"JOURNEY" Sept 10 - Oct 29, 2022

TAHAWUS WINDOWS GALLERY presents “Journey”
Paintings by Heidi Gero and fiber arts by Carrie Plumadore. Silver Lake Road artists, Heidi Gero and Carrie Plumadore are driven by curiosity, experimentation, and discovery.  The exhibit provides a window into their artistic journeys. Opening Reception, Friday 5:30-7pm. RSVP by email is much appreciated.

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Wild at Heart” May 14-July 30, 2022

Rachel Finn, always an explorer, her artworks are a reflection of her passion, curiosity, and exuberance for the natural world.  Her digital video of images provides a provocative and whimsical perspective through her unique decal lens.

Alison Haas, the collage artist behind Wildly Pressed, designs with botanicals to create works with natural materials including pressed plants, ferns and flowers.  The original result are fanciful, witty works of art.

Sue Burdick Young crafts pottery pieces that are beautiful and functional, bringing distinctive art into everyday lives.  From a “birch bark” fountain vodka server to the sculpted “Daphne” figure crowned by a tree, Sue’s imagination knows no boundaries. CLICK for PBS Mountain Lake TV - Spotlight  

July 30-Sept 26, 2021
Read about "Catching the Light"

From Au Sable Forks, with over 30 years experience, Rob Fountain has worked as a photojournalist for the Lake Placid News, Adirondack Daily Enterprise, and Press-Republican newspapers. He holds a Bachelors in Art from SUNY Potsdam (2001) with concentrations in painting, photography, printmaking and ceramics, and is currently working on his MA in Fine Arts in Painting from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. He teaches techniques in mediums including portraiture, using pastel, oils, and charcoal. He has he won 22 state and national awards for photography and video. 

Contact: TahawusCenter@gmail.com
Appointments, schedule and information.

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TAHAWUS 10-year RETROSPECTIVE

JUNE 23-AUGUST 30, 2020
 Press articles:  Read about the Retrospective

(6/18/20, LCW, Aja Landolfi) "When a new business opens it doors, owners can hope they will remain open for years to come....A lot can happen in a decade, and taking a trip down memory lane can be a fun way to see how this business has grown."

(6/14/20, Tim Rowland, The Sun) "This year because of the coronavirus, the Tahawus Cultural Center in Au Sable Forks has been temporarily unable to open its doors to the public, so Rebecca Kelly and Craig Brashear have created a 10-year online retrospective of art, hisgtory and culture that have been featured through the years since its first Main Street Gallery presentation in 2011."

(6-23-20, Adirondack Almanack) "The First 10-Years Retrospective opens online June 26, and gives the community a means of looking back --a happy reminder of gatherings in celebration of creative achievement."

ROME UNDAMMED
July 25-September 1, 2019

Photographs and artifacts
by Stephen Longmire and Elsa Voelcker. 

An exhibition documenting the Rome Dam, built in 1893-94, rebuilt in 1936, and which provided water and power to the J+J Rogers Co. pulp mill, until it closed in 1971. After extreme flooding during Tropical Storm Irene in 2011, the dam was scheduled for removal in 2018.

OPEN weekends,12-4pm,
& by appointment: 518-637-6859.

TAHAWUS WINDOWS GALLERY
announces the exhibit of INHABITED PLACES
over 3 weekends, April 6-28
by photographers Dan Hausner and Brian French

Urban photography by Brian French
Rural photography by Dan Hausner

Photographers Brian French and Dan Hausner have been friends for nearly two decades.  They reside in very different parts of New York State.  Brian in Schenectady; Dan in Saranac Lake, in the Adirondack Mountains.  Each artist’s work is a reflection of the place where they reside.  Together these images show two very different views of the places where people live.

Celebrate an unusual day of lively events:
Saturday, April 27
Kidding Day at Asgaard Farm 10-2pm
Hollywood Movie, The Avengers at 2pm and 7pm,
Gallery Reception 12-5 "Inhabited Places"
A sneak peak at the Classical Variations Workshop
at Cloudsplitter Dance Studio, 3-5pm

A weekend of art.
Follow the trail! of the Ausable River Valley Studio Tour,
July 14 and 15, 2018,

Tahawus Galleries presents THREE artists.
Come see the work of our regional artists:

Kyle Gero from Fern Lake,
portraits and landscapes in realist/ impressionist style

Heidi Gero from Au Sable Forks
deeply felt viewpoints of the Adirondacks captured
in oils and mixed media

Gilles Lamarche from Au Sable Forks,
works in oils, acrylics, and watercolors, ranging from
traditional landscapes to modern abstracts

WHY IS ART IMPORTANT?

ROCKWELL KENT illustrations for THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE. A unique view of the 40-piece illustration set, rarely seen in its entirety.

The Windows Gallery of Tahawus Center opens June 23rd with a celebration of the 134th birthday of artist Rockwell Kent and 400th aniversary of the death of William Shakspeare. Collector Ralf Clyde Nemec offers a rare 10-day exhibit and sale, June 23-July 2. 10% of sales benefit the Tahawus Fund.
There will be birthday cake to celebrate the 23rd!

GALLERY HOURS for this exhibit are:
12-5pm daily, and by appointment.
Opening Reception: Friday, June 24, 5-8pm
Closing Reception: Saturday, July 2, 5-8pm

Press Release
About Rockwell Kent

Enid Braun, "Gihon River"

Tahawus first ADIRONDACK PLEIN AIR WORKSHOP,
5 days instruction, plus exhibit. All levels are welcome. Field work in drawing, pastels, acrylics, with Brooklyn artist, ENID BRAUN, Aug 8-12, 2016.

This will be followed by August exhibit of resulting works
at Tahawus Center Windows Gallery, Au Sable Forks, NY. Where to Stay

Find out more: TahawusCenter@gmail.com.
Visit: www.EnidBraun.com Print out a Plein Air Poster

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OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARTISTS:
FIND OUT ABOUT THE TAHAWUS TROMPE L'OEIL MURAL PROJECT.
FOUR SEASONS ON MAIN ST - a Celebration of our Town TO APPLY: Youth Photograph Project - after May 1, 2016

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EVERGLADES IN THE ADIRONDACKS and THE ARTFUL BUTTERFLY, August 7-29, 2015
28 pieces by 28 artists whose works were created as Artists in Residence in Everglades (AIRIE). They bring attention through art, to our magnificent and environmentally endangered national parks. Marxer's exhibit of hanging scrolls and paintings, - delicate and delightful - stresses the importance of butterflies as indicators of ecologicaj health as well as aesthetics.
Additional In-The-Gallery events Include:
Panel with artists discussing The Power of Place, Art Residency programs, Aug 9, 2-4:30 AND,
Poetry reading by Roger Mitchell (Jay),Aug 9, 2pm, FREE
MUSIC in the Gallery - Alex and Eydon, acoustic guitar and vocals, 7pm
Butterfliy Talk, Sue Grimm Hanley, of Paul Smiths VIC Native Species Butterfly House, Aug 15, 6pm
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3 POP UP EXHIBITS: Porcelain, Terracotta, Prayer Beads, Thurs, July 10, 17, 31, 2014
curated by Karla Oehler. The new pop-up series at Tahawus Center bridges the gap between museum and arts community, with a "hands on" event that comes and goes very quickly, and is characterized by a really surprising quality.

Pop Up Press Republican:
Art out of the Woods and on Main St

SYMPOSIUM, A Few Degrees.  A Profound Change 8/21 - John Johanson is a designer and natural resource manager focused on sustainable architecture, historic rehabilitation, and stewardship of forest resources, particularly in the Adirondack Park.

Double Visions (Community Arts Exhibit)
Poet, illustrator, and photographer Nadine McLaughlinresides in Jay, NY. Her photo art has been exhibited extensively in the High Peaks area of the Adirondacks. She is the author of several books of poetry, including Sunrise, Sunset: Poetry ... just for the joy of it.
Lake Champlain Weekly Press for Community Arts

Japanese Scrolls (Community Arts Exhibit)
Hans Laverge (Lake Placid, New York City) shares his collection of avian and floral representations in computer enhanced simulation of flat painted, high detailed, large scale images, mounted with the traditional cylinder wooden rollers and fastening ribbons and showcases this new form of traditional Japanese art.   Spanning a great variety of subject matter, from political commentary to epic romances to religious tales, Japanese illustrated hands scrolls bring stories to life in a vivid, engaging manner. Community Arts Press Release

MOHAWK OF THE ADIRONDACKS- Sept 21- Oct 12
curated by Margaret Horn. PRESS RELEASE,
REVIEW! by Kathleen Recchia
ARTICLE by Robin Caudell, Press Republican

"THROUGH THE YEARS" 9/6 -10/6, 2013

Photographs of works spanning each decade
of the career of JERI WRIGHT (Wilmington)

Read the Lake Champlain Weekly article
"Doing the Gallery Hop"

Press Release - REVIEW

Here Come the Trains December 15-January 5
G-Scale Model Trains - Serious Fun for the Young
at Heart!

Trains are Coming Flyer

The TLC Windows Galleries are transformed by
the wonderland of G-Model trains.
Collectors Carl Koke (Peru) and Lou Scavo (Jay)

PRESS RELEASE
Press Article Boys and their Toys

Home Town Cable Show on TLC / Exhibit

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