Contributed by Karlyn Benson / Late summer is arguably the best time in the Hudson Valley, with mild temperatures, sunny skies, flowers blooming everywhere, and loads of fresh produce at local markets. There is a similar sense of abundance in the galleries. Openings on September 5 include Escape Hatch: Felix Beaudry, Samantha Bittman, Chris Edwards at Roundabouts Now; Dirty Joke at Utopia, Amy Jacobs at Headstone; Jim Denney and Dennis Gordon at Time and Space Limited; knee deep in this body of water at The Re Institute; Brett De Palma, RM Fischer, and Judy Glantzman at CAS; Joseph Fucigna and group show Material Culture at G-Town Arts, and Ted Dixon at WAAM.
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Hudson Valley (+ Vicinity) August 2026
Contributed by Karlyn Benson / The Hudson Valley’s artistic momentum shows no signs of slowing as galleries across the region open new exhibitions on Saturday, August 1. Highlights include solo shows with Henry Klimowicz and Summers Moore at Geary; Bruce Edelstein: Sculpture at Time and Space Limited; the group exhibition Leviathan River, Whales and the Making of Hudson at Front Room Gallery; Wendy White: Laguna Seca at Gaa, a new gallery in Catskill; Hot House II at Utopia; and Samantha Haring at Elijah Wheat Showroom. Notable exhibitions continuing in August include Steve DiBenedetto, Nicole Hayes, Alexander Ross, and Matt Tiernan at Tanja Grunert; Animal Bodies: Elana Herzog, Jean Shin, and Brigitta Váradi at Athens Cultural Center; Melora Kuhn: The Legacy of Disembodiment at Private Public Gallery; Jason Middlebrook: Fun with Fungi at LABspace; Todd Strong at Headstone; In Light of Present Boundaries: Nicole Cherubini, Kathryn Lynch, Matt LaFleur, Ryan Scails, Vincent Pidone, Brian Lynch, and Evan Giller at Maiden Lane Gallery; CANTILEVERS: Katy Fischer and Marie Lorenz at Roundabouts Now; Invasive Species at Rohmer Gallery, and Catching Fire at Ann Street Gallery.
Hudson Valley (+ Vicinity) Selected Gallery Guide, July 2026
Contributed by Karlyn Benson / The art scene was buzzing in June for Upstate Art Weekend, and it’s not slowing down in July. New exhibitions are opening throughout the month, starting on July 4 with Todd Stong: This World May Never Change at Headstone. On July 11, notable openings include Jason Middlebrook at LABspace, Reginald Madison at SEPTEMBER, Holly McCabe at Distortion Society, Going Upstate: The Avery Family in New York at the Kleinert/James Center for the Arts, and CANTILEVERS: Katy Fischer and Marie Lorenz at Roundabouts Now. If you are interested in collage, don’t miss the series of ten exhibitions organized by Transforming Collage: Hudson Valley, including Uncollage – Seamless Unison at Dutchess Community College; Shapeshifters: Collage to Form at Palmer Gallery, Vassar College; PLACE / MEANT at Millbrook Arts Project; and more. Finally, to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States, One Mile Gallery in Kingston presents A Complicated Union: Art & Protest at America’s 250th Anniversary with a reception on July 18.
Hudson Valley (+ Vicinity) Selected Gallery Guide, June 2026
Contributed by Karlyn Benson / This month I am looking forward to the opening of Putting it Together: Transforming Collage at 68 Prince Street Gallery. This group exhibition features the work of over forty artists and is the first in a series of ten collage exhibitions taking place this summer in the Hudson Valley….
Hudson Valley (+ Vicinity) Selected Gallery Guide, May 2026
Contributed by Karlyn Benson / The Hudson Valley art scene is ramping up for the summer season with some great exhibitions opening this month. Requited Configurations opens at RUTHANN on May 1 with work by Natalie Beall, Charlotte Beckett, Damien Davis, Mark Dion, Shanti Grumbine, Nicholas Hamilton, Peter Hoffmeister, Jessi Li, David Lukowski, Scott Penkava, Monika Zarzeczna, and Steph Zimmerman. On May 2, openings include…
Hudson Valley (+ Vicinity) Selected Gallery Guide, April 2026
Contributed by Karlyn Benson / Every month, it seems there is one day when there are so many openings and events in the Hudson Valley that it is physically impossible to attend them all. For upstate art lovers, this challenging experience is happening twice, on both Saturday, April 4 and Saturday, April 11. The first Saturday in April brings new exhibitions at SEPTEMBER, Philip Douglas Fine Art, Front Room Gallery, Jane Street Art Center, Headstone…
Hudson Valley (+vicinity) Selected Gallery Guide: July 2024
Contributed by Karlyn Benson / July is the height of the summer art season, with cultural events and festivals of all kinds as well as […]
Hudson Valley (and vicinity) Selected Gallery Guide: June 2024
Contributed by Karlyn Benson / There are a few exhibitions coinciding with Pride Month this June, including photographs by Fred W. McDarrah at CPW and drawings by Joe Sinness, both in Kingston….





























