THIS WEEKEND:
From the Ground UP
Artist Researcher in Residence 2023-2024Community Gathering
February 2, 2025 from 2:00-4:00pmEvent details HERE
Open Access Digital Archive
Links will go live February 2:
OPEN OPPORTUNITIES AT ANN STREET GALLERY
Open Position: Gallery Assistant
We’re Hiring! Application Deadline: February 9, 2025Details and instructions for applying HERE
Open Call: Emerging Artist Fellowship 2025
Application Deadline: March 2, 2025Details and instructions for applying HERE
Information Session online with Q&A:
Thursday, January 30, 6-7pm on Zoom
CLICK HERE TO JOIN INFO SESSION ZOOM MEETING
Meeting ID: 814 3752 9925
Passcode: EAFSesh1
UPCOMING
Ann Street Gallery’s Spring Exhibition
Opens March 15, 2025
We are thrilled to welcome guest curator, Jaime Ransome for our spring exhibition! Stay tuned for details.
Jaime Ransome (she/her) is a Poughkeepsie local who pursued her undergraduate degree in Film and her graduate degree in Museum Studies at Syracuse University. Ransome was the Gallery Manager and Curatorial Team Instructor at the Trolley Barn Gallery in Poughkeepsie until it closed in January 2025. In her time at the Trolley Barn Gallery, Ransome has trained countless local youth in the art of curation and museum education and is continuing to inspire young minds as she teaches introductory art history as an adjunct professor at Dutchess Community College. Ransome has curated over 30 exhibitions in her career: from member shows to international juried exhibitions to teen art showcases. Ransome is passionate about highlighting the work of living contemporary BIPOC and feminist artists and specializes in working with artists to develop site-specific, community-inspired installation work and embodying the principles of curatorial activism.
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Thank you for supporting us in 2024!
You can learn more about our summer exhibition, Back and Forth, Between Names, our
Emerging Artist Fellowship exhibition, Threads in Time, and our Artist Researcher in Residence exhibition and program, From the Ground UP, by accessing our Archive of exhibitions.
