The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild proudly presents its Annual Members’ Show at the Kleinert/James Center for the Arts. For 2025, the Exhibitions Committee has chosen the theme FREE RANGE – a topic meant to unite the various visions of our artist members. Open to all current members, view works of art in various styles and mediums. A Collector’s Choice Award is selected annually by Byrdcliffe’s Exhibitions Committee. A reception for the artists will be on Saturday, March 2, 2025, from 2:00 – 4:00 PM.
January 18 – February 23, 2025
Curated by art historians Tom Wolf and Laurie Dahlberg, My Sister, My Self, features photographs by identical twin artists Colleen Kenyon and Kathleen Kenyon. The exhibition also features photographs by other identical twin women artists including Frances McLaughlin-Gill and Kathryn McLaughlin Abbe, and Ellen Kahn and Lynda Kahn. This exhibition is in collaboration of the Center for Photography at Woodstock (CPW)
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild’s 25th Annual 5 by 7 Show is one of Woodstock’s premier events, showcasing artists from the Hudson Valley and beyond. The show is open to everyone, and we accept and display all submissions. Works are exhibited anonymously, a fun way to give equal voice to ALL, with the artist’s name revealed after the work is sold.
This exhibition showcases an array of artistic styles and interpretations, ranging from social commentary to whimsical, metaphorical, magical, and even terrifying representations. The artworks on display reflect the multifaceted nature of dolls—some crafted to offer protection, others to provoke, and many to captivate with their beauty or evoke a sense of the uncanny. Curated by Eva Melas, Portia Munson, and Carrie Skoczek.
Curated by Carter Ratcliff. Ford Crull continues to explore the expressive power of personal and cultural symbols in a series of densely painted and vividly colored compositions. Crull uses identifiable images such as hearts, wings, crosses, and the human figure, as well as geometrical emblems and abstract forms whose meanings are less explicit. Words, in the form of cryptic, fleeting phrases, also animate Crull’s pictorial world.
Curated by Julie Heffernan, Pixerina Witcherina Magisterium brings together the work of Joan Bankemper, Ruth Marten and Jenny Lynn McNutt in a conversation about slant authority, languages of the absurd, and the abundant pleasures of too muchness.
A showcase of artistic creations by Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild’s 2023 Artists-in-Residence participants including writers, performers, filmmakers, visual and multimedia artists.
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild is proud to present its Annual Members’ Show. For 2024, the Exhibitions Committee has chosen the theme Convergence – a topic meant to unite the various visions of our artist members. Open to all current members, come view works of art in a variety of styles and mediums. A Collector’s Choice Award is selected annually by Byrdcliffe’s exhibitions committee.
The three artists in this exhibit – Hayoon Jay Lee, Xuewu Zheng, and Doug Navarra – present works based on the processing of mundane cultural ephemera: printed papers, grains of rice, vintage documents, and rusted old tools. With extraordinary care and labor, these utilitarian materials are transmuted into unfamiliar forms that command new attention from their more humble original purpose.
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild’s 24th Annual 5 by 7 Show is one of Woodstock’s premier events, showcasing artists from the Hudson Valley and beyond. The show is open to everyone, and we accept and display all submissions. Works are exhibited anonymously, a fun way to give equal voice to ALL, with the artist’s name revealed after the work is sold.
Tasha Depp’s three-dimensional paintings are conversations between real life and representation, predictability and chance, priorities and play. Borrowing from trompe l’oeil techniques, decorative folk art tole painting, and the European fine arts tradition, Depp paints her subjects precisely and with such attention that her accurate paintings deceive the eye.
An exhibition of acclaimed Hudson Valley photo-based contemporary artists who each employ various approaches and techniques to relay stories — primarily of differing cultural backgrounds, identity issues, and a relationship to nature.
The premise for this exhibition is the notion of “self” as reflected in the work of three artists – Brenda Goodman, Julie Heffernan, and Elisa Jensen – who investigate the idea of “self” in very different ways, but with depth, honesty, and a virtuoso command of painting.
A showcase of artistic creations by the 2022 Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild Artists-in-Residence participants including writers, performers, filmmakers, visual and multimedia artists.
For the 2023 Annual Members’ Show, Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild asked its members, “What are you doing these days?” Open to all current members, with over 100 participating artists, the exhibition highlighted works of art in a variety of styles and mediums.
January 14 – February 26, 2023
One on One: A Survey of Contemporary Monotypes & Monoprints highlights the art of singular printmaking. Although the original purpose of printmaking was to edition identical multiples of images, monotypes and monoprints are created as unique artworks that are ends unto themselves.
Sampling of works, 2022 5 by 7 Show
“A Sense of Place” Kleinert-James Gallery 2022
“SHELTER” outdoor sculpture exhibition, White Pines historic site 2022
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild’s 24th Annual 5 by 7 Show is one of Woodstock’s premier events, showcasing artists from the Hudson Valley and beyond. The show is open to everyone, and we accept and display all submissions. Works are exhibited anonymously, a fun way to give equal voice to ALL, with the artist’s name revealed after the work is sold.
This exhibition showcases an array of artistic styles and interpretations, ranging from social commentary to whimsical, metaphorical, magical, and even terrifying representations. The artworks on display reflect the multifaceted nature of dolls—some crafted to offer protection, others to provoke, and many to captivate with their beauty or evoke a sense of the uncanny. Curated by Eva Melas, Portia Munson, and Carrie Skoczek.
Curated by Carter Ratcliff. Ford Crull continues to explore the expressive power of personal and cultural symbols in a series of densely painted and vividly colored compositions. Crull uses identifiable images such as hearts, wings, crosses, and the human figure, as well as geometrical emblems and abstract forms whose meanings are less explicit. Words, in the form of cryptic, fleeting phrases, also animate Crull’s pictorial world.
Curated by Julie Heffernan, Pixerina Witcherina Magisterium brings together the work of Joan Bankemper, Ruth Marten and Jenny Lynn McNutt in a conversation about slant authority, languages of the absurd, and the abundant pleasures of too muchness.
A showcase of artistic creations by Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild’s 2023 Artists-in-Residence participants including writers, performers, filmmakers, visual and multimedia artists.
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild is proud to present its Annual Members’ Show. For 2024, the Exhibitions Committee has chosen the theme Convergence – a topic meant to unite the various visions of our artist members. Open to all current members, come view works of art in a variety of styles and mediums. A Collector’s Choice Award is selected annually by Byrdcliffe’s exhibitions committee.
The three artists in this exhibit – Hayoon Jay Lee, Xuewu Zheng, and Doug Navarra – present works based on the processing of mundane cultural ephemera: printed papers, grains of rice, vintage documents, and rusted old tools. With extraordinary care and labor, these utilitarian materials are transmuted into unfamiliar forms that command new attention from their more humble original purpose.
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild’s 24th Annual 5 by 7 Show is one of Woodstock’s premier events, showcasing artists from the Hudson Valley and beyond. The show is open to everyone, and we accept and display all submissions. Works are exhibited anonymously, a fun way to give equal voice to ALL, with the artist’s name revealed after the work is sold.
Tasha Depp’s three-dimensional paintings are conversations between real life and representation, predictability and chance, priorities and play. Borrowing from trompe l’oeil techniques, decorative folk art tole painting, and the European fine arts tradition, Depp paints her subjects precisely and with such attention that her accurate paintings deceive the eye.
An exhibition of acclaimed Hudson Valley photo-based contemporary artists who each employ various approaches and techniques to relay stories — primarily of differing cultural backgrounds, identity issues, and a relationship to nature.
The premise for this exhibition is the notion of “self” as reflected in the work of three artists – Brenda Goodman, Julie Heffernan, and Elisa Jensen – who investigate the idea of “self” in very different ways, but with depth, honesty, and a virtuoso command of painting.
A showcase of artistic creations by the 2022 Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild Artists-in-Residence participants including writers, performers, filmmakers, visual and multimedia artists.
For the 2023 Annual Members’ Show, Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild asked its members, “What are you doing these days?” Open to all current members, with over 100 participating artists, the exhibition highlighted works of art in a variety of styles and mediums.
January 14 – February 26, 2023
One on One: A Survey of Contemporary Monotypes & Monoprints highlights the art of singular printmaking. Although the original purpose of printmaking was to edition identical multiples of images, monotypes and monoprints are created as unique artworks that are ends unto themselves.
Sampling of works, 2022 5 by 7 Show
“A Sense of Place” Kleinert-James Gallery 2022
“SHELTER” outdoor sculpture exhibition, White Pines historic site 2022
The Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild’s 24th Annual 5 by 7 Show is one of Woodstock’s premier events, showcasing artists from the Hudson Valley and beyond. The show is open to everyone, and we accept and display all submissions. Works are exhibited anonymously, a fun way to give equal voice to ALL, with the artist’s name revealed after the work is sold.
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