Under the umbrella of Safe Harbors of the Hudson, a nonprofit organization that combines supportive housing and the arts, Ann Street Gallery presents contemporary art through exhibitions and programming that create new opportunities for education and immersion in the arts in Newburgh.
Ann Street Gallery’s exhibitions, events, and programs seek to increase arts literacy and appreciation by engaging community and promoting forward thinking, socially and ecologically responsive, and under-represented positions in contemporary practice.
We strive to host inclusive, accessible programs that enable all individuals to engage fully. To request an accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please contact the Gallery at annstreetgallery@safe-harbors.org.
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Ann Street Gallery’s exhibitions, events, and programs seek to increase arts literacy and appreciation by engaging community and promoting forward thinking, socially and ecologically responsive, and under-represented positions in contemporary practice.
We strive to host inclusive, accessible programs that enable all individuals to engage fully. To request an accommodation or for inquiries about accessibility, please contact the Gallery at annstreetgallery@safe-harbors.org.
Ann Street Gallery
104 Ann Street Newburgh NY 12550
annstreetgallery@safe-harbors.org
(845) 784 1146
GALLERY HOURS
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS 12-4
104 Ann Street Newburgh NY 12550
annstreetgallery@safe-harbors.org
(845) 784 1146
GALLERY HOURS
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS 12-4
SATURDAY DECEMBER 9 - FEB 28;
CLOSED DEC 23-31
ANN STREET GALLERY PROGRAMS & SPACES
The Open Reading Room & Media Space is a space focused on artist books & ephemera, art and culture books, and other cultural media that is accessible and free to the public during Gallery open hours. The space also accommodates sound and video installations.
1x1x1 is ann street gallery’s series featuring one artist, one work, for one month in the Gallery window. 1x1x1 aims to be a nimble platform giving artists experimental space for solo exhibitions.
The Emerging Artist Fellowship aims to provide local emerging artists–with a focus on those identifying as Black, Indigenous, and/or People of Color (BIPOC) a supportive framework for experimental and substantive growth.
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GALLERY DIRECTOR
Alison McNulty
amcnulty@safe-harbors.org
Ann Street Gallery is supported in part by:
GALLERY FLOOR PLAN
