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July 26th - august 12
What is a Photograph
By Barbara Kalina
This powerful mini-retrospective by NYC-based multimedia artist Barbara Kalina invites viewers to see photography through a new pens. Blending traditional portraits, landscapes, and documentary work with social art practice, Kalina's images challenge the idea of rules in photography, revealing unexpected beauty, meaning, and emotional depth in everyday scenes.
2-Day Photography Workshop
The Power of the Edit
July 21st & 28th
1:30pm-4:00pm
Artist Lecture
July, 26th, 1pm
Opening Reception
July 26th, 3pm-5pm
Refreshments Served
august 15th - September 12th
The Golden Hour
The Golden Hour
Presented in partnership with the Windham Arts Alliance, The Golden Hour explores the transformative power of light—how it shifts the mood, color, and temperature of a scene, whether in a still life, landscape, or portrait. Artists are invited to submit work that captures this fleeting, luminous moment.
To learn more or apply, email WindhamArtsAlliance@gmail.com.
Opening Reception
August 16th, 2pm-5pm
Refreshments Served
June 28th - July 11th
Career Retrospective by Sherry Wack
“Career Retrospective” celebrates the work of local artist Sherry Wack, whose artistic journey spans from black-and-white drawings to luminous pastel landscapes.
Inspired by nature and driven by a deep love of beauty, Sherry’s work reflects a lifelong devotion to creating art that brings hope and light into the world.
Sherry is a member of the Windham Arts Alliance, a local non profit dedicated to bringing art to the mountaintop. To learn more about the Windham Arts Alliance, visit windhamartsalliance.org.
Opening Reception
July 5th, 2pm-5pm
Refreshments Served
May 10th-June 26th
Light, Line, & Landscape
A Windham Arts Alliance art show featuring the work of Laura Avello, Athena Billias, and Sheila Trautman.
Opening Reception
May 10th, 3pm-5pm
Live Music by Mike Ryan
Refreshments Served
March 1st - April 1st
Pressing Matters: Lithographs by Amy Silberkleit
Exhibition Reception
Artist Meet & Greet with Live Music
Saturday, March 22nd 3:00PM-6:00pm
Lithography Demo
Saturday, March 29 4:00PM-5:00pm
Amy Silberkleit is an artist in the Northern Catskills. Her work is based on the forests, mountains, roads, trails and natural objects found near her home. The extraordinary beauty of the region, the variety of plants, forms and textures, the dramatic changes from season to season are an inexhaustible source of subjects for her work.
She draws detailed landscapes on limestone blocks and hand-prints limited editions in her lithography studio in Gilboa. The tonal range made possible by the lithography stone’s fine texture lends itself perfectly to highly detailed representational drawings
Amy has a B.A. in printmaking. She has a Certificate in Natural Science Art and Illustration from the New York Botanical Gardens, and has studied at the Art Students League in NYC. Her drawings and prints have been exhibited in juried shows, galleries and museums, including the Arkell Museum, the Metropolitan Museum of Art Gallery Store and the Albany Institute, which has two of her pieces in its permanent collection. Her awards include the John Noble Lithography Award from SAGA; the Woodstock Artist Association and Museum Annual Print Edition and Sheila Bloodgood awards; the Deborah Geurtze Award for Printmaking, Cooperstown Art Association.
Amy is a member of the Society of American Graphic Artists and an Active Member of The Woodstock