ArtBeat: What to See
2017 Exhibition by Artists of the Mohawk-Hudson Region @ Albany Institute of History and Art, Albany. Established in 1936, this annual, juried exhibition documents the work of artists working within a 100-mile radius of the Capital District. Opening reception Friday, June 16, 6-8pm with remarks at 7pm. (Through September 3)
Downtown is Pawsome Garden Party @ City Hall, Albany. Celebrating a local landmark and American icon, regional artists have customized twenty 3-foot-tall sculptures of Albany’s famous canine resident Nipper. The painted pups will grace various locations in downtown Albany throughout the next year. Proceeds from the Garden Party will benefit programs of the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society, as well as the continued revitalization of downtown Albany. Garden Party: June 16, 5:30-8pm. GO HERE to win FREE tickets… (Through May, 2018)
(right) A Weddell Seal in the Fish Hut Dive Hole @ Berkshire Museum
Also on display: Robert Rauschenberg: Autobiography, an exhibition that combines archival documents and original works of art that speak to the ways in which Rauschenberg both found himself and inserted himself in the world; and Accession Number, an exhibition that explores the prioritization and valuation of museum acquisitions. (Through September 17)
Simon Donaldson, Amperé’s Law @ Mandeville Gallery
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