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In Why Look?, Xan Peters asks the viewer what we can learn about our natural world when it comes to us as an artistic expression, free from the detachment of science. ****** Xan Peters started studying paleontology as an undergrad, which influences their art. Peters switched their degree to art after three years and…
Zach Neven’s minimalist landscapes are informed by place. He grew up and still lives in Columbia County and spends much of his time exploring and photographing back roads and mountain trails searching for new views and vistas of this beautiful countryside. The mountains, fields, forests and skies are starting points for his interpretations, which are…
Zach Neven’s minimalist landscapes are informed by place. He grew up and still lives in Columbia County and spends much of his time exploring and photographing back roads and mountain trails searching for new views and vistas of this beautiful countryside. The mountains, fields, forests and skies are starting points for his interpretations, which are…
Join us during Hudson’s Second Saturday Gallery Crawl on October 8th for a new show by Gretchen Kelly. In her new work, Gretchen explores the human body’s delicate balance of fluidity and solidity. She writes, “I have no desire to work on a painting over and over–for me, the art I make is about what…
Join us during Hudson’s Second Saturday Gallery Crawl on October 8th for a new show by Gretchen Kelly. In her new work, Gretchen explores the human body’s delicate balance of fluidity and solidity. She writes, “I have no desire to work on a painting over and over–for me, the art I make is about what…
The Hudson Senior Center steps into spring with a stroll at Greenport Conservation Area. Refocus your mind and rejuvenate your body during this 90-minute, low impact nature walk. We will cover about 1.5 miles along wide gravel and grass trails. Wear sturdy shoes and bring water. Space is limited. To register call the Hudson Senior…
Mary Breneman debuts a new series of expressionistic landscape and wildlife paintings in “Seeing Through the Gray”, which marks a new direction into abstraction and heightened personal expression. These intimate paintings are inspired by photographs taken on meditative nature walks that are later reinterpreted in the studio. They are at once, representational, abstract and emotionally…