An exhibition hosted by The Arts Center of the Capital Region Created in collaboration with Arts Letters & Numbers Tacie Jones & Frida Foberg September 26 – November 21, 2025 Artist Reception: September 26, 6–8 PM The Jane Altes Galler … Continue reading
The Arrested Image: Identity through the Lens of Law Enforcement, takes a close look at the portraits produced by police vision. By turning the gaze back onto how forms of law enforcement see and portray, it poses urgent questions regarding the … Continue reading
Carrie Haddad Gallery is pleased to present “Objects of Affection”, a group exhibit featuring new works by Alaina Enslen, David Halliday, Ash King, Jenny Nelson, and David Sokosh. Through still life and assemblage, created with a range of media, the … Continue reading
The Blooming Artist Gallery & Instruction presents Littles, a small works exhibit Good things come in small packages--and this exhibition proves it. This collection features the petite works of all local artists. All 2D artwork is framed and all artwork, both … Continue reading
The Open Wall Project October, 2025 Julie Brown is a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and fine art logistics specialist based in Troy, New York. With a background in museum studies from NYU and a dual BA in Studio Art and Art … Continue reading
Harvest to Horizon brings together Kate Edwards’ reflections on the landscapes and still life that shape our sense of place. From shifting skies and quiet fields to flowers and vegetables gathered from the harvest, her paintings invite us to pause … Continue reading
Frankenstein’s Paradise, featuring new works by Eli Thorne at FLOCKart located at Collar Works’ Art Yard at 206 1st St Troy. Frankenstein’s Paradise collects recent paintings and sculptures by the artist Eli Thorne. Exploring imagined terrains that transcend time and … Continue reading
Collar Works is pleased to announce On becoming water and water, a solo exhibition by Odessa Straub. The exhibition includes a range of Straub’s sculptures and paintings from the past several years altered and transformed for this presentation. On becoming … Continue reading
Edward’s work has visible broad washes and loose blending while bringing so much detail. Her palette leans toward warm, natural hues—earthy greens, soft golds, muted blues—rooting the work in a familiar comforting experience. From floral still life to landscapes, the … Continue reading
Unspoken Word is co-curated by poet-educator Danielle Colin and creative strategist Patrick Harris Jr., two cultural leaders rooted in creating restorative, care-driven spaces. Emerging from the world of poetry and writing, the festival responds to burnout, the fading of slam … Continue reading