Made in NY is an annual juried exhibit that features work by 67 New York artists,

Solo Show

The Ottinger Room

Croton Free Library

In honor of Governor Hochul signing the “Save the Hudson” bill into law, Assemblywoman Dana Levenberg has created a curated exhibition ‘Contemplating the Hudson River’ featuring work by artists residing or practicing within NY District 95.

Convergence, is an exhibition promoting the synergy between works of art and modern contemporary design showcased on the 1856 historic property of Bull Farm. Convergence is a hybrid art-design exhibition in collaboration with artists, creators, and craftsmen in New York and the Hudson Valley. Exploring the relationship between art and interior design, form and function are woven together in a presentation that will inspire your imagination.

A distinguished group of artists will be showcased throughout the stone farmhouse, on lawns, and within the antique barn. Works of art include ceramic sculpture, video, handwoven sculpture, custom handmade rugs, hand-carved wood sculptures, paintings, wire sculpture, prints, mixed media sculpture, customized furniture from wood, leather & metals, and 3-dimensional flexible organic forms.

An exhibition of works that celebrate the ethereal beauty of water, its inspirational qualities, and underscores our critical relationship with it. Our goal is to challenge viewers to think about how we value, use, and conserve water.

The Rhode Island Watecolor Society presents The 2023 National Watermedia Show. Juror Judy Metcalfe curating a selection of pieces from artists across the country.

Made in NY is an annual juried exhibit that features work by New York artists. The exhibit is a showcase of artwork in all media, such as photography, sculpture, ceramics, painting, drawing, fiber, installation and video.

Mirabell’s work Trees Reflected in Water 1 was included in the official selection & given a Jurors’ Award.