Séance: New Exhibition & Events at the Opalka Gallery

Séance: Photographs by Shannon Taggart October 31 through December 9, 2023 For the past twenty years, American artist Shannon Taggart (born 1975) has documented Spiritualist practices and communities in the United States, England, and Europe. The resulting body of work, Séance, examines the relationship of Spiritualism to human celebrity, its connections to art, science, and technology,…

Library of Congress 2024-2025 National Stereoscopic Association Research Fellowship

The Library of Congress is now accepting applications for the 2024-2025 National Stereoscopic Association Research Fellowship. National Stereoscopic Association Research Fellowship The National Stereoscopic Association Research Fellowship is made possible by a gift from the National Stereoscopic Association (NSA) to support research within the Prints & Photographs Division holdings of stereoscopic photography and the unparalleled…

Upcoming Exhibition at the Arts Center – Visual Poetry: New Vistas

Visual Poetry: New Vistas Curated by Willie Marlowe, Joseph Mastroianni, and Bella Burnett Important Dates: Exhibition Open: November 13th – December 20th, 2023 Opening Reception: November 17th, 6pm-8pm Visual Poetry: Poetry in Performance: November 28th, 6pm-9pm Curated by Nancy Klepsch “Visual Poetry: New Vistas unites eight regional artists with 44 artists from around the world…

New Exhibition + Reception: Reflected Inspirations at Albany Institute of History & Art

RECEPTION | Reflected Inspirations Saturday, September 9 4:30 PM – 6:30 pm “Join us for a special reception celebrating new exhibition, Reflected Inspirations, the nineteenth National Exhibition of the American Society of Marine Artists.The evening will feature the opportunity to meet with the exhibiting artists, including Capital Region resident, Len Tantillo. Beverages and hors d’oeuvres…

New Exhibition + Pop-Up Beer Gardens at Opalka Gallery

Sept. 1 – Oct. 14  To Be—Named To Be—Named is a multi-site, new media art exhibition focused on how names are created and used to shape, reshape, and sometimes mis-shape, our worlds and identities. The origins of To Be—Named lie in a partnership between the European Union funded CoLing project—a multi-national, multi-institutional program focused on minority languages, the OSUN-funded Experimental Humanities Collaborative…