“Fragments of Identity” brings together the diverse artistic voices of TC3 faculty, students, and tutors. The exhibition explores the concept of identity through a variety of media—cross-contour drawings that capture the tactile essence of human form, portraits that tell personal stories, and fragmented digital works that reflect the layered nature of our digital age. This […]
“Fragments of Identity” brings together the diverse artistic voices of TC3 faculty, students, and tutors. The exhibition explores the concept of identity through a variety of media—cross-contour drawings that capture the tactile essence of human form, portraits that tell personal stories, and fragmented digital works that reflect the layered nature of our digital age. This […]
Scott Michael Ackerman is a self-taught artist from upstate New York. Working at times within the traditions of Folk and Outsider art, Ackerman frequently utilizes unorthodox materials and found objects in his practice. As a self-taught artist he considers his approach as primitive and unconventional, rejecting the boundaries of traditional culture. He explains his process […]
In this debut exhibition, Bethany Parisi invites viewers into the tranquil world of her pine relief carvings where each relief feels like a cherished heirloom. Parisi invites viewers to experience the peace and joy she finds in translating the natural world into timeless folk art. Made possible in part with funds from the New […]
Join us in the Grayhaven Lounge for “Bound by Kinship,” new works by Ellen Pennock. About the artist: Through many years of teaching and creating art my work continues to grow and evolve. My art employs texture, repetition and nature. I use colors that are vivid and harmonious. I attempt to visually capture and show […]
“Wind, Waves + Water” Seneca Stone Art by Michael Callahan with a live acoustic performance. In early childhood, I spent hours collecting shells and stones on various beaches around the US with my parents and grand parents. Searching for the right stones is a type of meditation. I am inspired by the vertically stacked shale-stones […]
Julia DeGroat moved to Ithaca in 1995 after completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts as a Chairman’s Merit Award Scholar from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. She makes a living as an artist, creating hand-lettered signs & murals for local businesses, portraits and a bit of interior decorating- including Ithaca restaurants […]