The debut of this undertaking is timed to be a component of the prestigious Upstate Art Weekend at the end of June, with an array of events in the city.
Read MoreCity of Peekskill Showcases New Public Art through “Enlighten Peekskill” During Upstate Arts Weekend, June 25-29, 2026
Read MoreHudson Valley MOCA is proud to announce its award of $23,000, a 2025-2026 grant made possible by Arts Westchester and the Westchester County government with support of County Executive Kenneth Jenkins and the Board of Legislators.
Read MoreNew York State announced today a grant award totaling $49,500 from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) to support the nonprofit arts and culture sector.
Read MoreHudson Valley MOCA is proud to announce its award of $8,500 through Arts Westchester’s 2026 Challenge Grant. We thank Arts Westchester for its ongoing support for the arts in Westchester County!
Read MoreCALL FOR ENTRIES IN-SECURITY National Juried Exhibition. We are calling on artists to use their creativity and art to examine who we are today as individuals and groups, in society and in private.
Read MoreMarc J. Straus brings a verse-driven tribute to his mother to Studio Theater in Exile at Hudson Valley MOCA Nov. 14–16.
Read MoreThis year Writing the Walls: REFLECTIONS will be based on two exhibitions, “Psychological Portraits” (in Main Gallery) and the 2025 juried show, “So, You Think I’m too Old to…” (Upstairs Gallery) at HVMOCA. We invite poets, playwrights, writers, dancers, and other creators to submit 1–3 original works by March 15, 2025.
Read MoreFebruary 1–May 3, 2025. Now, for its 5th Annual Juried Exhibition, HVMOCA features works by 68 artists, ages 62-94, culled from an open RFP on CAFE, and placed within the context of art history.
Read MoreNew York State announced today a grant award totaling $40,000 from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) to support the nonprofit arts and culture sector.
Read MoreNow, 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 MoreEvent Canceled- 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, Sandra Muss, to understand her thought process as she installs her works in public spaces where a viewer can interact and dream.
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