Gallery & Recent Exhibits | TahawusCulturalCtr

Tahawus Gallery, on Main St. 2nd Fl: Wide-ranging exhibits and symposia shine a spotlight on the talent and vision

of local and visiting artists and educators. During the Summer Gallery Season, the Gallery is open for walk-ins,

Thurs and Sat, 2-4pm, and anytime by appointment. Call 646-734-7151. Or email: TahawusCenter@gmail.com

Click to find out about ARTIST MEMBERSHIPS Click to become a VOLUNTEER! Click on IMAGES below to follow links
to some exhibits and VIDEOS online. TahawusCenter@gmail.com for Annual Fall Call for Art, or Hands On Workshops

Through Different Lenses Aug 9 - 30

UnCommon, May 18-June 22, 2024

a diverse and divergent group of three artists sharing unique perspectives at the Tahawus Gallery, in Au Sable Forks.

Harris Billeci is a multimedia visual artist and photographer from the Mid-Hudson Valley. A recent BFA graduate from Ithaca College, their work is textural, nature oriented, and introspective. Recent projects include photographic composites, collages, and unconventional methods of making prints.

Dan Hausner, photographer and woodworker from Saranac Lake, depicts mostly rural and natural scenes in a range of styles and subject matter. The handmade wood frames are all designed and built by the artist. His work covers a broad range from landscapes and rural scenes to abstracts.

Gilles Lamarche, from Au Sable Forks and Montreal, creates artworks in acrylics, oils, watercolors; canvas, paper, wood; portraits and figures, barns and fields, landscapes, mountains and rivers, abstracts
and fantasy. His teaching and design journey has led him from New York City, to Florida, to the Adirondacks, and Canada.

CraftWorks Exhibit July 2023

12 North Adirondack Artisans:
Tami Bushey, quilts and holiday stockings
Susan Conner, stained glass
Rarilee Conway, beadwork, birch bark items
Tarah D’Elia, spun cotton
Colleen Denton, sewing and embroidery items
Curdie Gardner, flower bouquets, postcards
Shannon Rock, pottery
Bridget Snow, sweet grass baskets, fiber arts
Clea Stagnitti, wearable art, hats, knitting and crochet
Becca Uss, miniature “sculpted” items
Sue Ann Walton, decorative arts using recycled paper and books

WILD AT HEART May 14-July 30, 2022

Rachel Finn, always an explorer, her artworks are a reflection of her passion, curiosity, and exuberance for the natural world. Her digital video of images provides a provocative and whimsical perspective through her unique decal lens.

Alison Haas, the collage artist behind Wildly Pressed, designs with botanicals to create works with natural materials including pressed plants, ferns and flowers. The original result are fanciful, witty works of art.

Sue Burdick Young crafts pottery pieces that are beautiful and functional, bringing distinctive art into everyday lives. From a “birch bark” fountain vodka server to the sculpted “Daphne” figure crowned by a tree, Sue’s imagination knows no boundaries. CLICK for PBS Mountain Lake TV - Spotlight

Catching the Light July 30-Sept 26, 2021

Photographs and Paintings by Rob Fountain

An exhibition of images that stir the imagination, tell a story, transport you to a special place, capture a moment, and leave an indelible mark.

Rob Fountain is a photojournalist and portrait painter who lives and works in Au Sable Forks. The exhibit “Catching the Light” will have 30 pieces on display. This includes 18 photographs revealing various landscape photography of the Au Sable Forks area and beyond and 6 drawing portraits and 6 portraits in oils and charcoal and linoleum prints.

FIVE ADIRONDACK QUILTERS SHOWCASED IN “WARMTH AND BEAUTY.”
A SPOTLIGHT AND CELEBRATION OF CREATIVE EXPRESSION IN A SPRING EXHIBIT
AT THE TAHAWUS CULTURAL CENTER, AU SABLE FORKS.

Coming from the towns of Jay, and Upper Jay, Keeseville, Wilmington, and Essex, the five women (see below) showcased in the exhibit “Warmth and Beauty,” share their works and their unique stories of how quilting became a part of their lives. Fourteen quilts and works in fiber arts will be physically on display in the Tahawus Windows Gallery in a radiant exhibit.

Warmth and Beauty, Five Adirondack Quilters

April 23 - May 30, 2021. A spotlight and celebration of creative expression. A spring exhibit.

Coming from the towns of Jay, and Upper Jay, Keeseville, Wilmington, and Essex, the five women showcased in the exhibit “Warmth and Beauty,” share their works and their unique stories of how quilting became a part of their lives. Fourteen quilts and works in fiber arts will be physically on display in the Tahawus Windows Gallery in a radiant exhibit.

Tahawus Gallery, on Main St. 2nd Floor: Wide-ranging exhibits and symposia shine a spotlight on the talent and vision

of local and visiting artists and educators. During the Summer Gallery Season, the Gallery is open for walk-ins,

Thurs and Sat, 2-4pm, and anytime by appointment. Call 646-734-7151. Or email: TahawusCenter@gmail.com

Click to find out about ARTIST MEMBERSHIPS Click to become a VOLUNTEER! Click on IMAGES to follow links to some exhibits and VIDEOS online. TahawusCenter@gmail.com for Annual Fall Call for Art, or Hands On Workshops

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