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Presented By:
May 7, 2021
5:00-8:00PM
Virtual and Traditional, Walkable Experiences
featuring Downtown Art Galleries & Artists
GALLERYNIGHTITHACA.COM
Additional Sponsors & Partners:
DOWNTOWN
ITHACA
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.
2021 GALLERY NIGHT ITHACA
A MONTHLY SERIES PRESENTED BY
May Gallery Shows & Locations
1. CAP ArtSpace in the Ithaca College Galleryomp-
kins Center for History & Culture | 110 N. Tioga St.
OPEN 5pm - 7pm on GALLERY NIGHT!
Virtual Gallery Exhibit: downtownithaca.com/capartspace
Virtual Exhibit:
Virtual Clay Tompkins 2021
Presented by the Community Arts Partnership of Tompkins County's "CAP
ArtSpace." This virtual group Clay exhibit features sculpture, functional items,
and mosaics from 23 ceramicists living in Tompkins County or nearby. The
Community Arts Partnership thanks our generous year-round CAP ArtSpace
sponsor, the Tompkins Trust Company.
LIVE AND VIRTUAL EXHIBIT:
Democracy and the Arts: Rejoice the Vote
Rejoice the Vote, is a local organization that also works statewide. As John
Lewis taught us “The vote is precious. It is almost sacred. It is the most
powerful non-violent tool we have in a democracy.”
This exhibit features artwork from the Rejoice the Vote Art Contest, which
was created to engage artists and the public around voting rights and history.
Rejoice the Vote asked for original designs that inspired people, especially
young people, to vote and highlight activists and heros (historical or contem-
porary) who fought or continue to fight for voting rights. like Representative
John C. Lewis (1940-2020). The majority of the pieces are by young people
from Tompkins County and include drawings from Lehman Alternative School
high school students. Founder Jeff Furman says, "This exhibit couldn’t be more
timely as we witness a resurgence of voter suppression laws in more than 40
states."
The Community Arts Partnership thanks our generous year-round CAP
ArtSpace sponsor, the Tompkins Trust Company.
2. Community School of Music and Arts (CSMA) 330 E. M.L.K. Jr. St | csma-ithaca.org Window Displays, Live Painting, and Virtual Exhibition Drift, Patti Capaldi “Drift” derives from a piece of driftwood the artist found on the banks of Cayuga Lake while taking a summer swim during the pandemic. The scanned driftwood represents the “unmoored” state the pandemic has created and is used symbolically to set up a visual dialog between it and the lexicon that has filled our lives since last year. The “infographic” questions classification systems—both in nature and in language—and the ways we assign value through them.
3. Ithaca Marriott on the Commons 120 S. Aurora St. / www.ithacamarriottdowntown.com In-person Exhibit 3. Hilton Garden Inn 103 E. Seneca St.| www.ithaca.hgi.com In-person Exhibit Academic Suspension, Harry Littell In his new series, “Academic Suspension,” photographer Harry Littell looks at his alma mater, Cornell University, in the time of Covid-19. Made over the summer of 2020, the photographs are a meditation on the quiet and emptiness of Cornell’s campus and architecture. Littell is Professor of Photography at Tompkins Cortland Community College. Harry Littell’s book “Academic Suspension” can be purchased directly at: magcloud.com/browse/issue/1840539
4. State of the Art Gallery
120 W. M.L.K. Jr. St. | soagithaca.org/
In-person exhibit until 5pm
SEEING THE FOREST FOR THE TREES- Ed Brothers, Eva M. Capo-
bianco, Christine Chin, Jane Dennis, Francis Fawcett, Jay Hart,
Irina Kassabova, Susan C. Larkin, Harry Littell, Daniel McPheeters,
Margaret Nelson, Diane Newton, Diana Ozolins, Patty L. Porter,
Nancy Ridenour, Ethel Vrana, David Watkins Jr.,
Everyone knows what a tree looks like. But ask an artist, and you may be
surprised by the result. Ask the members of the State of the Art Gallery, and
you end up with the visual equivalent of music’s theme with variations, an
entire gallery as a composition, each image standing on its own and simulta-
neously making its unique contribution to the whole. We invite you to come
and see the forest for the trees.
This show is ONLINE from May 3-30, 2021 at http://soagannex.art/forest-trees-
show/
The gallery is closed during May for repairs and construction. For more infor-
mation visit our website: www.soagithaca.org
5. The Mink Gallery
614 N. Cayuga St. | https://www.barbaramink.com/
In-person Exhibit
Recent works, Barbara Mink
The Mink Gallery at 614 North Cayuga welcomes Spring- and you! A nice walk
from the Commons, or plenty of parking across the street!
THE NEXT GALLERY NIGHT IS:
Friday, June 4, 2021
Want to show art or have your art shown?
email ithacafirstfriday@gmail.com!May 2021 Gall
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