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GO TO Past 2023 exhibitions
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STAY TUNED FOR OUR 2024 CALENDAR!
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DECEMBER 2 - 30
Closed Dec. 24 and Dec. 31- Happy Holidays!
Closed Dec. 24 and Dec. 31- Happy Holidays!
William Disbro: Story Boards - Images of Changing Views
Disbro is a retired Jamestown Community College art professor living in Jamestown, NY. He works in oil, collage, and stained glass to tell complex stories. Find out more about Disbro and his works at www.disbroart.com.
2023 calendar of exhibitions & events
FEBRUARY 4 - MARCH 5
Adam Cooley: Boro Land - Layered Worlds
"Boro Land" is a world cobbled and layered together, where fantastical things are forged out of the unwanted and forgotten. It is a window on a reinterpreted world. Find out more about Cooley, who splits his time between Cuba (NY) and Japan, and his work on his website.
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FEBRUARY 4 - MARCH 5
Carol McDonald: Animal Exposition - Newsprint Transformations
Using recycled elements, such as coat hangers, Styrofoam packing, newspapers, and phone books for strength and shape, the goal of Tionesta, PA resident McDonald's work is to create wildlife with individual characteristics, encouraging the viewer to take a second look. McDonald hopes through her art to increase appreciation for wildlife and the need to have a healthy environment for all.
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APRIL 1 - APRIL 30
Nicole Maye Luga:
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APRIL 1 - APRIL 30
Maryam Safajoo:
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JUNE 3 - JULY 2
Dias Prabu: Mangaranto. In Time All Are Together
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Arriving from Indonesia, Dias Prabu's drawings and batik-dyed banners update his country's long, rich history of batik with a lively contemporary graphic style and imagery. A live performance iby musical team Kultura Collectiva will accompany the exhibition during the opening reception. READ ABOUT "MANGARANTO" AND ARTIST STATEMENT
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JUNE 3 - JULY 2
Jessica Ellen Boice:
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AUGUST 5 - SEPTEMBER 3
Valerie Patterson:
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AUGUST 5 - SEPTEMBER 3
Charles Guay: Little SomethingsSimplified, uncluttered compositions provide the view a visual break from the visual complexity of our hectic contemporary world. Visit his website to learn more about Guay, his work, and his investment in his Massachusetts community.
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SEPTEMBER 22-24
OPENING RECEPTION FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 FROM 5 TO 8 PM |
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In an exciting partnership with the Allegheny National Forest, the Crary Art Gallery is proud to celebrate the Centennial with this juried exhibition. Over 100 artists submitted works inspired by the ANF and about a third of them were selected by juror, Laura Domencic, Executive Director of the Erie Art Museum, for this special exhibition.
The opening reception coming Friday, September 22 from 5 to 8 pm kicks off a weekend filled with celebratory events around the region. Download the Centennial Celebrations Calendar for details. |
Some of the activities that will take place that day include an open art activity (no registration needed, just drop in and have fun!), presentations by Allegheny National Forest and CAG representatives and more. This is a free catered event, open to the public.
And, if you are not able to make it to the opening on Friday, the exhibition will run through the weekend, Saturday from 12 to 6 PM and Sunday from 12 to 4 PM |
OCTOBER 7 - NOVEMBER 5
Elizabeth Myers Castonguay: Endangered
Castonguay's life and art career have been dedicated to social, racial, and environmental justice. The resident of Pittsburg began her "Endangered" series almost a dozen years ago, uniting the concepts of human diversity and the biodiversity of nature. Learn more about Castonguay and her work on her website.
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OCTOBER 7 - NOVEMBER 5
Abby Carter: A Topsy Turvy Reality
Carter illustrates odd characters and whimsical scenes for books nationally while residing in Scarborough, Maine. See more of her work on her website.
