News
- OPENING TONIGHT! Please join us for the opening of "Made in Rosendale (and nearby...)", on Friday, July 23rd, 6 - 8 pm. This group exhibition will highlight artists that live and work around Rosendale, High Falls, Accord, Stone Ridge, Kingston and Woodstock. Save you tonight! We will also open during the Rosendale Street Festival this weekend, Saturday & Sunday, 1 - 5 pm.
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We are also featuring artworks donated by various artists to benefit Habitat for Artists' upcoming projects. Each work is $ 25.00 & up and your purchase will support community minded art happenings such as the upcoming Roos Arts collaboration with Haitat for Artists which will be opening on October 2, 2010. This show will feature artists from the region such as; Ezerd, Lorrie Fredette, Chris Manning, Jessica Poser, Molly Raush, Todd Sargood and Thomas Sarrantinio as well as Rosendale resident, Art writer and History of Art Lecturer Beth Wilson, who will be coming in on a regular basis to write and blog about ‘what’s been going on ..’ from the Studio.
Thank you for your contribution and support!
- Our town Rosendale was featured in a recent New York Times article by Sari Botton. There's a great picture of the gallery too! Check it out here.
- Habitat for Artists is coming to Rosendale this October.
- We are thrilled to announce an upcoming solo exhibition of new works by Adie Russell in January, 2011.
- We are now on Facebook! Become a Fan...
Current Exhibition
Made in Rosendale (and nearby...) - a summer group show
Opening on July 23, 2010, 6 - 8 pm
23 July - 11 September 2010
Roos Arts is pleased to present Made in Rosendale (and nearby...), a summer group exhibition featuring works by artists who live and work in Rosendale and its neighboring towns. The work represents a diverse range of art practices that reflect the rich and engaging community of artists.
Participating artists are:
Gavin Anderson, Jojo Ans, Fredrick R. Arnold III, Jacinta Bunnell, Amy Cheng, Kristen Degree, Steve Derrickson, Erin Domagal, Adriana Farmiga, Jim Granger, Ayumi Horie, Ann Kalmbach, Tana Kellner, Stefan Lisowski, Paul Maloney, Paul Mcmahon, Wayne Montecalvo, Laura Moriarty, Christina Osburn, Christina Petrone, Giselle Potter, Molly Rausch, Adie Russell, Keiko Sono, Angela Rose Voulgarelis and Veleta Vancza
More details coming soon...
Upcoming Exhibitions
Made in Rosendale (and nearby...) - a group show
Opening on July 23, 2010, 6 - 8 pm
More details coming soon...
Habitat for Artists
October, 2010
More details coming soon...
Adie Russell - a solo exhibition
January 2011
More details coming soon...
Recent Exhibitions
MARK, PAPER, SCISSORS - featuring works by Jason Gubbiotti, Travis Head, Nancy Murphy Spicer
Mia Pearlman, Adie Russell, Erik Schoonebeek & Tamara Zahaykevich
May 1 - June 26, 2010
Opening Reception: Saturday, May 1, 6 - 8 pm
Roos Arts is proud to present Mark, Paper, Scissors, a group exhibition exploring the role of drawing and how artists are utilizing the drawing process to create a diverse range of visual experience. Participating artists are Jason Gubbiotti, Travis Head, Nancy Murphy Spicer, Mia Pearlman, Adie Russell, Erik Schoonebeek and Tamara Zahaykevich. More...
The Bug, The Spider and The Butterfly:
Gerben Mulder, Xavier Noiret-Thomé and Janaina Tschäpe
January 30 - April 3, 2010
Opening Reception: Saturday, January 30th, 6 - 9 pm
Roos Arts is proud to present a three person exhibition, "The Bug, The Spider and The Butterfly: Gerben Mulder, Xavier Noiret-Thomé and Janaina Tschäpe." This exhibition brings together three artists who explore painting and its process with both scrupulous and uninhibited intentions. While one artist builds a painting with layers of cultural and personal flair, another discovers a merging of self and nature within a canvas. The finished work is both a rhetoric and representation of itself, both commentary and living reflection of Painting and its surrounding audience. More...
Pollinator Dreams:
Hudson Vallery Seed Library Pack Art 2010 & Featuring Ayumi Horie Pottery
November 14 - December 12, 2009
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 14th, 7 – 9 pm
The Hudson Valley Seed Library and Roos Arts are thrilled to present “Pollinator Dreams”: The second annual show featuring the original artwork chosen for each seed package and Ayumi Horie’s special edition plates made to compliment the exhibition. Join us at Roos Arts to celebrate the launch of the 2010 Art Packs, meet the artists and founders of the Hudson Valley Seed Library. Please RSVP for the pre-opening party where local chefs, including Culinary Institute of America’s sustainable agricultural group students, will entice us with a taste of the heirloom appetizers created using local and seasonal ingredients. The opening reception for the general public will follow the preview. More...
Must Paint- Sharon Broit, Betsy Friedman and Erik Schoonebeek
August 8 – September 12, 2009
Opening Reception, Saturday, August 8, 7 – 9 pm
-Roos Arts is pleased to present a three person exhibition, “Must Paint: Sharon Broit, Betsy Friedman and Erik Schoonebeek”. These three artists have one thing in common: they collect. Broit, to name only a few of her obsessions, has a collection of women’s sexy, elaborate vintage shoe adornments and mid-century textile pattern goauches. Friedman’s studio and home are adorned with uncountable species of objects and artworks, postcards, magazines and kitsch. Schoonebeek collects book covers, boxes, music scores, and old paper, all of which he often uses as painting surfaces. Each artist utilizes in their work their collected items in direct or indirect ways often leaving the viewer contemplating on images that exist between fact and fiction. More...
Recent Events
The Upstairs Room
"Freedom is Free"
One Night Only, Saturday, April 17, 2010, 7 - 9 pm
A Brief History of B.R.A.W.L (Broads Regional Arm Wrestling League)
July 17, 6 - 8 pm & July 18, 2009, 1 - 5 pm
Opening Reception, Saturday, July 17, 6 – 8 pm
-Roos Arts is thrilled to present A Brief History of B.R.A.W.L. (Broads Regional Arm Wrestling League), a two day event showcasing photographs, costumes, memorabilia, and videos from past B.R.A.W.L. tournaments. This show highlights how bad ass women come together to arm wrestle and raise money for good causes. B.R.A.W.L. is growing in popularity with each event. Why? ...because the competition is so fierce. Whether you are a wrestler, a judge, a posse member, a referee, or a spectator, the tournament will draw you in and turn you into an active participant. More...
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