The Gallery at South Hill
There will be a one person exhibit at The Gallery at South Hill in August featuring the artwork of Pamela Drix. Pam makes use of printmaking, sculpture, drawing and multi media. Her new works created for this exhibit focus partly on her recent residency in Venice, Italy. This gallery will be open on August 29 […]
Ethel Vrana
My early impressionistic landscapes have evolved into abstract paintings, inspired by the fundamental shapes and colors in nature, including two recent botanical series. I enjoy exploring new techniques using oil and acrylic paints, pastel sticks, transparent inks, layered painting, and collage.
Andrew Gillis
I have been photographing in Ithaca since 1970, primarily in black and white. My focus has been mostly the revealing details rather than large sweeping vistas, and most of my work consists of toned fiber base silver prints made from 4×5 negatives.
Carlton J. Manzano
Representational landscapes to contemporary impressionist. Most of the paintings are painted outdoors on location I work in oil on canvas.
State of the Art Gallery
We are a cooperative fine art gallery operated by our members from the Finger Lakes region of New York, seeking to enhance the cultural and economic vitality of our community. Information about our members and their contacts can be found at our members page.
The Mink Gallery
On instagram Barbara Mink and Facebook The Mink Gallery. Featuring colorful abstracts in alcohol inks and acrylics, inspired by the colors and forms of the Finger Lakes.
Austin MacRae
I am a daily painter who draws from both representational and abstract modes to create scenes that explore the intersection of space and memory. My paintings take an unexpected angle on everyday subject matter that sometimes includes a surreal twist. Working with both landscapes and interiors, I examine the nature of light itself as it […]
Leslie Ihde
I am fascinated by the hide and seek of form in the lyrical language of color and shape. This is another way of saying that my work strides the intersection of the abstract and the recognizable. I paint with oil, landscapes and botanicals, and sometimes animals.
Rachel Philipson
I focus on fine art photographs, cards, and textiles.