Terence Donovan is a realist painter living and working in the beautiful Hudson River Valley, in…read moreNew York State. His awards include a National Endowment of the Arts Painting Award and a New Jersey Council for the Arts Fellowship, and he has exhibited at the American Academy of Arts & Letters, NY ,NY. His work is included in various private and corporate collections.

I was walking down Main Street and stopped by here the other week. I was very close to signing up…read morefor classes, I would have if I am in the area longer!

It is awesome gallery .........great energy and with personality. I went to Tarrytown to see one…read moreof the boutique, while walking up a Main Street , I saw this gallery. In the window they had beautiful display of jewelry, realism well done quality portrait and plants. Also I believe there was a sign that they do portraits on commission. So I thought ok, it must be artist's studio and an art gallery . We were greeted with welcome hello and if we have a question, to feel free to ask? We looked around I was wowed by beautiful, quality, artisan made jewelry and craft. Prices were very reasonable. Space was spacious and welcoming. I saw artwork that one of my friends might be very interested to purchase. I ask the owner (who greeted us) about that piece. He told us all about it, the process of work, materials and background of the artist. I highly recommend to visit this gallery, great energy, quality artwork and friendly owner (no snobbish attitude staff that you might encounter in NYC galleries).

When I was remodeling my house in 1992 I wanted a picture to hang above my master bed. I went to a…read moreSugarloaf "juried" craft show and bought this piece because it reminded me of my farm past. It cost a pretty penny back then--$308--but I don't put a lot on my walls; thus, I wanted something nice. (Today, this sells for $495, matted and framed!) Fast forward to 2018: I noticed lots of "bubbles" in the original photograph, basically delaminations from the backing. I located the artist, Nick Zungoli, in upstate New York via the Internet and sent him digital shots of the piece in its less than perfect condition. He graciously responded that he would, without charge, send me another copy. Actually, this reproduction, above (I noticed on his site), had a sharper image than my original--due to digital reproduction, he said. I liked the muted colors of my original, but find this a little more exciting. I accepted his generosity and am pleased to sport the picture again on the wall. I am also pleasantly surprised and thankful that this artist stands behind his art work for 26-plus years!

Come to Sugar Loaf and check out Nick Zungoli's fabulous photos from all around the world! He has…read moretraveled to some far away places and captured some fantastic moments in time. You will be in awe as you wonder around the gallery from one great shot to the next. Hope you check it out the next time you visit Sugar Loaf New York. I was totally engulfed in wonderment!

Christopher Giglio Cold Spring NY Photography Christopher…read moreGiglio is a professional photographer, who lives and works in New York. He is a very talented artist that has exhibitions in many famous galleries and a faculty member at the Pratt Institute. His work is great! Check out his Website: http://www.christopher-giglio.com/index.html

Wonderful gallery of modern art, photography, sculpture and more. High ceilings... wonderful…read morespace, great art.. A must stop when staying in or passing through Kent CT.

From the owner: Morrison Gallery is a contemporary art gallery specializing in modern and contemporary art as well…read moreas monumental sculpture in Kent, Connecticut.

Excellent, fun, art gallery on Main Street, Beacon, featuring wide range of arts and crafts, at…read morereasonable prices, produced by local artists and artisans. Definitely visit this gallery, browse, and buy to support the local art community. I did.

My kids and I had so much fun here checking out art world and chatting with the artist!read more

Quite small, but a nice way to spend 20-30 minutes. When we went, there was a little reception…read more(read: wine and cheese and crackers!) for some different art showings. Worth checking out if you're passing by and have a bit of time to kill. Free!

From the owner: Catskill Art Space (CAS) explores contemporary art practices of emerging and established artists…read more Through exhibitions, performances, classes, lectures and screenings, CAS fosters creative community in the Catskills. In 2020-22, CAS underwent a major renovation and expansion to activate its previously unoccupied second floor space, allowing the organization to expand the scale and scope of its programming. Coinciding with the renovation, the organization is reopening as Catskill Art Space. With exhibition space spanning two floors and four galleries, CAS aspires to be a regional arts destination, delivering programming that is diverse, dynamic, and life-enriching. CAS promotes the visual and performing arts of, by, and for our communities, including world-class artists, local artists, and arts education. CAS regularly offers opportunities to show work in our venues, and we welcome submissions from artists and arts groups through an annual call for exhibition proposals. CAS also empowers emerging and established artists of all ages to deepen their practices through various educational opportunities. Our long-standing CAS Kids program provides a free out-of-school learning opportunity, offering families intensive arts education combining art making and historical context. In our mixed-media and ceramics studios, we invite the community to explore, play and learn about art-making.