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July 1st, 2022
5:00-8:00PM
Walkable Experiences
featuring Downtown Art Galleries & Artists
GALLERYNIGHTITHACA.COM
Additional Sponsors & Partners:
Gallery Night Ithaca is made possible in part with funds from the New York State
Council on the Arts, administered by the Community Arts Partnership.
Cover Artwork by Robin Tropper-Herbel
2022 GALLERY NIGHT ITHACA
A MONTHLY SERIES PRESENTED BY
July Gallery Shows & Locations
1. Community Arts Partnership CAP ArtSpace
Tompkins Center for History & Culture | 110 N. Tioga St.
OPEN Gallery Night: 5pm to 8pm. Open Tuesdays
through Saturdays, 10am to 5pm. Also available online
Grant’s "Colours Out of Chaos”
This exhibit by local artist Grant, includes colorful paintings
with themes of aquatics, florals, figurative/dance, animals,
and abstraction.
"I paint to evoke the emotional states through my use of
color, composition, subjects, and movement. The arousal of
these emotional states has long been associated with the
divine and the enlightenment of the human mind and body."
"The Fine Arts often have goals beyond pure creativity and
self-expression. They create a sense of beauty; a reason to
explore the nature of perception; serve as a source of
pleasure; or to generate strong uplifting emotions. This is my
part of those ongoing explorations through my paintings and
art."
Learn more about the artist at www.Grantiste.com
The CAP ArtSpace thanks the Tompkins County Trust Com-
pany for their annual support of the CAP ArtSpace.
2. The History Center in Tompkins County 110 N. Tioga Street | thehistorycenter.net In-person Exhibit reCOUNT: Facing Our Census On Exhibit: reCOUNT: Facing our Census. reCOUNT ex- plores twenty-three decades of census records in Tompkins County (1790-1950). Helping us explore and understand our local population by categories such as industry, immigration, education, and race as reported in our formal County records and comparatively including personal narratives not captured by the census. Through six interactive exhibits reCOUNT will inform our understanding of modern Tompkins County and position audiences to think critically about how the past lives of local residences built our community. Learn more at the- historycenter.net/reCOUNT 3. Alley Cat Cafe 312 E Seneca St HOURS: Open til 6pm Gallery Night, exhibit on view to public during all regular cafe hours Mei Xuzhou Mei Xuzhou is a Chinese-American artist who moved from Santa Barbara, California to Ithaca back in 2019. Her art focuses on animals and home life, and how those two subjects intersect. On display at the cafe, you'll find her gouache paintings and prints of previous adoptable cats, peaceful cottages, silly Spongebob interpretations, and more. If you have a love for adorable, fuzzy, lighthearted art, absolutely check out @paintwithmei on instagram, or visit in person at the cafe. Also on exhibit: Work by Rachel Feirman, Jonah Hirst, and Yen Ospina
4. State of the Art Gallery 120 W. Martin Luther King, Jr. / State St. ADA accessibility with curbside parking Info: 607-277-1626 soagithaca.org | facebook.com/stateoftheartgallery New Members Show - Vincent Joseph and Carol Spence The State of the Art Gallery welcomes its newest members, painter Vincent Joseph and mixed media artist Carol Spen- ce. Joseph’s paintings explore the link between imagination and nature. Spence’s collaged paintings play with the cre- ative tension between the real and the abstract, with layers of expressive lines, color patterns, and figurative elements. Work can be viewed at the gallery and online at soagithaca. org. June 30 to July 31. Opening reception Friday, July 1, 5-8 pm. Regular hours Thursday-Sunday, 12-5 pm. 5. Press Cafe 118 W. Green St. | Press Bay Alley | www.facebook.com/ithacapress Window Exhibit: A Box of Film - Todd Ugine Todd Ugine is a local photographer and usually has at least one camera in his pocket to capture life’s fugacious mo- ments. ‘A Box of Film’ is a selection of instant film prints, like Polaroid and Fujifilm peel-aparts, taken over the past 15 years.
6. The Ink Shop Studio Gallery 330 E.State / MLK Street Ithaca, NY 14850 Email: artists@ink-shop.org l Web site: www.ink-shop. org Phone: 607-277-3884 Hours: Tuesday to Friday 1-6 PM, Sat 12-4 PM Jari Poulin | Mirage Artist Reception: June 3rd and July 1st, 2022 5-8pm Showing: June 3rd, 2022 - July 8th, 2022 Jari Poulin | Mirage features a series of images that combine monoprints and black and white photographic transfers to create dream-like worlds that speak to memory and imag- ination. The work integrates her fascination with the idea of mirage or optical illusion by combining her images of specific places and people of her past with additional lay- ers of monoprinting and other printmaking techniques that activate the emotional context and memory of the physical photograph.
7. The Rest Gallery 113 W. M.L.K. Jr. St. | TheRestGallery@gmail.com LiLAC MiLK - What We Share Using performed self-portraiture, LiLAC MiLK’s series, “What We Share”, functions as a reminder of the emotions and behaviors that bind us all together. While we all inhabit life differently, our fluctuating internal states and complex emo- tions are always present. This is what we share. In this series, like an actor in a film, MiLK uses her physicality to enact diverse situations and inhabit multiple personas that bring to the surface our shared humanity, while also blurring dis- tinctions between individuality and universality. Although she and we are none of these people, we can all see ourselves in them, in their worries, their emotions, and their struggles. LiLAC MiLK is a multimedia artist, photographer, and film- maker based in Ithaca, NY. She grew up in a small town in the Alsace-Lorraine region of France and spent the later part of her upbringing in Syracuse, NY. She studied film, pho- tography, and visual arts at Ithaca College and graduated in 2019. Her artistic interests include filmmaking, songwriting, live concert photography, and photographic self-portraiture. In her work, she explores emotion and identity through nar- rative storytelling, and is particularly interested in the dynam- ic created between environmental situations and emotional states and how they mold and influence individuals across a lifetime.
8. Community School of Music and Arts 330 E State St https://csma-ithaca.org/ The Eclectic Work of JOYCE STILLMAN-myers Joyce started making art seriously in the early 1970’s. She soon developed a super-realistic style, which she exhibited in major galleries in NYC and internationally. Her paintings of Christmas ornaments won international awards and were included in the Museum of Modern Art’s gift shop collection. After leaving NYC and its Art World for the serenity of the Finger Lakes region, Joyce felt free to experiment beyond her super-realism and other signature styles. Different sub- jects required different approaches, so Joyce chose whatev- er best expressed her ideas and suited her own enjoyment. For years, she also taught painting and drawing to elementa- ry school and college students, creating still-lifes to use with her students. Some of her work included in this show, her second solo exhibition at CSMA, were created for that pur- pose. This exhibition is not a retrospective, but rather offers rare selections from available works spanning the past fifty years showcasing Joyce’s eclectic artistic temperament.
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PRIDE Community Art Show
Come see work from local artists of all ages and participate
in fun interactive projects like button making. Wear your
colors loud and proud and have fun meeting fellow creatives
in the community. Add to our Tree of transformation: write
your present name, nickname or past name on one side
Write your future name or nickname on the other side of the
leaf. Hang the leaf in the tree.
10. Sew Green
112 N Cayuga St. I OPEN 11 am to 6 pm Tuesday
through Friday, 11 to 5 pm Saturday & Sunday. Closed
Mondays
See business for art.
SUBSCRIBE & SAVE
JUNE 15–25 JUNE 30–JULY 16 JULY 21–31
JULY 21–31 AUGUST 10–20
HangarTheatre.org | 607.273.ARTS | 801 Taughannock Blvd, Ithaca11. Mink Gallery 614 N. Cayuga St.| https://www.barbaramink.com/ The Mink Gallery celebrates the summer with big colorful paintings alongside a wall featuring drawings of figures and pets by former Ithaca resident Irv Green, now living in Ash- land OR. Works in inks and pencil in all sizes. 12. Shoji Arts 120 N. Aurora St. #7B (third floor) - directions at http:// shojiarts.com/contact/ shojiarts.com | @shojiarts Manuela Amzallag - A Calling in the Medina—Marrakesh Shape, light, color and texture tug at my senses like an intoxicating fragrance. The urge to capture an instant jolts my mind into full aliveness. It can be as simple as two shad- ows gliding across a wall, a gracefully errant wilting flower, or catching the look of a stranger in an uncanny instant. I lift my camera. Awe, curiosity, energy and stillness combine to create what begs to be framed. Born in the USA, of French parents, I’ve been a gypsy all my life. Raised in Zurich, Paris and New York City, I have woven the fabric of my background into my photographs. A former career as Fashion Editor and Art Director in NYC, helped to sharpen a discerning eye. Ithaca photographer Harry Littell, photographer Joel Meyerowitz and Harvey Stein have been great sources of inspiration. I currently live in Ithaca, NY with frequent travel to New York and Paris.
13. Mix Art Gallery 156 E State St. (On the Commons) 2nd Floor | mixartgal- lery.com Jeffrey Hansen - “Non-Zero-Sum” Series For our first show, an abstract paint and mixed media series entitled “Non-Zero-Sum” by artist, Jeffrey Hansen. The title ‘Non-Zero-Sum’ refers to situations usually found within parameters of game theory and economic theory. A non-zero-sum “game” generally has no universally accept- ed solution. That is, there is no single optimal strategy that is preferable to all others, nor is there a predictable out- come, which closely parallels Hansen’s painting process. The multi-symbolic circle speaks to many with its infinite nature and perfection of form. Hansen’s work brings a unique visual journey to the viewer with this in mind, showing relatable yet mesmerizing abstracts, bent in metaphor and symbolism. 14. Hilton Garden Inn 103 E. Seneca St. |hiltoninnithaca.guestreservations. com Cheryl Chalmers - FLX Waterscapes and Landscapes A graduate of Parsons School of Design in New York City, Cheryl Chalmers’ award-winning illustrations and regional watercolors have been featured in national magazines, newspapers, hotels and in corporate and private collec- tions. Cheryl’s work has been honored by Communica- tion Arts Illustration Competitions, Applied Arts Maga- zine as well as editions of “Splash: The Best of American Watercolor. Locally, she has enjoyed a long professional relationship with both Ithaca College and Cornell
University. Giving a traditional medium, watercolor, a contemporary twist, she uses deep saturated color with dramatic light and shadows. Her lakeside Art Studio/Gal- lery showcases her latest work, as well as her FLX inspired creations of home décor products and wearable art. 15. Sunny Days 11 E State St, Suite 100 Marnie DeYoung – “Living Water” Water & photography are my passions. My 1st name means "of the sea" & I'm happiest when I'm near water. I enjoy showing others my vision of the beautiful world around us. I want you to feel like you have traveled with me to discover vistas unique & beautiful. I have worked as a wedding & portrait photographer. Now I'm trying some- thing different. I'm showing people some of my favorite photos printed on different mediums: paper, canvas & metal. I just started an Instagram account for my art- memorylane405. Please check out my work there. I also have work on my husband's website: SquaredPaintings. com. Click on Memory Lane in the navigation bar. Enjoy the art!
16. The Gallery at South Hill 11 E State St, Suite 100 950 Danby Road, Ithaca. Located at The South Hill Business Campus. Please use back entrance. | https:// www.southhillbusinesscampus.com/gallery-at-shbc “Manifestations” is a two-person show of work in the Gallery at South Hill by Sheryl Sinkow and Diane Newton. Sinkow will show photographs and says they are manifestations of some of her astrological degree symbols. This is a project she has wanted to do for years. Newton will show drawings in pastel and work in mixed media done over a ten-week period in early 2022. Show dates are June 3 through July 1, 2022. Several Artist Alley studios will be open. There is plenty of free parking and the gallery has ADA accessibility. Hours are: Fridays, 5-8pm and Saturdays and Sundays, 12-4pm. The Gallery is located at South Hill Business Campus, across the street from the entrance to Ithaca College at 950 Danby Road, Ithaca. https://www.southhillbusinesscampus.com/gallery- at-shbc 17. Handwork Co-op 102 West State Street | https://www.handwork.coop/ Color Your World - Various Handwork Cooperative Artists As part of Pride Month, the members of Handwork have collaborated to create a special exhibit, center store, of work that expresses a love of color and social harmony. “Color Your World” brings together a rainbow of handmade items, curated for your viewing and shopping delight.
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