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2008
EXHIBITION BY ARTISTS OF THE MOHAWK-HUDSON REGION
June
21-August 10, 2008
The 72nd EXHIBITION BY ARTISTS OF THE MOHAWK-HUDSON REGION
will be presented by the Albany Institute of History & Art from June 21
through August 10, 2008. Established in 1936, the MOHAWK-HUDSON
REGIONAL is one of the longest running regional exhibitions in
the country. This annual, juried exhibition occupies a major
role in the history of contemporary art activity in the Upper Hudson
Valley.
The juror for the
2008 REGIONAL will be the internationally renowned American
sculptor, Joel Shapiro.
Highlighting the work of many of the artists working within a 100-mile
radio of Albany, the exhibition rotates every three years among the
Albany Institute, the University Art Museum at the University at Albany,
and the Hyde Collection.
The REGIONAL
has become a barometer
of contemporary art as well as a means of support for emerging and
established artists in our community.
Many local arts
patrons and businesses provide cash prizes and gift certificates that
the juror awards to selected artists. This recognition is essential to
the growth and vitality of the arts in the Capital Region.
From
the 2007 EXHIBITION BY ARTISTS OF THE MOHAWK HUDSON REGION,
presented by the Albany International Airport Gallery, the
Albany Institute selected two works by Doretta M. Miller to receive the
museum's Purchase Award. Miller is Professor of Art and Art
History at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs.
Grandparent's House,
Mary Gaylord Loy
2006, Oil, Conte Crayon, 83 x 54 AIHA Purchase Prize, 2008 Exhibition by
Artists of the Mohawk-Hudson Region
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RELATED EVENTS
Saturday, June 21;
10:00am-Noon
MEMBERS ONLY PREVIEW
Thursday, June 26;
5:30-8:00pm
OPENING RECEPTION & AWARDS CEREMONY
Sponsored by Bullard, McLeod & Associates

Thursday, July 17;
6:00-8:00pm
ARTISTS' OPEN HOUSE & GALLERY TALKS
Friday, August 1;
5:30-7:30pm
ARTISTS' OPEN HOUSE & GALLERY TALKS
- Major
funding for the
- 2008
EXHIBITION BY ARTISTS OF THE MOHAWK - HUDSON REGION
- has
been provided by:
- The
Buchman Foundation
- Mr.
and Mrs. C. Wayne Williams
- The
Nancy Hyatt Liddle Fund for the Arts
- M &
T Bank
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