ON LOCATION | ARTISTS AT WORK
The Wayne County Arts Alliance Gallery is pleased to announce a member’s exhibition in the newly renovated gallery with the opening of “DECORATION” on view from November 17; through December 30th, 2023. Artists are installing their personal adornments in the gallery not related to the holidays. Interpretations of the theme include fiber art, video presentations, […]
The Wayne County Arts Alliance Gallery is pleased to announce a member’s exhibition in the newly renovated gallery with the opening of “DECORATION” on view from November 17; through December 30th, 2023. Artists are installing their personal adornments in the gallery not related to the holidays. Interpretations of the theme include fiber art, video presentations, […]
Join us for an opening reception for the exhibition, High Tide by artist Heather Rubinstein, on Saturday, May 1 1st, from 4 PM to 6 PM in the Alliance Gallery.
Please join us for the opening reception of the exhibition, Phantom Web by mixed media artist, Melissa Zexter, Saturday May 13th from 4 pm to 6 pm in the Loft Gallery. About the Artist:Melissa Zexter combines embroidery with photography. Sewing by hand directly onto photographs that she has taken, she combines a traditional practical skill, embroidery, […]
Melissa Zexter combines embroidery with photography. Sewing by hand directly onto photographs that she has taken, she combines a traditional practical skill, embroidery, with a modern and mass reproducible process, photography. Her main concern is to explore the photograph’s material status as three-dimensional object as well as to examine issues of identity, memory and technology.
Heather Bause-Rubinstein creates abstract paintings on found materials and reclaimed domestic textiles. The resulting pieces come together quilt-like, with the intense layering of paint and fabric, interwoven with textures and thread. She sources materials from thrift stores: household linens, crochets, cheap designer scarves, and women’s business jackets, often favoring fabrics made in the 1970s and 1980s, […]
Join us for an opening reception for the exhibition, Garden Variety by artist Joni Wehrli on Saturday, April 1st, from 4 PM to 6 PM in the Alliance Gallery. About the exhibit: Joni Wehrli oscillates between painting and sculpture, creating otherworldly biomorphic imaginings. Her sculptures reference forms found in her paintings, which were inspired by illustrations […]
Please join us for an opening reception for the exhibition, Time is Filled With Swift Transition by artist, Desmond Beach. Saturday, April 1st, from 4 PM to 6 PM in the Loft Gallery. About the exhibit: The African storytelling tradition is a thread that runs through Desmond Beach’s series of fiber and mixed media artworks. […]
Joni Wehrli oscillates between painting and sculpture, creating otherworldly biomorphic imaginings. Her sculptures reference forms found in her paintings, which were inspired by illustrations in medical textbooks. When Wehrli extracts these organic forms from her paintings and transitions them into sculptures, the results expose the artist’s comical side, revealed through her joining together of disparate and […]
The Delaware Valley Arts Alliance (DVAA) presents a solo exhibition of paintings by Brian Madonna, titled “Sophisters, Economists, & Calculators” Brian Madonna’s heavily textured, figurative oil paintings deal with the physicality of the material world upon the human form and societal structures that burden them. He explores ideas of surveillance and control upon the figure, […]
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DVAA’s programs are made possible with support of our members; 2023 Business Sponsors; the New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency with support from the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature; the Sullivan County Legislature, and individuals like you!
We look forward to a vibrant and busy new year.
As the cultural home for arts in the Sullivan Catskills, we are grateful for your involvement and support. We couldn’t do it without you, literally.
