EVENTS

SATURDAY, SEP 28, 12-5 PM

Melanie Delgado leads participants through a Matisse-inspired cut and paste art project. New work emerges using painted paper, scissors and glue.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

SATURDAY, SEP 21, 12-5 PM

Join artist Norm Magnusson where he will share examples of his “Decorating Nature” series, inviting passers-by to come paint on rocks and twigs and leaves and things!

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, SEP 13, 14 & 15, 12-5 PM

Explore making art inspired by personal meditations and help create an installation within the HFA.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, SEP 13, 14 & 15, 12-5 PM

Explore making art inspired by personal meditations and help create an installation within the HFA.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, SEP 13, 14 & 15, 12-5 PM

Explore making art inspired by personal meditations and help create an installation within the HFA.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, SEP 6, 7 & 8, 12-5 PM

Create DJ’d collages, weaving sampled, layered, and repeated; visual soundscapes disrupted; music, text, and lyrics audibly, visibly scratched, and danced into surfaces.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

The Woodstock Art Colony: The Nascent Years 1900-1930

A lecture series with Dr. Bruce Weber

A series of lectures on the history of the Woodstock Art Colony and its fundamental years from 1900-1930, presented by Dr. Bruce Weber, 19th & 20th century American Art scholar and former curator of the National Academy Museum and the Museum of the City of New York.

SEPTEMBER 7  |  Life of the Maverick: The Arrival of Visual Artists, 1920 – 1930

All lectures take place from 2 – 3 pm at the Woodstock Artists Association & Museum

Admission
$20 general
$15 WAAM members & students

$75 book of tickets for the series
$55 book of tickets for the series for WAAM members & students

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, SEP 6, 7 & 8, 12-5 PM

Create DJ’d collages, weaving sampled, layered, and repeated; visual soundscapes disrupted; music, text, and lyrics audibly, visibly scratched, and danced into surfaces.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, SEP 6, 7 & 8, 12-5 PM

Create DJ’d collages, weaving sampled, layered, and repeated; visual soundscapes disrupted; music, text, and lyrics audibly, visibly scratched, and danced into surfaces.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY  AUG 30, 31 & SEP 1, 12-5 PM

Make a tiny work of art and post on the studio. Express yourself with pencil and crayon with our DIY station by the studio!

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

SATURDAY, SUNDAY,  OCTOBER 19, 20, 12-5 PM

Inhabitation brings four/five professional dancers to HFA to engage in a series of dance scores with the environmental space and pedestrians. The dance scores invite the public to choose how to engage with the dance be it: become a mover in the dance; to offer directions to the dancers or to observe and then reflect on paper with drawing or words. The dance scores are simple structures that are people friendly and encourage social engagement. These dance scores also encourage people to define their personal space within the social space and environmental space. Using string as a prop, we explore a grid, the perimeter, and personal spaces to consider how humans use space.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

ARTS & MAKERS FAIR AT WAAM

SATURDAY  & SUNDAY
OCTOBER 19 & 20

Woodstock Artists Association & Museum 28 Tinker, Woodstock NY

Fine Arts, Crafts, Food & Festivities, a Fall celebration of the Hudson Valley’s best makers and shakers.

WAAM will host the Hudson Valley Region’s best makers and shakers to participate in the first annual ARTS & MAKERS at WAAM during the height of the Fall Tourist Season.

This rain or shine event will present 27 exhibitors throughout WAAM’s galleries to the area’s finest makers. Visitors can learn about local artists, enjoy a pottery throwing demonstration, print-making on-site, and lounge in the Arts & Makers cafe offering fresh baked goods, coffee and local mulled hot apple cider. LEARN MORE

Hours:
Saturday, October 19, 12-6pm
Sunday, October 20, 12-4pm

ARTS & MAKERS FAIR AT WAAM

SATURDAY  & SUNDAY
OCTOBER 19 & 20

Woodstock Artists Association & Museum 28 Tinker, Woodstock NY

Fine Arts, Crafts, Food & Festivities, a Fall celebration of the Hudson Valley’s best makers and shakers.

WAAM will host the Hudson Valley Region’s best makers and shakers to participate in the first annual ARTS & MAKERS at WAAM during the height of the Fall Tourist Season.

This rain or shine event will present 27 exhibitors throughout WAAM’s galleries to the area’s finest makers. Visitors can learn about local artists, enjoy a pottery throwing demonstration, print-making on-site, and lounge in the Arts & Makers cafe offering fresh baked goods, coffee and local mulled hot apple cider. LEARN MORE

Hours:
Saturday, October 19, 12-6pm
Sunday, October 20, 12-4pm

SATURDAY, SUNDAY,  OCTOBER 19, 20, 12-5 PM

Inhabitation brings four/five professional dancers to HFA to engage in a series of dance scores with the environmental space and pedestrians. The dance scores invite the public to choose how to engage with the dance be it: become a mover in the dance; to offer directions to the dancers or to observe and then reflect on paper with drawing or words. The dance scores are simple structures that are people friendly and encourage social engagement. These dance scores also encourage people to define their personal space within the social space and environmental space. Using string as a prop, we explore a grid, the perimeter, and personal spaces to consider how humans use space.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

Benefit Art Auction

Of the Artists
By the Artists
For the Artists

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1 PM

Woodstock Artists Association & Museum 28 Tinker, Woodstock NY

Contemporary artwork donated to benefit WAAM’s exhibition programs. 

WAAM was founded in 1919 by artists seeking to foster their fellow artists by providing exhibition space and building a strong community of artistic support. The contemporary artists of our region celebrate this long history by donating artwork to WAAM to be auctioned in WAAM’s first contemporary art auction. These donations provide important funding that allows WAAM to continue this proud legacy, providing artists a showcase to exhibit and a community that fosters free and equal expression.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, OCT 4, 5 & 6, 12-5 PM

This interactive installation of drawings, paintings and sculpture is an exploration of the work Torres and Letcher have been making together for the past five years. Join them for a happening of nostalgic remembrances and the birthing of future dream sequences.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, OCT 4, 5 & 6, 12-5 PM

This interactive installation of drawings, paintings and sculpture is an exploration of the work Torres and Letcher have been making together for the past five years. Join them for a happening of nostalgic remembrances and the birthing of future dream sequences.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, OCT 4, 5 & 6, 12-5 PM

This interactive installation of drawings, paintings and sculpture is an exploration of the work Torres and Letcher have been making together for the past five years. Join them for a happening of nostalgic remembrances and the birthing of future dream sequences.

Events for All Ages, Free and Open to the Public

ABOUT HABITAT for ARTISTS

Founded by Simon Draper, Habitat for Artists (HFA) is a collective project that uses the idea of the artist’s studio as a catalyst for mutual engagement between artists and communities. The “habitats” are small, temporary, 6’ x 6’ studios installed for experiencing art and connecting with the process of artists engaging in creative work. HFA invites artists to work in these small, temporary studios. While exploring their own creative process, artists engage in active dialogues with a new audience. All are invited to participate in this new interaction and discussion about art, the artist’s role, as well as topics which are pertinent or relevant to the community.

Support for Habitat for Artists at WAAM is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo.

Additional support provided by the Klock Kingston Foundation,
Hyman J. & Florence Hammerman Family Foundation & individual donors.

Holiday Crafting  | 4 – 7 pm

Portraits by Onteora Elementary | 5 – 7 pm

Join us for the 38th Annual Woodstock Holiday Open House! Woodstock is full of festive fun, including a cozy bonfire with s’mores in town, live bands and musicians, Victorian Carolers, Santa and Mrs. Claus, and more surprises to come! Town events run from 5 – 9 pm.

Join the WAAM education program during the Woodstock holiday open house for an evening  of art filled fun. Onteora Elementary students  will be drawing  portraits for visitors and Onteora High School students will be running a Holiday crafting table. There will also be a delicious bake sale. Activities are open to all ages with adult  and are by donation, proceeds will help support the WAAM education program.

Visit all the participating shops and admire the beautiful themed window displays. Take advantage of special deals and sales, refreshments and holiday snacks! Eat at one of our excellent restaurants and enjoy food and drink specials.

For more information contact Education Curator Beth Humphrey, beth@woodstockart.org