The Gallery at FOUND is an intimate art space located in our lobby. The gallery showcases works of local artists who utilize found imagery, found objects or employ an up-cycling philosophy in their work. Shows change monthly with an opening reception the third Thursday of evey month. Please contact Bill Hastings (bill@foundinithaca.com) if you are interested in submitting work for review.
Our Current Exibit
Dee Sprague: Whimsical Old World Animals Painted on Antiques
The Gallery @ FOUND is pleased to welcome a new show by folk artist Dee L. Sprague!
Whimsical Old World Animals Painted on Antiques opens Wednesday, February 15th. An artist’s reception will take place Thursday, February 16th from 5-7pm.
Please stop by to meet Dee, see her delightful work and enjoy delicious treats.
Dee L. Sprague is a self-taught oil painter living in rural New York. Her whimsical and joyful folk art paintings include images of lovable old world animals, goddess-like women celebrating life and enchanted mermaids & angels. When she’s not painting Dee is also known as Dealer 99 at FOUND!
Past Exibits
- Fernando Llosa – Upcycling Our Very Selves - October 2010
- Minna Resnick – Craft Disasters - November 2010
- Railey Jane Savage Gerald Patrick Walsh – RE-VISION: Mise-en-Scènes & Symbolic Apparatus - December 2010
- Steve Carver – Mixed Messages - January 2011
- Werner Sun – Fragments In Flight - March 2011
- RONALD LIS – Eclectisauric Enigmorama: A Steampunk Circus - March 2011
- Pat Hunsinger – Songs of Innocence and Experience - April 2011
- DEDE HATCH: Patina - May 2011
- Victoria Romanoff: Remainders Resummoned by Romanoff - June 2011
- First Annual Vintage Paint by Number Show!!! - July 2011
- Mary Reynolds – SHAPESHIFTERS: Transitioning from an old life to a new purpose - August 2011
- CARLA STETSON: Ornithography - September 2011
- Bill Hastings: HARBINGERS - October 2011
- Jon Reis: Road Trip, Amazing Photos of Unseen America - November 2011
- Anesti Zakos: The Myths of Gulliver - December 2011
- Nancy Ridenour ~ Cornell Sculpture Garden: Cement Sculpture Abstracts - January 2012
