Tompkins Corners
Visual Arts Programs

Virtual and live gallery exhibits, fine craft events and classes

Rescheduled

Understanding Color Workshop
And Color Relationships in Watercolor
Tuesdays, July 6, 13, 20 & 27
1 - 3:30 pm

Instructor, Anne Johann, will demonstrate how to choose and mix colors to ensure more dynamic paintings. We will explore why it is important to consider not only color choice but also value and temperature to get the results you want. Anne says, "Being conscious of all three attributes of color is what makes the difference between a dynamic and a dull painting”.  Class to be held on our beautiful lawn.

The fee for the 4 week class is $140.
To guarantee individual attention, participation is limited to 8 students. Covid protocol will be observed.

The TCCC Visual Arts program is made possible by a grant from the Anne Anastasi Charitable Foundation.

Find out more and register HERE

Past events 2021


Understanding Color
And Color Relationships in Watercolor
FREE
Introductory Class on
Saturday, June 5th, 11- 1 pm
4-week series to follow

 Paper Arts Workshops
with Christina di Marco
Sat & Sun, May 22 & 23  12 - 3 pm
Live on the Lawn!

$60 for two day workshop  
TCCC will present an outdoor two-day workshop on Paper Arts, “Make Your Mark, Make Your Book”. Participants will learn ancient techniques based on Japanese paper arts. Using brush and colored inks on watercolor paper to make designs inspired by nature and then construct handmade books in the ancient Japanese tradition. No previous experience is needed.  Maximum of 8 participants so sign up today!  Registration is required along with masks and social distancing. 

Learn more and register HERE
All supplies included
These workshops will be held outdoors on our lawn or, in case of inclement weather, will be held in our Art Shed with ventilation.


"Driven to Abstraction"
Online Art Exhibit
March 1 - April 3, 2021


Tompkins Corners Visual Arts committee has invited several artists to participate in this exciting new exhibit. Abstract art has been of the most intriguing and controversial developments in the art world and presents unique challenges to the artist. Many say that in the desire to most fully express themselves and their world, they are “driven to abstraction.”  Participating artists include many professionals who live and work in New York’s Hudson Valley.  

We are pleased to announce the winners of our "Driven to Abstraction" exhibit. With each artist's style so distinct and unique, the process was difficult. Cindy Booth, "Arizona" for Curator’s Award and Arlene Seymour, "The Heart of the Matter" - People's Choice.  Thank you for your votes.
View Exhibit  HERE

2020


"Let's Face It"
Online Art Exhibit
November 21 - December 19, 2020
Portrait Art

Our TCCC Visual Arts committee has invited thirteen artists to participate in this exciting new exhibit.  Their portraits, created in oils, watercolor, charcoal, collage and photography, capture the human spirit and emotions within the human face. Participating artists include many professionals who live and work in New York’s Hudson Valley. 

Viewers were invited to scroll through the artists’ works and select their favorite piece.  The $100 Anastasi Art Prize was awarded to Mujgan Agardici for her work "Frida Kahlo"  voted “Best in Show” by online visitors.

View Exhibit HERE


"Nature: Pushing It!"
Online Art Exhibit
August 3 - September 4, 2020
Photography

Tompkins Corners Cultural Center will present an online invitational photography exhibit, “Nature: Pushing It!” Curated by photographer Will Cook, the exhibit will present the work of thirteen accomplished photographers who were asked to capture nature “beyond the lens”, using both traditional and modern cutting edge technology to present a fresh vision of nature. 

the winner of Anne Anastasi Art Award of $100, was Robin Zimmerman for "Fearless"- receiving the highest number of votes, and a “Curator’s Choice” went to Liz Okun for "Stormy Stallions".

View Exhibit HERE


"SONG"
Online Art Exhibit
March 14 - April 5, 2020

Each year, Tompkins Corners Cultural Center celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with a program of beloved Irish songs and stories. This year, they are expanding their celebration to include the visual arts. Artists have been invited to participate in an exhibition of 2D art entitled “Song!” The exhibit, which is free to the public, will open on Saturday, March 14 from 3-5 pm, and will run until April 11. A cash prize of $150 will be awarded on April 5th for the work voted “Best in Show” by gallery guests. 

After nearly 250 viewers voted, the Anne Anastasi Arts Award for “Best in Show” went to Amy Barry of Holmes, NY, for her photo “Farewell Captain Fantastic”. The Curator’s Choice prize was awarded to Simon Skolnik of Katonah, NY for his multimedia installation "Kaua'l O'o".
View Exhibit HERE

2019

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