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Frank Curran is a Painter and Printmaker. Painted works are primarily oil on canvas or panel. The body of printed works is more diverse but generally limited to Intaglio prints  and Relief or Letterpress (woodcut, wood engraving, handset type and letterpress variants.) Painted images inspire print projects and printmaking can be be a catalyst for a painting series.

Margot Curran lives and paints in New York’s Hudson Valley, where she grew up in a family of resourceful makers. She currently studies painting in the Western portraiture tradition, shedding a raking light on the underappreciated model.

Tim Ebneth is an artist, illustrator and designer who currently lives and works in Kinderhook, NY. While growing up in New York City, his passion for art began with visits to the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Tim was greatly influenced by the fashion, music and culture of  the times.Since moving to the Hudson Valley, his work continues to flourish. The surrounding landscape and the energy of nature, serve as newfound and continuous inspiration for Tim’s drawing, painting and mixed media pieces.

Bruce Edelstein was educated at St Martin’s London and the Otis Art Inst (MFA). After creating stage sets in NYC, he visited Oaxaca and Colombia where his interest in working with terracotta developed.  Bruce has shown continuously since 1977 at venues throughout the world.

Nicholas Haylett is an artist living in Kinderhook.  He paints small watercolor landscapes and room portraits in watercolor (with ink drawing) in what he calls, a slightly theatrical, nostalgic style.

In a variety of mediums, Karen Hummel explores nature, landscape, animals, botanicals, and abstractions. She draws inspiration from Columbia County, Hudson River, Catskills, Maine, Ireland and Scotland. Karen is a member of the plein air painters of Columbia County.

Gillie Holme is an artist & object maker who lives & works in Kinderhook & NYC. Her text based prints & drawings explore the contradictions & commonalities in our ongoing interpretation of the enchantment of language.

Scott Kilgour is a Scottish American artist living in Kinderhook whose linear style is grounded in Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s art nouveau aesthetic. Scott turned to sunflowers during covid to capture the bio- dynamic energy expressed by the forces of nature.

Sandra Koponen came to oil paintjng after a life time of working in a various art forms, from music to video.  Always keeping it fresh, her paintings run the gamut from representational to abstract, political to pastoral, but you can always count on juicy paintings thick in oil and vibrant colors. Her recent ventures in sculpture are also fun to see.

Susanne Lamb is an illustrator and designer living in Kinderhook. She studied Illustration, English, and History at the Rhode Island School of Design before holding a career in New York City designing apparel. Currently, Susanne enjoys working on many local projects including maps and merchandise for the Village of Kinderhook and nearby businesses. She works both traditionally and digitally. Past clients include Chronicle Books, Hot Topic, Kohl’s, Shopbop, Snapchat, Stonyfield, TJ Maxx, Urban Outfitters, and Yankee Candle.

Taylor Morgan is a painter and narrative artist originally from Brooklyn NY, currently living and working in the Hudson Valley. She received her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2019. Her work is influenced by 20th century illustration with themes of relationships, anxiety and make-believe.

Artist Randall Schmit has exhibited his work widely for several decades, and his work is included in the permanent collections of numerous museums; the artist presently lives and works in the Village of Valatie. Schmit is best known for expressive gesture, joining secular and mythical images within ambiguous spaces, creating a juncture of surreal graphic novel
and biomorphic expressionist painting.

Tracey Campbell Pearson is the author and illustrator of many critically acclaimed picture books, including Bob, a NCTE Notable Book, and the illustrator of many more children’s books, including The Moon by Robert Louis Stevenson, a Booklist Editor’s Choice. She recently moved from Vermont to the Hudson Valley.