For over 10 years, the artists’ club meets monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner, and comradery.
For over 10 years, the artists’ club meets monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner, and comradery.
For over 10 years, the artists’ club meets monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner, and comradery.
Studio Theater in Exile presents: The Poetry of Identity. Writings by Edward Currelley, Elizabeth Burk, and Sarah Bracy White. Moderated by Mara Mills.
Studio Theater in Exile presents: HELL NO, WE WON’T GO BACK. On Sunday, July 13 at 3pm, Marcy B. Freedman will be at Studio Theater in Exile @ HV MOCA to present a slide show of thought-provoking images of women.
“The Conscience of a Nation” Opening and Talk by V.L. Cox.
For over 10 years, the artists’ club meets monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner, and comradery.
For over 10 years, the artists’ club meets monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner, and comradery.
For over 10 years, the artists’ club meets monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner, and comradery.
For over 10 years, the artists’ club meets monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner, and comradery.
For over 10 years, the artists’ club meets monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner, and comradery.
Fifth Annual Juried Exhibition: 'So you think you’re too old to...' Opening Reception.
Guest Speaker, Marc Straus, Owner Marc Straus LLC, will discuss approaches to older artists entering the marketplace and take questions.
For over 10 years, the artists’ club meets monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner, and comradery.
For over 10 years, the artists’ club meets monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner, and comradery.
A slide presentation and discussion of how artists measure the benefits of participation in post-grad critiques and artist residencies.
In the spirit of the Thanksgiving season, you are invited to an intimate round table discussion with exhibition curator and collector Livia Straus.
Join us for an interactive day at HVMOCA, with drawing in the exhibition space and black box theater: live model, munchies and wine, and great comradery.
For over 10 years, the artists’ club meets monthly, critiquing works by one or two member artists, sharing dinner, and comradery.
Have 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, to understand her thought process as she installs her works in public spaces where a viewer can interact and dream.
Three art educators address the benefits and the need for artists to create communities for ongoing critique and growth.
“There Is A Message In Our Movement.” May 18th & 19th, 2024. STUDIO THEATER IN EXILE@HUDSON VALLEY MOCA is proud to present THERE IS A MESSAGE IN OUR MOVEMENT, a social justice suite choreographed by Sharon Simmons-Wright.
STUDIO THEATER IN EXILE & HUDSON VALLEY MOCA PRESENTS: Exciting new works by poets, playwrights, choreographers, and composers inspired by HVMOCA’s JURIED SHOW WAR – directed by Mara Mills.
‘WAR’: An Art History Lecture by Marcy B. Freedman
WAR: Diary of a Woman by Nili Friedman
Third Annual Juried Exhibition: 'WAR' Opening Reception.
Frozen in Time: A cameo exhibition of works by Susan Obrant. February 15 - April 10, 2024
January 5th, 2024. 3:00pm - 5:00pm. Chappaqua Library & the Town of New Castle present a screening of the filmed performance of the one-woman show, Forever Yours, Olive Thomas by John Arco. A discussion and Q&A will follow with writer John Arco, director Mara Mills, and technical director Jeremy Gratt.
Curated by Bibiana Huang Matheis, founder of Inspiration Art Group International. This is Bibiana's second HVMOCA curated exhibition of artists addressing ecological issues, sustainability, climate change, endangered species, clean water, deforestation and more. Through an open call, artists are drawn from the international as well as the local community.
We were delighted that so many of you joined us on January 21st for the opening of our juried exhibition, ‘Eye of the Needle.’ We, at HVMOCA, are very excited about the way the show came together and the high quality of the applicants works.
Which has put us in a bit of a quandary
There are three awards being offered to recognize outstanding quality. We are in the enviable position of having to choose from many high-quality applications- a difficult decision, and one that we now look to our audience to help.
Let us know your top 3 choices.
The only requirement is that you have seen the exhibition in person
You may use online images to refresh your memory (
E-mail your three choices, in order of preference: 1st, 2nd or 3rd place, to info@hudsonvalleymoca.org Thank you in advance for your participation
Closing Reception for ‘Eye of the Needle’ and Awards Presentations:
Saturday, April 22, 3-5 PM
Artist Talks: An opportunity for exhibiting artists to speak about their works, their processes, and their creative inspirations. If you are an artist in the exhibition let us know in advance if you would like to speak and wish to submit 3 images to be projected so that the audience has a greater sense of your practice. Deadline for image submissions: April 17th, 2023, midnight.
Performance: From Studio Theater in Exile – on stage for the awards – a performance/talk by Marcy Friedman and one of the Writing the Walls poets
Presentation of Artist Awards,
Wine and hors d’oeuvres reception
A PAA and BID Sponsored Public Art Initiative
Making Connections is part of ‘Enlighten Peekskill’, its mission to connect the Peekskill Waterfront to its Downtown.
The Peekskill Artists’ Alliance (PAA) and the Peekskill Business improvement District (BID), under the aegis of the NYS DRI grant ‘Enlighten Peekskill’, are launching Making Connections. A major initiative whose goal is to create art corridors connecting the Peekskill Waterfront to its downtown, Making Connections seeks mural and installation artists for seven identified sites. This project will help secure Peekskill’s identity as an “Arts Community” highlighting extraordinary artworks by local artists alongside those by nationally known professional artists.
