JORDYN RUSSELL - STAFF WRITER Chautauquans explore the stalls during the Art in the Park program, organized by Chautauqua Visual Arts and Friends of CVA,
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JORDYN RUSSELL - STAFF WRITER Pieces are displayed in the “Pour, Spill, Drip, Stain” exhibition in the Main Gallery of the Strohl Art Center. DAVE
JORDYN RUSSELL - STAFF WRITER Oliver Chautauqua Visual Arts will spotlight curator Valerie Cassel Oliver for the annual Leon and Gloria Plevin Family Museum Director
JORDYN RUSSELL - STAFF WRITER From left, Julie Blackmon’s “Fixer Upper,” “New Neighbors” and “Treehouse” are displayed in “Improvising: New Photographs by Julie Blackmon” in
JORDYN RUSSELL - STAFF WRITER Pieces are displayed in the “Materials Redefined” exhibition in Fowler-Kellogg Art Center. DAVE MUNCH / PHOTO EDITOR “Materials Redefined” spotlights
JORDYN RUSSELL - STAFF WRITER Lipman The CVA Visiting Artist Lecture Series continues at 4 p.m. Saturday, July 31, on the CHQ Assembly Virtual Porch
JORDYN RUSSELL - STAFF WRITER Artwork up for auction at the annual Stroll Through the Arts Gala, scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the Strohl
JORDYN RUSSELL - STAFF WRITER Challenging the previous understandings of hard edges and soft curves and building upon the unconventional artistic possibilities at hand, “Counterbalance,”
Pieces are displayed in the exhibition Co-Existence Tuesday, June 22, 2021 in the Bellowe Family Gallery in Strohl Art Center. DAVE MUNCH/PHOTO EDITOR JORDYN RUSSELL
Seph Rodney stood in front of his class at the New School’s Parsons School of Design, trying to think of something worthwhile to say. Rodney
Every summer, CVA Members — formerly known as VACI Partners — host Stroll Through the Arts, an annual gala and art auction that raises money
Chris Friday likes to let her work speak for itself, and with her emphasis on text-based art, it generally does this quite literally. Friday When
During a typical Chautauqua Season, the School of Art’s open studios offer curious Chautauquans the chance to venture up to the Arts Quad meet the
Bottoms Julia Bottoms isn’t afraid to think big picture: wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling-big. Bottoms, a Buffalo-based visual artist, just finished her largest solo project yet: a 1,700-square-foot
Chautauqua Institution's CVA Members, previously known as VACI Partners, spend every summer appreciating, supporting and promoting Chautauqua Visual Arts, from the exhibitions in the Strohl
Shervone Neckles was born with Grenada in her soul. “I’m always trying to figure out, why do I have this longing for Grenada?” said Neckles,