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HVCCA exhibitions and programs are generously
supported by:
The Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art is pleased to present the following:
Ongoing Exhibitions
- Size Matters:
XXL - Recent Large-Scale Paintings
September 16, 2007 - Spring 2008
Featuring monumental paintings by a diverse group of international artists. - ANIMAL
SPIRIT: Maider Bilbao
September 16, 2007 - December 16, 2007
HVCCA's Summer '07 Artist-In-Residence.
A site-specific installation and performance. - Size Matters:
XS - Recent Small-Scale Paintings
June 9 - December 16, 2007
The first of a two-part exhibition investigating issues of scale in contemporary painting featuring many of today’s most exceptional established and emerging artists.
Long Term Installations
- Folkert de Jong: Mount
Maslow
Dutch artist Folkert de Jong, one of the most innovative young sculptors today, stages chaotic figurative scenes using styrofoam and polyurethane foam.
- Thomas Hirschhorn - Laundrette, 2001
Announcements
- HVCCA is pleased to welcome Paul Brewer as its Director.
Paul received his Master of Arts in Criticism from Bard College and has previously served as David Schwarz Projects Curator at SUNY Purchase and Director of College Exhibitions and Special Programs at the Corcoran Museum of Art. - Westchester
Arts Council Grant for 2006
The Westchester Arts Council gave HVCCA its largest operations grant in its history for an arts organization in existence less than three years. - GDC Continues Support of Peekskill
Project 2006
Ginsburg Development Corporation continues their support of the Peekskill Project, the third annual event that brings contemporary art out of the gallery and into the communities of Peekskill. - Governor
Pataki Announces State Funding for the Hudson Valley Center For Contemporary
Art
$120,000 will allow center in Peekskill to fund rehabilitation project