. With majestic river views, the fair offers a truly exquisite spot to shop and is a premier event in the Hudson Valley for collectors of hand-made traditional and alternative craft. An intimate fair, this year featuring 50+ juried artists participate with furniture, photography, jewelry, gourmet food, glass items, textiles, fine art, ceramics, wooden utensils, tableware, and more. Visitors can take the train to the fair which is steps from the MTA Metro North Hudson Line. Free parking at the Metro North train station, plus a free shuttle service makes this a popular event for those who live near the river towns from NYC to Poughkeepsie. |
The Riverside Galleries at Garrison Art Center willl also be open during the fair both Saturday and Sunday 10am to 5pm. Featured will be a solo show by mixed media artist Steve Rossi and a group show compiled of eight female artists curated by The Rule of Three. For more information about exhibitions and other programs please visit our website www.garrisonartcenter.org or call 845.424.3960 Please join the conversation by following us on Instagram @GarrisonArtCenter For all press inquiries and high-resolution images contact gallery@garrisonartcenter.org |
Great news! Spring Workshops are back at Garrison Art Center! We have a plethora of fantastic, fun, and fascinating workshops happening in May and June. From a Master Class in Instagram Agility with Jana Platina Phipps (aka The Trim Queen) to a new Itajime Shibori technique with Teaching Artist Katrin Reifeiss, find the perfect workshop for you. Drawing Within and Without with Christina Di Marco May 15, 10:30am-1:30pm Draw your attention inward and explore with written and art experiences. Plein Air Basics with Linda Barboni May 22, 12pm-3pm Come paint outdoors! Join us for a delightful afternoon while learning useful tips for painting outside. Let's Make a Book Out of Anything with Christina DiMarco June 5, 10:30am-1:30pm Bring your odds and ends (anything from birch bark to a bike fender) and we will try to create a book! Beyond the Knit Stitch with Kit Burke-Smith June 5, 2pm-5pm Learned the knit stich, but don't know what to do next? Learn to cast on, purl, bind off and more! Instagram Agility: Master Class with Jana Platina Phipps (The Trim Queen) June 12, 11am-1pm Build your exposure, showcase your work, share your passions and connect! Expressive Painting and Collage with Jessica Nash June 12, 1:30pm-4:30pm Explore the relationship between collage and painting. Itajime Shibori with Katrin Reifeiss June 19, 10am-1pm Our popular shibori workshop is back with a new itajime technique added! Silk Screen Workshop with Andrea Connor June 19, 1:30pm-4:30pm Learn the basics of screen printing, screen preparation, and multi-color printing. Treat yourself and use promo code SPRING to get $10 off when you sign up for two or more workshops. Want a spot in a class that has filled? Reach out to Kit Burke-Smith at education@garrisonartcenter. |
We look forward to seeing you and your family soon in one of our studios or online! |
OPENING (this) FRIDAY: WE TOOK THE SHOW ON THE ROAD! The impressive works from our talented high school students who participated in the 2021 Mentor Program will be on display at Mahopac Library April 2-26. This beautiful library sits on Lake Mahopac, and its large windows facing the lake, along with the 3rd floor exhibition make a visit worthwhile. Thank you Education Coordinator Kit Burke-Smith and all the artists and parents for transporting the work across county! This is a great opportunity to share this art and the work of Garrison Art Center with our neighbours to the east.
ANNOUNCING THE RETURN OF
Join us for our High School Mentor Exhibition and SITE: School Invitational Theme Exhibition-Let's Get Elemental! Both exhibitions run March 6-14.
High School Mentor Exhibition
Our next session of Registration is now open for all our adult and high school pottery classes, simply follow the links below: |
Pottery (Sunday) with Lisa Knaus SOLD OUT starts Feb 14 12pm-3pm Advanced Wheel and Handbuilding with Ada Pilar Cruz starts Monday, Feb 15 11am-2pm Handbuilding with Ada Pilar Cruz starts Monday, Feb 15 2pm-5pm Advanced Handbuilding and Sculpture with Ada Pilar Cruz starts Wednesday, Feb 17 10am-1pm Pottery (Thursday) with Lisa Knaus starts Feb 18 6:30pm-9:30pm Pottery (Friday afternoon) with Lisa Knaus SOLD OUT starts Feb 19 12pm-3pm Pottery (Friday evening)with Lisa Knaus starts Feb 19 6:30pm-9:30pm |
smallWORKS 2020, is a national juried biennial exhibition presenting seventy works selected from over five hundred entries. Works were not to exceed 12” in any direction. As always, the jury process was a challenge due to the high caliber of work received. This year’s esteemed juror was Paulien Lethen, a Dutch artist and gallery owner. Lethen opened Holland Tunnel Art Newburgh/Gallery and Studios in May of 2018 shortly after she became a resident of Newburgh, NY. Recognizing a lively local art community, she sets out to create a new place for exhibitions, performances, concerts, movie screenings and art studios. Our gratitude to Paulien Lethen for her careful selection of works which will create a dynamic and diverse exhibition. Excellence awards for best 2D and 3D work, as well as honorable mentions, will be announced the opening week of the show. The artists selected for this year’s smallWORKS exhibition are as follows: Lori Adams, Kathleen Anderson, Sarah Balcombe, Ayako Bando, Mary Bates, Henri-Simon Blanc-Hoang, Debbie Broshi, Joel Brown, Jill Skupin Burkholder, Vivien Collens, Marcia Cooper, Darron Copeland, John Cox, Ivy Dachman, Shari Diamond, Lisa Diebboll, Alejandro Dron, Katharine Dufault, Mary Ellis, Alaina Enslen, Teri Figliuzzi, Ashley Garrett, Ruth Geneslaw, Lauren Hall, Jenny Hellman, Barbara Hertzfeld, Lynda Karanikolas, Irene Karlen, Polly King, Sharon Kullberg, Carole Kunstadt, Lisa Lackey, Michael Lavorgna, Glen Lieberman, Paul Marcellino, Jennifer Markovitz, Juliet Martin, Laura Martinez-Bianco, Mary McGuire, Judy Mensch, Tony Moore, David Munford, Thomas Munterich, Chantelle Norton, Sheilah Rechtschaffer, Steve Rossi, Barbara Rubensohn, Philippe Safire, Amy Schnintzer, Annie Shavere-Crandell, Maggie Small, Barbara Smith Gioia, Kari Smith, Annette Louise Solakoglu, SJ Sugarman, Holly Summer, Lita Thorne, Stuart Vance, Emily Vines, Michael Washburn, Anna West, Candace Winter, Kathy Yacoe, Rieko Yashiro, Cindy Zaglin, Judy Zehentner The Riverside Galleries at Garrison Art Center are open Tuesday through Sunday 10am to 5pm. For more information about exhibitions and other programs please visit our website www.garrisonartcenter.org or call 845.424.3960 Please join the conversation by following us on Instagram @GarrisonArtCenter For all press inquiries and high-resolution images contact Barbara Smith Gioia at gallery@garrisonartcenter.org |