Artists have discovered new tools for promoting their museum exhibitions! Painters, photographers and sculptors can present their work in 3-D virtual galleries. These digital exhibitions help bring the experience of the museum show to desktops, tablets, and phones around the world. These nine artists are scheduled for exhibitions across the United States yet they can also be currently enjoyed online.

The Kingston Design Connection Show House is an annual exhibition for designers, makers, and artists who live and work in the Hudson Valley and New York City region. Cross Contemporary Partners has once again been invited to curate outdoor sculpture on the estate grounds and two indoor galleries in the mansion itself. Painter Martin Weinstein and printmaker Stewart Nachmias are part of the Third Annual Kingston Design Connection Show House open weekends starting Nov. 27 and running through Dec. 13. Because of Covid, all tickets must be purchased in advance and a specific visiting time reserved as no more than 10 visitors will be allowed per 45-minute interval. See all artworks on ARTSY.

Images: Sculptures by Stuart Farmery, Botanical Paintings: Martin Weinstein, Paper Cast Woodcuts: Stewart Nachmias, Color Woodcut: Lipstick by Richard Bosman on loan by collector. Gallery track lighting made possible by Progress Lighting. Paint donated by Benjamin Moore.

Artist Nancy Macko exhibits her large-scale artwork Meadow in EcoArtsSpace national juried exhibition: Eco-Consciousness. Curated by Eleanor Heartney, the juried show is virtual this year however Macko's gigantic artwork (measuring 12 feet by 36 feet) is a part of her touring exhibit: The Fragile Bee recently at the Chicago Academy of Sciences and the Discovery Museum of Bridgeport, CT and next due at the Hilliard Art Museum, Lafayette, LA in 2021.

In the spirit of the upcoming holiday season, Cross Contemporary Partners offers affordable artworks by established artists. From cast-paper woodcut prints by Stewart Nachmias to small spiraling abstract paintings by Anne Marchand, from original painted collages by Dellamarie Parrilli to elegant giclees by Francie Lyshak, Robert Mango, Victoria Lowe and Kaethe Kauffman, timely political commentary by John A. O'Connor to hand-printed etchings by Nancy Macko, along with original watercolors by Sarah Hinckley and monotypes by Bobbie Moline-Kramer, this is a great opportunity to purchase affordable art by today's leading contemporary artists.
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