Regional Art - Current Exhibitions
Art of New York: Annual Juried Art Show 2025

May 9 - July 20

Now on view in the Regional Art Galleries of the Arkell Museum the Art of New York: Annual Juried Art Show.
The Juried Art Show selections include forty-nine pieces from New York State artists chosen from 284 entries from across New York State.

The artists worked in diverse media including: oil, watercolor, pastel, fiber, metal, stone, ceramic, and graphite.

About the Juror
Sarah Simpson has been the Gallery Director at SUNY Oneonta since 2021 and has continued the long tradition of bringing boundary-pushing, creative, and diverse works of art to the Galleries at SUNY Oneonta. Through student open calls and the annual Juried Student Show, she is proud to provide students with opportunities to show their work in a professional setting. She's also honored to show exceptional work by local and national professional artists who demonstrate skill across mediums and touch on a range of themes that reflect the variety of disciplines taught and studied at SUNY Oneonta.

Sarah Simpson has an M.A. in History of Art from University College London (UCL) in London, England, and a B.A in Archaeology and Art History from Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. She has worked in the contemporary art world in a variety of positions including as a curator, writer, marketer, publicist, and gallery manager and comes to Oneonta from Brooklyn, NY.

Best In Show: Fernando Carpaneda - The Son of Man
Juror's Choice: Susan Martin Maffei - 9 Spot Ladybug- Disappearing
Juror's Choice: Josephine Kai Wolf Herzog - Star Eaten, Star Eater
Award of Excellence: Marcie Schwartzman - Orb with Glass

The Art of New York: Annual Juried Art Show On view May 9-July 20
Black man without a shirt on with a halo of gold around his head
box full of ladybugs
black and white print of stars and fossils
blue, black, and white orb of ceramic and glass
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