This summer, paired with the lush grounds of Westchester County’s largest park, visitors will find artwork that breathes the same life as its green meadows and picturesque hiking trails. The WPA Gallery at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation will display the nature-inspired works of two local artists as part of its Art in the Park program.
"Clarivel with Black Blouse with White Ribbon" by Mickalene Thomas (© 2019 Mickalene Thomas / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York) As the Hudson River Museum (HRM) celebrates its centennial, it looks to the future by embracing the past. At the forefront of its new mission is a fierce commitment to engaging with its diverse ... Read More » 
Artists and curators are always looking for new avenues of expression and a popular new route has been pop-up galleries and exhibitions. This dynamic new trend has led to a variety of pop-ups around Westchester. Over the last year, the county has seen everything from an arts and music-centric pop up at the Rye House in Port Chester to a pop-up exhibition of fine art curated as part of an open house in Harrison.
