2005 guide: galleries museums & artists

Art in America, August, 2005

The Guide is a comprehensive alphabetical listing, arranged by state and city, of U.S. museums, galleries, university galleries, nonprofit exhibition spaces, corporate consultants, private dealers and print dealers.

Included are addresses, phone numbers, business hours, names of directors and a short description of the type of art shown. Artists exhibited at each location are listed.

Institutions are categorized by the following designations: G (gallery), M (museum), U (university gallery), N (nonprofit exhibition space), C (corporate consultant), D (private dealer), P (print dealer).

Each institution is assigned a key number, used for cross-referencing in all indexes,

Listings for businesses and institutions advertising in The Guide are in #.

NEWBURGH

4412. Karpeles Manuscript Museum

94 Broadway 12550

(845) 569-4997

Mon-Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4 Dir: Lisa Price

Contemporary art in all mediums; rotating exhibitions of manuscripts, illustrations and documents. M

4413. Yellow Bird : The Gallery

19 Front St 12550

(845) 561-7204

E-mail: estevens@yellowbirdgallery.com

Web site: www.yellowbirdgallery.com

Wed-Sun 10-6 Dir: Elizabeth Stevens G/C

Artists exhibited: Stanley Boxer, Jill Corson, Philip Grausman, Bradford Graves (estate), Eorrest Meyer, Myron Polenberg, Katherine Porter, Tim Rollins, Kikuo Saito, Micky Schon, Michael Steiner, TODT

NIAGARA UNIVERSITY

4414. Niagara University

Castellani Art Museum

14109-1938

(716) 286-8200, fax (716) 286-8289

E-mail: cam@niagara.edu

Web site: www.niagara.edu/~cam

Wed-Sat 11-5, Sun 1-5 Dir: Sandra Olsen

19th-century to contemporary art. Concentration in art of the late 20th century. Prints and works on paper. U

NORTH WOODMERE

4415. Phyllis N. Teplitz Fine Art

782 Plainfield Ln 11581

(516) 791-4544, fax (516) 569-0023

E-mail: pteplitz@optonline.net; sharonb@optonline.net

By appt

Dir: Phyllis N. Teplitz/Sharon Teplitz Boykin

Contemporary and modern masters, prints, works on paper, sculpture, paintings and ceramics. D

Artists exhibited: Pierre Alechinsky, Karel Appel, Hannelore Baron, Elliot Bassman, Romare Bearden, Alexander Calder, Willem de Kooning, Jim Dine, Jean Dubuffet, Janet Fish, Robert Kushner, Joan Miro

NYACK

4416. Hopper House Art Center Edward Hopper Landmark Preservation Foundation

82 N Broadway 10960

(845) 358-0774

Web site: www.edwardhopperhouseartcenter.org

Thu-Sun 1-5 Dir: Cathrine Shiga-Gattullo

National juried shows. Focus on local and tri-state artists, annual book fair. Edward Hopper memorabilia. N

Artists exhibited: Edward Hopper

OAKDALE

4417. Dowling College The Anthony Giordano Gallery

Dept of Visual Art 11769

(631) 244-3016, fax (631) 589-6644

E-mail: brownp@dowling.edu

Wed-Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4 Dir: Pam Brown

Contemporary art; site-specific installation. Thematic historical exhibitions and special projects including new media. U

Artists exhibited: Bruce Busby, Arnold Chang, Ruth Hardinger, Wifredo Lam, Whitfield Lovell, Megan Marlatt, Roberto Matta, Sonia Melara, Florence Neal, Janet Nolan, Faith Ringgold, Jenna Spevak

OGDENSBURG

4418. Frederic Remington Art Museum

303 Washington St 13669

(315) 393-2425, fax (315) 393-4464

E-mail: info@fredericremington.org

Web site: www.fredericremington.org

Call for hours Dir: Lowell McAllister

Remington bronzes, paintings and drawings and the artist's personal effects. M

Artists exhibited: Frederic Remington

OLD WESTBURY

4419. Marcia Blum

4 Bostwick Ln 11568

(516) 997-4411

Dir: Marcia Blum

Turn-of-the-century French posters. Contemporary prints and works on paper. D

ONEONTA

4420. Hartwick College Foreman Gallery

Anderson Center for the Arts 13820

(607) 431-4620, fax (607) 431-4825

E-mail: wilsonl@hartwick.edu

Mort-Sun 12-9 and by appt

Dir: Lee Ann Wilson

Contemporary art exhibitions," biennial faculty and annual student shows. U

OSSINING

4421. Print Cabinet

63 Stone Ave 10562

(914) 941-5478

E-mail: patwil@bestweb.net

Web site: http://printcabinet.com/

By appt Dir: Patricia Wilson

Historical and contemporary fine prints. D

Artists exhibited: Paul Cadmus

PEEKSKILL

4422. Flat Iron Gallery

105 S Division St 10566

(914) 734-1894, fax (914) 739-4525

E-mail: flatirongallery@hotmail.com

Web site: www.flatiron.qpg.com

Fri 3-7, Sat 10-5 and Sun 12-4 by appt

Dir: Wendie Garber

American artists. Mediums from jewelry to paintings and sculpture. G

Artists exhibited: Sally Aldrich, Erika Baker, Mikolaj Ciszewski, Carl Holst, Andrew Lattimore, Leslie Lew, Bohdan Osyczka, Tony Parillo, Marlene Ferrell Parillo, Berenice Pliskin, Tom Shapiro, Roberta Shapiro

4423. Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art

1701 Main Street, PO Box 209 10566

(914)788-7166, fax (914)788-4531

Web site: www.hvcca.com

Sat-Sun 11-6 and by appt

Dir: Livia Straus

Dedicated to the development and presentation of contemporary art and related public programs. Artist-in-residence programs, teacher training. M

Artists exhibited: Helene Aylon, Berlinde DeBruykere, Tom Friedman, Thomas Hirschhorn, Karsten Krejcarek, Tony Matelli, Paul McCarthy, Juan Munoz, Patricia Piccinini, Kiki Smith, Rebecca Warren, Olav Westphalen

4424. Maxwell Fine

1204 Main St 10566-2902

E-mail: devitomax@aol.com