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This exhibition brings together six invited artists who work with found objects, transforming overlooked materials into works of new meaning and possibility. Through the process of reimagining, these artists advocate for environmental concerns, drawing attention to using discarded materials while approaching their own creative practices with intentionality and care.

The exhibition is presented in conjunction with Trash Chic! at The Sketchbook Gallery.

Trash Chic!, at The Sketchbook Gallery, is a celebration of creativity that transforms the often discarded, overlooked, and thrown away. This diverse group of artists challenge the ideas of value, beauty, and permanence while highlighting the potential within what we throw away. We invite viewers to reconsider what “trash”is and discover how imagination can turn trash into something striking, meaningful, and new.

This exhibition is in conjunction with Matter Out of Place at Jane St. Art.

May 2 – June 6, 2026
Robert H. Angeloch Gallery / Woodstock School of Art
Opening Reception: May 2, 2:00 – 4:00PM
Submissions Open March 1st

Students of the following instructors will be on view: Nancy Campbell, Les Castellanos, Tricia Cline, Alaina Enslen, Joan Ffolliott, Veronica Lawlor, Ron Netsky, Lynn Palumbo, Regina Quinn, Ransome, Meredith Rosiér, Muriel Stallworth, Karen Whitman, Leah Lopez, Robert Lucy, Dan Welden, and Marlene Wiedenbaum and Sunday Figure Drawing.

All proceeds benefit local artists and the Woodstock School of Art.
Gallery Hours: Monday – Saturday, 9 AM – 3 PM

Join Shaker Museum in celebrating the opening of Shaker Outpost: Design, Commerce, and Culture, featuring new work by renowned artist Maira Kalman in conversation with a selection of her favorite items from the Shaker Museum collection.

The General Store, a shop curated by Kalman that is complete with practical and poetic items for sale, will be open during the event.

Light refreshments and beverages will be served.

April 29—May 16 Visual Arts BFA Exhibit
The Annual BFA Exhibition showcases student work from the Russell Sage College’s Visual Arts BFA programs in Art+Extended Media, Graphic+Media Design and Interior+Spatial Design. Special gallery hours: Tues. through Sat. Noon to 5pm

This exhibition brings together six invited artists who work with found objects, transforming overlooked materials into works of new meaning and possibility. Through the process of reimagining, these artists advocate for environmental concerns, drawing attention to using discarded materials while approaching their own creative practices with intentionality and care.

The exhibition is presented in conjunction with Trash Chic! at The Sketchbook Gallery.

Trash Chic!, at The Sketchbook Gallery, is a celebration of creativity that transforms the often discarded, overlooked, and thrown away. This diverse group of artists challenge the ideas of value, beauty, and permanence while highlighting the potential within what we throw away. We invite viewers to reconsider what “trash”is and discover how imagination can turn trash into something striking, meaningful, and new.

This exhibition is in conjunction with Matter Out of Place at Jane St. Art.

The 5th Eco Arts Week 2026- Because We Care
Exhibition Runs April 7 - May 3

A Celebration of Sustainability, Creativity, and Community in Kingston, NY
Humanity's relationship with the environment is complex, intimate, and often fraught with contradiction. Consider the vibrant flora adorning our neighborhoods, the persistent chorus of cicadas on summer evenings, and the enduring presence of rocks and trees that shape our daily landscapes. Alongside these natural wonders stand the traces of human activity: ubiquitous manufactured goods, littered beverage containers on city streets, and oceans increasingly burdened by microplastics. This environment -at once cherished, familiar, and deeply scarred -compels us to reflect: What forces have shaped these changes? What responsibilities and choices confront us now?
Marking its fifth anniversary, this year's theme, "Because We Care, reflects on our complex relationship with the environment -one shaped by both deep connection and visible impact. Producer Maxine Leu brings together artists whose practices span disciplines and perspectives, each offering a unique response to environmental challenges. Through creative practice, community engagement, and conscious decision-making, Eco Arts Week encourages small, intentional actions that contribute to a more sustainable future.

Exhibition participating artists: Sonya Blesofsky, James Fossett, Maxine Leu, Eco Art Lab artists- Gabbi Bush, Ripley Butterfield, Kaya Keller, Olivia Mason, Carolann Paszek, Deminica Richard, Morgan Tobio, Max Rosoff and Mars Weigley.

April 29—May 16 Visual Arts BFA Exhibit
The Annual BFA Exhibition showcases student work from the Russell Sage College’s Visual Arts BFA programs in Art+Extended Media, Graphic+Media Design and Interior+Spatial Design. Special gallery hours: Tues. through Sat. Noon to 5pm

April 29—May 16 Visual Arts BFA Exhibit
The Annual BFA Exhibition showcases student work from the Russell Sage College’s Visual Arts BFA programs in Art+Extended Media, Graphic+Media Design and Interior+Spatial Design. Special gallery hours: Tues. through Sat. Noon to 5pm