09/07/23 3:43pm

Press Release:

City of Newburgh, NY. Newburgh celebrates the Arts! Over one hundred artists will participate in the

Thirteenth Annual Newburgh Open Studios organized by Gerardo Castro and Michael Gabor, co-
owners of Newburgh Art Supply taking place on Saturday and Sunday, September 30th and October 1st, 2023 from Noon – 6pm each day. It is a Free self-guided tour. Maps will be available at Newburgh
Art Supply, 5 Grand Street, both days of the tour, starting at 10am. Newburgh Art Supply will be the central location for tour information and extra studio tour maps. This tour will introduce visitors to Newburgh’s dynamic arts community with the opening of artists’ work studios, alternative gallery spaces, outdoor public art, and pop-up shows.

Newburgh Open Studios features a diverse selection of styles and artistic disciplines, from avantgarde video, photography, sculpture, performance art, printmaking, and traditional oil painting. Visitors will have the unique opportunity to meet and talk with emerging and established artists and craftspeople in spaces rarely open to the public. Much of the self-guided tour is ‘walkable’ and includes The Bank Arts (former Karpeles Museum) Regal Bag, Atlas, The Foundry, Dikenga Art Gallery, Ann Street Studios, Holden Arts, Holland Tunnel Gallery, Newburgh Mercantile, Ted Cycle, Glenlily, Ann Street Gallery, ADS Warehouse, Grit Works, Elijah Wheat Showroom, The Newburgh Pottery, Palate Wines & Spirits, Murmuration, Above & Beyond Creatives, Chapman Steamer Arts, Calvary Church, Artist-In-Vacancy, Sigunik Studios, Crawford House, Safe Harbors Green: Black Renaissance Festival / Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra, as well as live/work studios in the Historic District.

The 9th annual Glenlily Grounds, organized by Lacey Fekishazy, returns as part of Newburgh Open Studios: 32 artists participate in an exhibition of outdoor site-specific art and sculpture spread out on the 11-acre Glenlily estate, located at 532 Grand Avenue, Balmville. Grand opening of The Bank Arts (former Karpeles Museum) 94 Broadway – Newburgh’s newest art space centering large-scale and public art will be part of this year’s tour. For the grand opening, Savaggi Art large scale sculptures and GERBOMATIC – Steve Gerberich’s interactive and kinetic sculpture will share the opulent space of The Bank Arts. Inaugural opening celebration with music and drinks, SAT 6pm-9pm.

This year, visitors will experience a timely art installation at ADS Warehouse, 105 Ann Street. Scorched Earth is a thought-provoking installation reproducing the aftermath of a destructive wildfire and stands as artists Amy Bandolik and Thomas Bregman first large-scale artistic collaboration. Visitors will view and advance through a grid of blackened trees, charred earth, ash and debris within the confines of a seemingly lifeless forest. And as they process its sights, scents and sounds – art adventurers will be enveloped by the magnitude of a mega-fire.

Participating Artists: A Gentleman’s Curiosity, Alaina Enslen, Alexis Lamb, Alison McNulty, Alona Weiss, Amy Bandolik & Tom Bregman, Amy Frances Fraher, Andre Junget, Andy Wilhelm, Angela Conant, Anne Johann, Assaf Leib, Barbara Smith Gioia, Barbara Valentino, Beatrix J. Piesh, Beka Goedde, Caitlin McCormack, Carla Aurich, Carlos Lantis, Cindy Gould, Cynthia Karalla, Daniel Georges, David Fekishazy, Dikenga Art Gallery, Elisa Lendvay, Elisa Soliven, Ellen Sigunik, Emil Alzamora, Eric Diehl, Erica Hauser, Erika Norton, Gabriel Hurier, Gerardo Castro, Glenn McGinnis, Greg Slick, Ian McMahon, Inflection Point Company, Jackie Skrzynski, Jamie Chesser, Jean-Marc Superville Sovak, Jeremy Milton, Jim Megargee, Jim Savage, Jo Ann Johnson, John Grande, Joseph Sundwall, Joshua Jow, Judy Thomas, Kaila Williams, Karni Dorell, Kat Ryals, Kate Harding & Charlie Hurier, Kent Peterson, Kevin Kearns, Kristen Mills, Leo Martinez, Les Baum, Leslie Roeder, Lori Grinker, Lori Sanford-Ross, M.S. Eberhart, Mark Sengbusch, Mary Kate Maher, Matt Kinney, Matthew Gilbert, Matthew Mahler, Megan Galante, Michael Zelehoski, Michelle Corporan, Murmuration, Nadéne Grey, Naoki Onodera, Naomi Berkery, Newburgh Pottery, Noémie Jennifer Bonnet, Oliver Spearman, Page Ogden, Paulien Lethen, Puzzle Peace Arts, Rachel Berg, Rachel Williams , Red Goose Studio, Ricardo Woo, Richard Bruce, Rob Urie, Ryan Roa, Sandy Brandman, Sarah Heinemann, Savaggi Art, Shani Richards, Sharon Strauss, Sheldon Stowe, Steve Gerberich, Steven Velebir, Susan Cardona, Tedd Cycle, Terrain Biennial Newburgh, The Third Rooom, Theresa Gooby, Theresa Landi Daniel, TiiM Projects (Aya Uekawa and Joseph Ayers, Luna Ayers-Uekawa), Will Hutnick.

To view participating artists’ artwork and more info visit www.NewburghOpenStudios.org

09/24/19 7:30am

It’s that time of year again! One of the best weekends to visit the City of Newburgh to experience the palpable energy that is simmering. No car? No problem! Hudson River Maritime Museum’s 44’ 25 passenger solar-powered boat ‘Solaris’ will be carrying passengers between Beacon and Newburgh for Newburgh Open Studios. The boat will run both Saturday, September 28 and Sunday, September 29 from 10am-5pm, departing the dock by Washington St in Newburgh on the hour and the Beacon Institute dock (floating dock just south of the sloop club / MTA dock) in Beacon on the half-hour. $2/ride, cash only.

City of Newburgh, NY. Newburgh celebrates the Arts! Over 100 artists will participate in the Ninth Annual Newburgh Open Studios taking place on Saturday and Sunday, September 28th and 29th, 2019 from Noon – 6pm each day. It is a Free self-guided tour. Maps will be available at Newburgh Art Supply, 5 Grand Street, Saturday and Sunday, September 28th and 29th starting at 10am. Newburgh Art Supply will be the central location for tour information and extra studio tour maps.

Organized by Gerardo Castro and Michael Gabor, co-owners of Newburgh Art Supply, this year’s Newburgh Open Studios has over one hundred participating artists! This tour will introduce visitors to Newburgh’s burgeoning arts community with the opening of artists’ work studios, alternative gallery spaces, sculpture installations and pop-up shows. Some studios will have demonstrations and performances.


Newburgh Open Studios features a diverse selection of styles and artistic disciplines, from avant-garde video and photography, sculpture to bookbinding, performance art, printmaking, and traditional oil painting. Visitors will have the unique opportunity to meet and talk with emerging and established artists and craftspeople in spaces rarely open to the public. Much of the self- guided tour is ‘walkable’ and includes Atlas, Newburgh Community Photo Project, The Foundry, The Newburgh Pottery, Ann Street Studios, Holland Tunnel Art Newburgh, Space on Liberty, Newburgh Sculpture Project, Regal Bag Studios, Newburgh Free Library, The Carriage House, Safe Harbors Lobby at the Ritz, The Wherehouse, Grit Works, Newburgh Community Land Bank as well as live/work studios in the Historic District.

07/16/19 4:07pm
Emily Hermant, Terrain Biennial 2015

Terrain Biennial Newburgh Open Call
Calling artists and residents

“The Terrain Biennial is an international exhibition of site-specific art made for front yards, porches, entryways, and windows. By re-purposing private spaces for public viewing, the exhibit encourages dialogue between neighbors, offers discovery and new perspectives, and increases access and visibility to art. The biennial is self-organized and based on collaboration.

Terrain Biennial Newburgh is an outpost of the 2019 exhibition, opening during Newburgh OPEN Studios. The exhibition’s theme is to take stock of the landscape by looking at the terrain we occupy, the built environment, and the topology of our moment. Artists and hosts should reflect upon the ways our environment changes us and how we change it. The exhibit runs September 28th through November 17th.

Want to participate as an artist or host? Email terrainbiennialnewburgh@gmail.com by Monday, July 29th for next steps. Visit terrainexhibitions.org for more information on Terrain Biennial.”

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Alex Paik, Terrain Biennial 2017
10/01/18 11:30am

The Newburgh Pottery had a grand opening party Saturday, after a full day of Newburgh Open Studios. Not only is it amazing we have our very own pottery studio in Newburgh, but the location is very significant. Located inside Atlas Industries, this was once a closed off scary building. The Spring Street side sees plenty of love as the main entrance to other studios. Now the studios on South William Street are really making a difference for people who choose to walk or park here.

Good things are happening on South William and more to come! Head to the Newburgh Pottery if you are a seasoned potter or just want to learn a new craft.

09/26/18 7:30am

It’s September again, and that means Newburgh’s annual Open Studios is back! If you have ever thought about visiting Newburgh and didn’t know where to start, this is the weekend to visit. Not only will you gain inside access to spaces rarely open to the public, but you will also be to talk to people who really live and work in the city.

Open Studios is also a Newburgh Last Saturday’s event. The Newburgh Restoration event calendar is jam-packed for this weekend! Hop in the car, hop on the train, whatever you have to do  – just be here!

As always a special thanks to Newburgh Art Supply for making this event happen!

07/18/18 7:30am

Newburgh Community Land Bank is pleased to continue for their second year of Artist-In-Vacancy and announce their 2018 Artists:

2018 ARTISTS

Audra Wolowiec
Caroline Partamian
Ethan Primason
Elke Luyten
Kira Alker
Rachel Ellison
Stephen Kwok
Sylvia Hardy

“NCLB’s Artist in Vacancy is a creative initiative to make use of select properties in our core neighborhood to offer as sites for creative work that will engage the community and promote arts & cultural production in the City of Newburgh. Through AIV we look to address vacancy & abandonment in Newburgh by re-imagining vacant sites as places for community engagement, artistic production, aesthetic & cultural research, and renewed inhabitation. We will be announcing artists exhibitions, workshops, and event openings throughout the summer, culminating in Newburgh Open Studios on September 29-30th.

Keep posted on our website, newsletter and social media for upcoming events and openings throughout the summer!
www.newburghcommunitylandbank.org/artist-in-vacancy“.