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Permanent Collection, Part 3: Selections from Artists’ Rescue Team, 3/11 Japan

Plus, Silent Auction in the Small Gallery

Now: Press Play

Now: Press Play, an exhibition of works by SUNY New Paltz MFA and Alumni.

Special Event: Artist Talk for Women Forward, Part 2!

Join us as the artists from the show speak about their works on display and their artistic practice.

Women Forward, Part 2: Innovative Women

Presenting over 20 outstanding women artists with diverse cultural background, heritages, and nationalities

20th Annual WAH Salon

January 26 – February 17, 2019 Opening Reception: Saturday, January 26, 4-6pm

Section B – Permanent Collection Show Part 3: Acquired Between 2010-2012

SECTION B : Saturday, December 1 – Sunday, December 30

Section A Permanent Collection Part 3: Acquired Between 2010-2012

Section A: Saturday, October 20 – Sunday, November 18, 2018 Section A Opening Reception: Saturday, October 20th, 4-6 pm

Part 3 Permanent Collection: Acquired Between 2010-2012

SECTION A: Saturday, October 20 – Sunday, November 18 SECTION B : Saturday, December 1 – Sunday, December 30

A Look at “See You Again, Orin!”

Upon walking into the Williamsburg Art and Historical center gallery, one is immersed in Orin Buck’s eclectic portfolio. The exhibit is acting as a proper send off for a loved WAH member who will soon be moving to Arizona. In regards to his art-work, there is no limit to the mediums used, he successfully utilizes […]

Differing Approaches in “Collective Identity: The Legacy of Apprenticeship Under Toshiko Takaezu”

Toshiko Takaezu, the celebrated Japanese-American ceramic artist, spent most of her life teaching others. In her lifetime she took in over 30 apprentices and the work that was created among this group of artists has incredible significance in relation to her own practice. To commemorate and celebrate Toshiko and her influence, WAH Center is showing […]