on February 6, 2021

February Exhibitions

Now Open

Art Omi Sculpture & Architecture Park, Ghent, NY
Sculpture by Bianca Beck, Olaf Breuning, Dan Colen, Carl D’Alvia, Chemi Rosado-Seijo, Virginia Overton, Will Ryman, and Agustina Woodgate, and more. Art Omi: Architecture presents new pavilions by Steven Holl, Wendy Evans Joseph, and Cameron Wu.
Ongoing

ArtPort Kingston, Kingston, NY
From Now to Then
February 6 – 28
Group exhibition.

Barrett Art Center, Poughkeepsie, NY
Photowork 2021: 34th Annual National Juried Photography Exhibition
Jan 16 – Feb 20
Photowork embraces reinvention and celebrates photography’s role as fine art and prescient social commentary. The juror, Audrey Sands, is the Norton Family Assistant Curator of Photography, Phoenix Museum of Art and the Center for Creative Photography.

Dia Beacon, Beacon, NY
Exhibitions on view include Mel Bochner, Carl Craig: Party/After-Party, Sam Gilliam, Dorothea Rockburne, and Marian Zazeela.  
Ongoing

Barry Le Va
Closing soon: Main gallery will close on February 15 and the annex will close on March 21

Charles Gaines
Opens February 19

Elise P. Church: Blue Like an Orange at the Garrison Art Center

Garrison Art Center, Garrison, NY
Elise P. Church: Blue Like an Orange
January 23 – February 28
Paintings of still lifes and interior/exterior spaces based on fragments of photographs culled from a vintage photo album.

Mison Kim: Games, Guns, and Glory
January 23 – February 28
Bold diagrammatic ink drawings that suggest semi-automatic rifles, board games, and icons.

Lightforms Art Center, Hudson, NY
Facing the Unknown, Imagination in the Time of Pandemic
Through April 3
Group exhibition featuring Lily Morris, Millicent Young, Osi Audu, Martina Angela Müller, Patrick Stolfo, Laura Summer, Elmer Orobio, and Richard Neal.

Bochner Boetti Fontana at Magazzino Italian Art

Magazzino Italian Art, Cold Spring, NY
Bochner Boetti Fontana
Through April 5
Curated by Mel Bochner in collaboration with Magazzino Italian Art, this special exhibition examines parallel artistic movements in the 1960s and 1970s in the U.S. and Italy through the artwork of Bochner, Alighiero Boetti, and Lucio Fontana.

Opening in February

BAU Gallery, Beacon, NY
EMERGENCE
Juror: Samantha De Tillio
February 13 – March 7
Annual juried exhibition.

LABspace, Hillsdale NY
The Magic Garden
February 20 – April 11
A fully-immersive environment of nature scenes and woodland creatures depicted through painting, ceramics, sculpture, and installation. Artists include: Alexander Ross, Amy Lincoln, Amy Talluto, Ann Wolf, Audrey Francis, Betsy Friedman, Brantner DeAtley, Eric Wolf, Jennifer Coates, Joel Longenecker, Katharine Umsted, Leslie Carmin, Philip Knoll, Undine Brod

The Center for Photography at Woodstock, Woodstock, NY
MEMBERS SHOW 2021
February 15 – March 21, 2021
Group exhibition of member artists.

Fred Wilson, X, 2005, Digital chromogenic print on Duratrans©, at The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center

The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY
Visible Bodies: Representing Blackness
Through March 7
Drawn from the Loeb’s permanent collection, this exhibition centers the tension between visibility and invisibility, inherent to the medium of photography, through works by Black American artists.

Women Picturing Women: From Personal Spaces to Public Ventures
February 6 – June 13
Images of women by women artists from the museum’s collection.

Susan Weil, Color Configurations 2 (Red), 2000, acrylic on paper, 60 × 66 inches, at JDJ

JDJ, Garrison, NY
Susan Weil
February 27 – April 17
The exhibition brings together four bodies of work from the 1970s through the 1990s that reference the female body.

Lockwood Gallery, Kingston, NY
D. Jack Solomon: Likely Story
Opens February 4
Solo exhibition.

Liv Aanrud: Double Down at Pamela Salisbury Gallery

Pamela Salisbury Gallery, Hudson, NY
Liv Aanrud: Double Down
Through February 28
Works constructed through the traditional folk method of rag rug hooking and informed largely by the language of painting.

Donald Baechler: Sculpture in the Garden
Winter 2021

Nadia Sablin, Zhanna Dancing, Komi Republic, Russia, 2016, courtesy the artist at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art

The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz, New Paltz, NY
Collective Consciousness: New Work by SUNY New Paltz Art Faculty
Curated by Karlyn Benson
February 6 – April 11
The exhibition includes a wide range of mediums and subject matter, while reflecting the faculty members’ common interests in nature, the environment, social issues, and experimentation with materials.

DIRT: Inside Landscapes
Curated by Emilie Houssart
February 6 – July 11
As part of the Dorsky Artist in Residence program, DIRT: Inside Landscapes will be the base for artist Emilie Houssart’s explorations into how we relate to surrounding ecologies.

Kathy Goodell: Infra-Loop, Selections 1994—2020
Curated by Andrew Woolbright
February 6 – July 11
An exhibition that showcases major works from Goodell’s career, as well as  her newest work, some of which has never been shown before.

Lewis Hine, Child Labor Investigator
Co-curated by Anna Conlan and Amy Fredrickson
February 6 – July 11
An exhibition featuring Lewis Hine’s powerful photographs for the National Child Labor Commission, which proved the exploitation of young children working in unsafe conditions and ultimately led to American child labor law reform.

SEPTEMBER, Hudson, NY
Lukaza Branfman-Verissimo: Let’s rename our city
February 20 – March 28
Site-specific murals that engage the dual private/public space of the gallery windows, disrupt the white space of the interior walls, and re-route the path of the viewer. The artist is also providing printed takeaways in the form of visual and written language.

Wassaic Project, Wassaic, NY
 All Out / All In
Through March 27
The nine artists in All Out / All In explore the increasingly arbitrary boundary between public and private spaces, identities, and rituals—with a particular emphasis on the potential of the home as a space for healing in the face of renewed (and overdue) political attention.

Deborah Zlotsky, ZZZ, 2020, spray paint on canvas, 48 x 36 inches, Woodstock Artists Association & Museum

Woodstock Artists Association & Museum, Woodstock, NY
Michael Bogdanffy-Kriegh: Dark Matter
February 12 – March 28
Charles Ives’ musical work The Unanswered Question is an organizational metaphor for Bogdanffy-Kriegh’s photographs. The music has three parts; a continuous hum or “music of the spheres;” a poser of the question; a chorus trying, unsuccessfully, to answer.

HOUSE & UNIVERSE
Curated by Yael Eban and Jackie Hoving, co-directors of Tiger Strikes Asteroid NY
February 12 – March 28
Artists include Tania Alvarez, Sean Corcoran, Todd Kelly, Jiatong Lu, Claire Sherwood, Mimi Young, Gabriel Zimmer, Deborah Zlotsky.

Top image: Kathy Goodell, Voyager, 2020, courtesy the artist, from Kathy Goodell: Infra-Loop, Selections 1994—2020 at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art