ArtBeat: What To See
Warhol: Unidentified @ CCS Bard, Annandale-on-Hudson. An exhibition of 83 photographs by Andy Warhol whose subjects are currently unidentified. These photographs were gifted to CCS Bard in 2008 by the Andy Warhol Photographic Legacy Program which donated over 28,500 of his photographs to educational institutions across the United States. This exhibition is part of Warhol x 5, a collaboration of five university art museums that have coordinated to present complimentary exhibitions centered around these donations: the Neuberger Museum of Art at Purchase College; the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz; the University Art Museum at the University at Albany; the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College; and the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College. Opening reception: Sunday, April 8, 1-4pm. (Through May 27)
Golden Age of New Paltz, Part 2 @ Wired Gallery, High Falls. The second installment of the group exhibition surveys artists who lived and worked in the New Paltz, NY area from the years 1963 to 1967 includes works by State University College at New Paltz professors Ben Bishop, Maurice Brown, Barbara Leoff Burge, Ken Burge, John Frank, Ken Green, Alex Minewski, Dale Stein and George Wexler as well as work by students from that era including Gary Allen, John Anderson, Donald Bellinger, Allen Bryan, Henry Cavanagh, Paul Chapman, Reno DeRosa, Jim Edwards, Denise Giardullo, Markus Heidelberg, Dick Hogle, Eric Iversen, Anthony Panzera, Theo (Teddi) Pappas, Phil Paratore, Bruce Pileggi, Roger Polansky, Ed Samuels, Susan Slotnick, Jon Ellis Stevens, Tom Stratton, Al Summ and Aletta Vett. Opening reception: Saturday, April 7, 5-7pm. (Through May 13)
Elana Goren: Prints and Ghosts @ Theo Ganz Studio, Beacon. Mixed-media monotypes by Elana Goren. (Through April 8)
Organic Form @ The Laffer Gallery, Schuylerville. Works by Rob Longley, Jordan Becker, Teri Malo, Jae Schalekamp and Valerie Craig. (Through April 15)
Edition @ BCB Art, Hudson. A group show highlighting multiple/edition artwork in various media — from stone lithography to digital prints. A group show highlighting the multiple/edition artwork- in various media from stone lithography to digital prints, with works by Marco Badot, Justin Baker, Jef Bourgeau, Garth Evans, Richard Finkelstein, Eric Fischl, John Foxx, Barbara Freidman, Jim Goss, Emily Gui, Arnold Hoffman, Jr., John Inwood, Willem de Kooning, Michael Lindsay-Hogg, Rene Magnanti, Julian Opie, Lucio Pozzi, Ed Ruscha, David Salle, Fred Scruton, Bill Seaman, Dan Welden and Richard Wright. (Thorough April 15)
Downtown is Pawsome Garden Party @ Tricentennial Park, 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. (Through May 31)
Simon Donaldson, Amperé’s Law @ Mandeville Gallery
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