EXHIBITIONS: UPCOMING Wangechi Mutu and Outlooks: Brandon Ndife On view May 21 – November 7, 2022 Wangechi Mutu Mutu’s work engages with the natural world to address themes of women’s rights, human equality, and civil rights, and their inextricable relationships with our ecosystems. This exhibition will foreground Mutu’s current practice in earth and bronze sculpture and exhibit…
Tuck High Company, found at the City of Neighborhoods exhibition at the New York State Museum (222 Madison Ave, Albany, NY 12230) is a recreation of a store that was once on 24 Mott Street in Chinatown of the lower east side of Manhattan. Many Chinese immigrants came to the United States during the 1850s…
COLLEGE STUDENTS: CALL FOR ART 120˚ Intercollegiate Regional Show “A juried fine art exhibition for students attending an accredited college or university located within 120 miles of Saratoga Springs, Troy or Glens Falls, NY.” Application Deadline: Monday February 7th 2022 4:00pm Drop Off Dates: Thursday Feb. 17th 10 – 6p, Friday Feb. 18th – Saturday…
Donald Judd’s Untitled, 1968, is a stainless steel and amber Plexiglass, floor to ceiling sculpture built into Erastus Corning Tower in Albany, New York. This stack was created by using ten identical square building blocks with translucent centers. They are evenly spaced apart from top to bottom. The amber plexiglass gives off this orange glow.…
Untitled by Donald Judd from 1968 is made from stainless steel and amber plexiglass boxes. It consists of ten of these boxes mounted separately on a wall, one on top of the other. It would almost appear that these ten boxes are floating above the ground. It is a minimalist piece that seems to glow…
The painting Via Ochre by Kenneth Noland, acrylic on canvas, is composed of horizontal lines that are white, honey yellow, fire yellow, tangerine orange, and light blue. All the lines are different widths. The painting starts with the white and yellow honey lines, then it transitions into the fire yellow and then lastly the tangerine…
On Friday November 5th, there was an open house event for prospective and enrolled students that included sculpture burning and projection mapping. Sculpture Burning With sculpture burning, some students read their poems written for the event. After the reading, the students would toss their poem into the open flames. Projection Mapping The GMD-321 Animation 1…
“Shifting the Gaze: A Reconstruction of the Black and Hispanic Body in Contemporary Art” is a blockbuster show, if not in size, certainly in relevance. Curated from the Mennello Museum of American Art, it is currently on exhibit at the Opalka Gallery. As the title of this exhibition suggests, changing the politics of the male…
Surrealism Beyond Borders On View Through January 30Member Morning Hours every Thursday at 9 am