September 7th, 2018 5-8 PM - WordPress.com...Gallery Night is funded in part from the Community Arts Partnership Decentralization Grant and is organized by the Downtown Ithaca Alliance.

Gallery Night is funded in part from the Community Arts Partnership Decentralization Grant and is organized by the Downtown Ithaca Alliance.

September 7th, 20185-8 PM

A walkable tour ofDowntown Ithaca art galleries

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Artwork by: Lisa Schreiner

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SEPTEMBER GALLERY LOCATIONS & EXHIBITS:1. CAP ArtSpace

171 E. State St. (Inside Center Ithaca Visitor Center ) | artspartner.orgGallery Night: Victoria Romanoff (sculpture) & Gillian Peder-son-Krag (painting)Gillian Pederson-Krag and Victoria Romanoff both earned BFA’s from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1962 . It was a period at RISD where there was a huge emphasis on the importance of drawing and they found that the education they received was challenging and inspiring. They took a further step and obtained Masters of Fine Arts degrees from Cornell University in the mid-1960’s. Even though their work is quite different in their chosen materials and techniques , their former education and training provided a link that has remained visually cohesive.

The Community Arts Partnership thanks the Tompkins Trust Company for their generous sponsorship of the CAP ArtSpace and C.S.P. Management for spon-soring this exhibit.

2. Home Green Home 215 E. State St. (The Commons) | homegreenhome.comLocal Nature Photography by Rachel Hogancamp & Fernando Llosa

3. State of the Art Gallery 120 W. Martin Luther King, Jr./State Street | soagithaca.org

James Spitznagel and David Watkins This two-person show features work with both similarities in artistic processes and differences in the final images: David starts with a photograph. James starts with a drawing. Both move their images through numerous iterations, layering texture and color, light and shadow, sharpness and contrast, until new, original work emerges. The process is about developing mood and intimate versions of each artist’s personal vision. Show dates: Sept. 5-30, 2018; open-ing reception, Friday, September 7, 5-8pm. State of the Art is at 120 W Martin Luther King, Jr./State St. with curbside parking and ADA accessibility. Hours: Wed.-Fri., 12-6pm, Sat.&Sun., 12-5pm. 607-277-1626, www.soagithca.org

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9. Gimme Coffee 506 W. State St. | gimmeecoffee.comCafe Side-- Recent Work by Kelly CullenSeating Room--Mr. Bean by Patrick Branigan “Mr. Bean” is a series of drawings and paintings which are, in part, medita-tions on the majesty and blamelessness of my dog and imaginations of the hikes that we share.

10. The History Center401 E. State St., Suite 100 | thehistorycenter.net/First Friday Gallery Night: Farewell to The History Center’s Murals

Friday, September 7, 6:00 PM Talk, Doors Open 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM (at The History Center)

In conjunction with First Friday Gallery Night and The History Center’s ap-proaching move, we invite you to give a farewell to The History Center’s murals, now located on the building’s side facing the creek. The murals feature Tompkins County’s recognizable people and themes from our past. The 6:00 PM program will include a talk by the artist Marriann Loveland and a screening of Terry Harbin’s video of the art process. Light refreshments will be provided.

11. Buffalo Street Books215 N. Cayuga St. | buffalostreetbooks.comScott Brown / Nicotine Gum for the SoulScott works at the bookstore and has provided much of the artwork over the years. He uses charcoal, chalk, pen and ink, paint, stuff he finds and anything that goes on clearance. Art critic Jerry Saltz once told him, “We want more breadsticks.” This exhibit will feature politics, mental health, modern life, fireflies and elevators. You really want to miss that?

12. The Mink Gallery614 N. Cayuga St. | barbaramink.comDon’t miss a special gallery night at The Mink Gallery with visiting artist Thomas Partigianoni, who shares the gallery with his deeply textured work on canvas and paper. 614 North Cayuga Street 5-8pm.

13. Callen Golden Productions and Studio515 N. Cayuga St. | Find us on FacebookJoin us at the New Callen Golden Studios at 515 N Cayuga St, as we continue our celebration of summer with work from: BubbleFish Designs, Callen Gold-en, Leah Armstrong, and Reid. Reception with light refreshments from 5-8pm.

14. Decorum-too 215 N. Cayuga St. # 74, The Dewitt MallRepresentational Painting and Sculpture by Rob Mackenzie, Jenny Page and Terry Plater.Contemporary Art fot the Classic Art Lover.

4. Sunny Days123 S. Cayuga St. | sunnydaysny.comZac Boggs - Water as WhiteZac Boggs is a landscape architect who spends his free time in nature sketch-ing what he sees. This series encompasses a selection of sketchbook draw-ings from the Ithaca waterfalls, gorges and natural destinations. Turbulent water is a challenge to capture with pen and ink - Zac sketches the negative space leaving the water as white.

5. Community School of Music and Arts330 East MLK / State St. | CSMA-ithaca.orgFaculty ShowA group exhibition of recent work by the visual arts faculty at the Commu-nity School of Music and Arts (CSMA). Get a glimpse of the creativity and individual styles of CSMA’s teaching artists and get inspired to take a studio class this fall! Please join us in our gallery for refreshments and performances by CSMA music and dance faculty throughout the evening (schedule TBA). Visit www.csma-ithaca.org or call (607) 272-1474 for information and to enroll for upcoming classes.

6. Handwork102 W. State St. | handwork.coop/Pottery by Julie CrosbyCo-op artist Julie Crosby will demonstrate slab and coiling hand building techniques, followed by making cuts to create basket forms. Julie Crosby is a full-time studio potter residing in the Finger Lakes, and has been a mem-ber of Handwork Cooperative since October 2013. She combines traditional techniques with a contemporary sensibility to create pots specifically for use in the home and the beautification of domestic space.

7. Hilton Garden Inn130 E. Seneca St. | hgi.comDREAM HOME by Charlotte GhiorseHaunted houses are a metaphor for the aging female. I have been painting images of haunted houses since the beginning of my career 1991. And am trained in Second Generation Abstract Expressionism. My mentor Dennis Byng, would often Ask: Is it really important for you to paint a portrait of a house? Yes! I would say. Painting paint is super exciting but there is some-thing about a broken down building... I can’t quite put my finger on. These images are from 2002, 2007, 2014, 2015. The song remains the same I just can’t stop myself. So I keep going. Because they are fun...

8. Gimme Coffee430 N. Cayuga St. | gimmeecoffee.com“Caps for Sale” by Olivia Royale Easy Living Hats is a local hat brand hand crafted by Olivia Royale. All Easy Living Hats will stretch to fit any size, can be worn in any season, and will pack flat for travel and adventures. Olivia is excited to share her Fall/Winter Collection with you in Gallery style appreciation at Gimme Coffee on Cayu-ga. Come for the month of September to Shop for the perfect hat. Hats are available to purchase at Handwork. in Ithaca, at the Ithaca Farmers Market, and online at www.easylivinghats.com.

15. Waffle Frolic 146 E. State St. (The Commons) | wafflefrolic.comRumZVision Presents: “Of Light in Darkness” by Harrison RumseyLocal photographer Harrison Rumsey brings his vision of our world in photo-graphs to Waffle Frolic. Known for his barn and farm photos, landscapes and the simple beauty around us, this exhibit features a unique perspective of finding the light for photographic composition no matter how dark the envi-ronment taken - night, evening, morning light, moonlight, fireflies, starlight or the darkness of the subject itself, Harrison has captured a distinct beauty in each photo.

16. Ink Shop Studio Gallery330 E. State / MLK Street | ink-shop.org/Member Exhibit Each year, The Ink Shop launches a Members’ show, giving our membership the opportunity to exhibit their newest work. This is always a popular show that gives the public the opportunity to see the new work coming out of The Ink Shop, Central New York’s only community printmaking facility.

17. Petrune126 E. State St. (The Commons) | petrunevintage.comGroup Show: The Duality Show: In Darkness and In LightA simultaneous exhibit in two galleries, curated by Ariel Ecklund, (Corners Gallery) and Domenica Brockman, (Petrune Gallery).

These two exhibits consider the themes of darkness and light in varied ways. Visit Petrune Gallery on Gallery Night, September 7, and Corners Gallery on September 14, from 5:00-7:00 to see an entirely different show on the same theme.

18. Benjamin Peters120 E. State St. (The Commons) | benjaminpeters.com“Elsewhere and Somehow” by Tatiana Malkin and Jesse Grossman“Elsewhere and Somehow,” a two person show exhibiting works by visual art-ist Tatiana Malkin and glass artist Jesse Grossman. Malkin explores the theme of going “Elsewhere,” its perils and the hopes of reward, through fantastical and dreamlike works on paper. Grossman’s debut showing, “Somehow,” revolves around collaboration, joining forces with other artist to create unique pendants and marbles that could not be realized on one’s own.

19. New Roots Charter School116 N. Cayuga St. | newrootsschool.org“Mug Shots”, photographs by Tim DrakeLife seeks balance; empty cups beg to be filled, full cups seek to be con-sumed. Periods of exertion are followed by moments of rest and long pauses bring insight into actions to be taken. To me the settling of coffee grounds on the cups bottom reminds me how precious and unique each day is. The probability of life itself being so small and yet our ability to miss the beauty that surrounds us often so big. To learn to slow down and experience it all; creation, destruction, art, grief, joy and everything in between is the real gift.

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20. Ithaca Coffee Company 311 E. Green St. | ithacacoffee.comThe Pillsbury Building Print Series by Nina Widger

Created in 2001 the subject matter for this series in the Pillsbury Grain Building which used to stand in North Milwaukee along highway 43. The print series was made by reworking some original sketches in pastels on watercolor paper. After creating the pastel series, the artist scanned each piece and made sets of prints using an original Iris Giclee printer at Milwaukee’s Cream City Editions. They are printed with an archival water based ink on watercolor paper.

21. Press Cafe118 W. Green St. | facebook.com/ithacapress/Recent Work by Nicole CostaThis selection of recent work is inspired by the deck of 52 playing cards...and how it corresponds to the deck of tarot cards....especially The Joker from the deck of 52, known as The Fool in the tarot...in both decks this card marks the beginning and the end of a re-cycling cycle...every shuffle deals a different hand...dictates different play and tells a different story but all essentially about the journey of the Joker or Fool...who is ever present in every play....

22. Nature’s Apothecary115 S. Cayuga St. | NaturesApothecaryIthaca.comTender Moments by Lisa SchreinerNew to Ithaca, Lisa is a visual artist that works in multiple traditional media. Her creations encourage her (as well as the viewer) to slow down, reconnect and see that both this world and ourselves are filled with beauty and magic. This exhibit is about being with that beauty which surrounds us. She uses whatever artistic media will con-vey those feelings to create two and three dimensional portals to that connection.

23. Lifelong119 W. Court St. | tclifelong.orgAutumn QuiltsQuilts represent different things to different people. They evoke feelings of warmth, tradition, family, history, artistry, and hard work. They can tell stories, commemorate rites of passage and holidays, or simply look beautiful. As the summer heat fades, Lifelong will again be displaying some of the work from the local community of quilters. The quilt exhibit will be up through September and October, and will open during Gallery Night September.

24. Handwork Promotions118 Press Bay Alley | handwork.coopLittle Red Wagon Artisans and Amuse presents: Artists in the AlleyEnjoy Gallery Night in Press Bay Alley! A pop-up artist market featuring a collection of fun, unique handmade goodness from local makers.