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PAUL KOSTABI

RESONANCE

Main Gallery at Building 35

Pictured: Artist, Paul Kostabi

September 13 – October 26

Opening Reception:
Saturday, September 13th
5 - 7pm
Note, the gallery will only be open from 5 - 7pm on Saturday. Regular gallery hours begin Sunday, September 14th.

Gallery Hours:
Fridays: 2-5pm
Saturdays & Sundays: 1-5pm

GARNER Arts Center is proud to present RESONANCE, a solo exhibition of large-scale paintings, archival works, and custom guitars from the East Village and Piermont-based artist and musician Paul Kostabi, to be exhibited in the Main Gallery at Building 35.

Living between the frenetic pulse of New York City’s East Village and the slower, echoing rhythms of the Hudson Valley, I find my work shaped by the friction and harmony of these dual existences. RESONANCE is not only a sonic metaphor drawn from my life in music and visual art, but a declaration of presence. It reflects how the human mark reverberates across geography and memory.

–Paul Kostabi


JO YARRINGTON
JOHN MORTON

 Enrichment

Ned Harris Gallery

Uranium Games [detail], Jo Yarrington

September 13 – October 26

Opening Reception:
Saturday, September 13th
5 - 7pm

Note, the gallery will only be open from 5 - 7pm on Saturday. Regular gallery hours begin Sunday, September 14th.

Gallery Hours:
Fridays: 2-5pm
Saturdays & Sundays: 1-5pm

Enrichment is an exhibition comprising a series of sequential installations that encompass an enamored view of technology and the underbelly of its destructive potential.

This collaborative project, created by Jo Yarrington and John Morton, explores the resonant frequencies between uranium enrichment and radioactive decay, offering a seductive and thought-provoking experience that probes the complex impact of technology and science on our lives and the environment.

"You will rejoice to hear that no disaster has accompanied the commencement of an enterprise which you have regarded with such evil forebodings."
- Mary Shelley, Frankenstein


JOHN MORTON

Minisceongo Overlay

GARNER Arts Center unveils John Morton’s sonic tribute to a storied waterway.

Pictured: Waterproof Microphone (Developed by John Morton and Jen Kutler)

Opening Reception:
Saturday, September 13th
5-7PM

GARNER Arts Center proudly announces the official opening of Minisceongo Overlay, a semi-permanent outdoor sound installation by acclaimed composer and sound artist, John Morton. Situated on a pedestrian walkway and commercial bridge overlooking the Minisceongo Creek within the GARNER Historic District complex, this immersive work invites visitors to experience the creek as both a musical instrument and conduit to the voice of nature.


2025 GARNER Arts Center Members Exhibition

Open Call Happening Now!
All Current & Future Members are Welcome to Submit Work

Eligibility: at least 18 years of age and a current Artist Member of GAC.

Membership:** Artist may purchase a membership online in advance or at the time of drop-off. Artist Level Memberships are $35 (credit card/Venmo payments are subject to a fee).

    Member Benefits:
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Participation in Annual Member Show
- Discounted Admission to Year-round GARNER events and festivals, excluding GARNER fundraisers

Schedule
Open call begins: Immediately 
Art Drop-off: Thurs., October 30th – 5 – 7pm AND Sat., November 1st - 1 - 5pm
Exhibition Preview for 2025 GARNER Gala: Friday, November 7th – 6 – 7pm
First weekend on view:  Saturday, November 8th and Sunday, November 9th –  1 – 5pm
Artist Reception:  Saturday, November 15th - 5pm to 7pm
Gallery Hours: Fridays, 2-5pm; Saturdays & Sundays 1-5pm
(Closed November 28th)
December 14th - Exhibition closes after gallery hours
Artwork Pick up:  Thurs., December 18th – 2pm -5:30pm AND Sat., December 20th 1 - 5pm