ArtBridge: Kingston 2015

  • ArtBridge: Kingston 2015
  • ArtBridge: Kingston 2015
  • ArtBridge: Kingston 2015
  • ArtBridge: Kingston 2015
  • ArtBridge: Kingston 2015
  • ArtBridge: Kingston 2015
  • ArtBridge: Kingston 2015

About

ArtBridge: Kingston 2015 is ArtBridge’s third annual outdoor exhibition on the Greenkill and Broadway bridges, located in Midtown Kingston, NY.

The exhibition features the work of local artists Gabe Brown (Kingston, NY) and Jean-Marc Superville Sovak (Beacon, NY). Their works are on display for six months beginning on March 7, 2015, on the 90-foot long Greenkill and Broadway Avenue bridges in Midtown Kingston.

The exhibition was curated by Kelly Kivland, Assistant Curator, Dia Foundation; Ariel Shanberg, Executive Director, Center for Photography at Woodstock; Jane Bloodgood-Abrams; Janet Hicks, Co-founder, One Mile Gallery, and Ken Greene, Managing and Creative Director, Hudson Valley Seed Library.

Partners & Sponsors

Radio WoodstockColor Page -- ArtBridge sponsor FastSigns-- ArtBridge sponsor

Media/Press

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Exhibition Curators

Category
Hudson Valley