Current EXHIBITS & Events

35th Regional Juried Show
Essential Art 

gallery A
May 15 - June 25
Opening Reception: Friday, May 15 | 5-7pm

ESSENTIAL ART, on view in Gallery A through June 25, showcases outstanding work by artists from across New York State. Jurors Emma Golden and Sarah Simpson have selected a dynamic exhibition representing a diverse range of artistic perspectives and mediums. Sarah Simpson, Gallery Director at SUNY Oneonta, oversees a dynamic exhibition program across three campus galleries while fostering student and professional artistic opportunities. Emma Golden, Executive Director of the Sam & Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts, has dedicated her career to supporting artists through residency programs, exhibitions, and community initiatives. Together, they bring extensive curatorial experience and a strong commitment to advancing the visual arts.

Everything is A Part of Everything Else
Artwork by Emily Falco

gallery B
May 15 - June 25
Opening Reception: Friday, May 15 | 5-7pm

In Gallery B, “Everything is a Part of Everything Else” features watercolor and oil paintings by Emily Falco, exploring the emergence of spring and the quiet beauty of everyday life. Falco is nationally recognized for the romantic sensibility of her work, with features in American Artist Watercolor magazine and appearances on Martha Stewart Live. She has exhibited extensively since 2008, including at the Salmagundi Club in New York. Falco holds a B.F.A. from The Cooper Union School of Art and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in education at SUNY Plattsburgh. This exhibition will remain on view through June 25.

Otsego Dreams: The Leatherstocking Brush and Palette Club
Group Exhibition

May 15 - June 17
Opening Reception: Friday, May 15 | 5-7pm

Gallery C presents Otsego Dreams: The Annual Leatherstocking Brush & Palette Club Fine Arts Exhibition, a cornerstone event celebrating the enduring creativity of Otsego County artists. Now in its 60th year, this highly anticipated exhibition features an exciting array of works in watercolor, acrylic, oil, and pastel, reflecting both tradition and innovation within the local arts community. The exhibition will be on view through June 17.