Café Posting: November 8, 2024
Feb. 1, 2025: Opening Reception 3-5 PM
Exhibition: February 2, 2025 - May 3, 2025
Now, in for its 5th Annual Juried Exhibition, HVMOCA seeks to feature works by artists 62 and older, culled from an open RFP on CAFE, and placed within the context of art history. We are especially interested in the works by artists who reached their prime in their more advanced years.
Read MoreHave you wondered about the illuminated open doors that greet you as you come off the train at night? This is your opportunity to meet the artist, Sandra Muss, to understand her thought process as she installs her works in public spaces where a viewer can interact and dream.
Read MoreCurated in a competitive juried process from Crit Lab participants from Fall 2023-Spring 2024, selected artists have the benefit of exposure through an exhibition at Hudson Valley MOCA, an institution whose reputation is partially based on a successful record in identifying extraordinary talent early in an artist’s career.
Read MoreA look at how artists use photography and painting to capture the persona of an individual, whether in reactions of the moment, introspective explorations triggered by posed questions or in response to near events.
Read More'WAR' National Juried Exhibition. February 15–May 11, 2024. Opening Reception: February 17, 3pm - 5pm
Read MoreThis grant from Arts Westchester was made possible by funding from Westchester County with the generous support of County Executive George Latimer. It is thanks to this ongoing support that HVMOCA is able to show extraordinary contemporary art and provide exceptional art Education programs for people of all ages and abilities.
Read MoreFor over 10 years, the artists’ club met monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner and comradery. Dormant since 2020- the Artist Club is now being re-established.
Read MoreOpen Call for ‘WAR’ is now live on Cafe! Application Deadline is November 13, 2023.
Read MoreWe thank the members of Impact100. This generous grant will offer financial support to the Peekskill DRI art component of the NYS grant.
Read MorePeekskill was named a DRI Round 4 winner in August 2019. Key DRI projects include infrastructure, lighting, and pedestrian safety improvements between downtown and the waterfront integrated with efforts to support artists, creative businesses, and bolster Peekskill's identity as an arts center. Investing in strategic DRI projects will promote additional redevelopment and establish Peekskill as the ultimate small city in which to live, work, and raise a family.
Read MoreOpening on March 14 and on view at HVMOCA in Peekskill through April 30 is “.edu: Art Faculty of the Hudson Valley,” a display comprised of art made by 14 artist/teachers from eight of the region’s institutions of higher education.
Read MoreWhile it may seem that NYC is the wellspring of all area artists, one new show is proving that our region boasts some pretty exceptional talent of its own. Through April 30, .edu: Art Faculty of the Hudson Valley will feature both two- and three-dimensional works by 14 artist/educators from several area institutions, including Nancy Bowen, Janine Polak, Rachel Owen, and Glen Fogel.
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