Gallery 40

Only a few days away for the first PK Art Mile on Cannon Street ! Come, explore, meet these creative artists that are transforming Uahul trucks in Art Galleries for the day. Carl Grauer, Samantha Palmeri, Pope Phoenix and Jaime Ransom will be showing on Sunday August 9, 2-6pm across from the gallery. The weather looks good and Summer Sunday will be full speed with live music, food, beer and wine. And not to forget, Crazy Over Art van will be there for all the youngsters eager to do some arts and crafts.
Carl Grauer

Opening Saturday, August 1 Gallery40 a bouquet, a bowl full, of . Come meet the artists from 5-7. And if you can’t make the opening, the gallery at is open every day from 9-4. Poughkeepsie Arts and Culture Alliance

Tonight 7pm ---
Lee Brown came to writing fiction after many years as a songwriter for his band 'Patterns of Grace'.
Lee was a union organizer in NYC but after moving to the Hudson Valley in the ‘90s he worked as a manager in an art store and studied political science under John Neumeier. Lee then ran a small business, The Cubbyhole Coffeehouse, where he worked to build community among artists and chess players and brew a good cup of coffee. Since retiring he has focused his creative energies on
writing fiction and has self-published two novels he would consider to be post modern noirs. The main themes of Brown’s books center around violence and friendship bounded by the oppression of women and racism. His main goal is to build a readership that is confronted by forgotten aspects of U.S. history and relate them to our current reality...hopefully through stories that readers will find challenging and surprising.
Join us and give a warm welcome to our author!

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Words on Wednesday Our July guest is Lee Brown

Last weekend for Between Black and White exhibition - stop by to see the work of these amazing artists - Gallery is open 9am-7pm on weekends

Lee Brown is our author for the month of July.
Lee will introduce and read some of his short stories and a few excerpts from his novels, DARK and NYCTOPHOBIA. A little bit about Lee: Lee Brown came to writing fiction after many years as a songwriter for his band 'Patterns of Grace'.
Lee was a union organizer in NYC but after moving to the Hudson Valley in the ‘90s he worked as a manager in an art store and studied political science under John Neumeier. Lee then ran a small business, The Cubbyhole Coffeehouse, where he worked to build community among artists and chess players and brew a good cup of coffee. Since retiring he has focused his creative energies on writing fiction and has self-published two novels he would consider to be post modern noirs. The
main themes of Brown’s books center around violence and friendship bounded by the oppression of women and racism. His main goal is to build a readership that is confronted by forgotten aspects of U.S. history and relate them to our current reality...hopefully through stories that readers will find challenging and surprising.

Sunday’s Artist Talk, led by Jaime Ernestina Ransome, was a lively, informative conversation among Jennifer Prevatt Jennifer Prevatt , Yoko Izu Yoko Izu and Holly McCabe Holly McCabe. (Jill Enfield Jill Enfield was unable to attend.). We learned more about them, their artistic path and goals, and the sources of their passion. The gallery is open every day from 9-4 and this exhibit runs through July 26. Gallery40

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Italian Movie Night Diamanti

This Saturday Gallery40 from 2-4. This is our first gallery talk curated by Jaime Ransome. It will be fun and will give you the opportunity to get to know the artists and their stories. And if you can’t make it to the talk, the gallery is open every day from 9-4. Jill Enfield Jennifer Prevatt Holly McCabe Yoko Izu Jaime Ernestina Ransome

This is our first Poughkeepsie Art Talk curated by Jaime Ransome. It will be fun, and will give you the opportunity to get to know the artists and their stories. Kudos to the artists and to Jaime !!
Jill Enfield Jennifer Prevatt Yoko Izu Holly McCabe Jaime Ernestina Ransome