Stockade Artshow

Current and Upcoming Exhibits | HVCC The two-story, 2000-square-foot Teaching Gallery presents work in all media by professional artists and is open to the public as well as the campus community.

Well, The Stockade Art Show was a great success despite its postponement to Sunday.
We had over 70 artists displaying. The crowds filled in and the sun came out, making the day splendid.
Thank you’s to everyone involved, the day was perfect because of you.

David Giacalone’s recap of the day including the prize winners is worth a read and a share.

Thank you

2025 Stockade Outdoor Art Show . . Except for some pesky breezes, Sunday September 7th, was a very good day for holding the 74th Stockade Villagers’ Outdoor Art Show. With more blue sky and fluffy white clouds than we had …

THE STOCKADE ART SHOW POSTPONED until Sunday Sept7th Noon-4pm.
Registration will take place 11am-Noon.

Set up time will be up to you BUT parking will not be allowed in Church parking lots until services are over, 11am. Find street parking outside of show area.

Artist Pat Posillico will be showing his artwork!!
Check him out

Less than 24 hours until the 74th Stockade Outdoor Art Show… we will keep you posted on Facebook and an email.

In the meantime…

I'm breathofagoddess...

Cassie Waldenmaier a 22 year old college student. I try to balance both pain and beauty everyday in my art and within my heart. I believe anything is possible with a paintbrush as my magic wand.

The Art Show committee will keep you posted about the event this weekend, Mother Nature is not cooperating… in the meantime, here is one of the artist’s to look out for.

Kseniya Ostrovska was born in Ukraine and lived in various places throughout the United States before settling down in NYC to complete her studies. With the start of the pandemic, Kseniya retreated to the Catskill mountains and focused mainly on painting. Her art reflects her deepening connection with the garden that she planted by hand, as her tender familiarity with the plants is embedded in each painting. Kseniya has an Impressionist taste in color and expressive brushwork when working in oils. She also keeps experimenting with different materials and her new series incorporates found botanical specimens covered in gold leaf and acrylic pours.