Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art

1701 Main St. PO Box 209, Peekskill

One-Year Family or Dual Membership at Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art (Up to 50% Off)

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The family-owned non-profit arts and education institution organizes contemporary art exhibitions and interdisciplinary programs

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About Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art

Founded by the Marc and Livia Straus family, the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art strives to present interdisciplinary programs that enrich the community through many forms of contemporary art. Works from renowned and emerging contemporary artists share the Center's 12,000-square feet of exhibition space with a variety of long-term installations, several made by participants in the nonprofit’s artist in residence program. The HVCCA supplies artists with studio space, living quarters, and an extended stipend in order to foster creative work on-site and engage in an active discussion with visitors or talkative muses. Special events range from panel discussions and film screenings to a monthly family art day with lessons for parents and kids based on current exhibits. The Center has also organized special projects including the Banner Project, where artists mentor more than 300 youth in creating a large-scale installation, and the Public Tile Project, where 2,000 students design tiles that for a trail from Peekskill Train Station to the Center.