Foreland is thrilled to announce “Foreland Editions,” a new initiative bringing limited editions from our favorite artists to Foreland’s Catskill audience. Our inaugural project, “Discover the Potential,” is a lamp by New York-based artist Chris Beeston offered in an edition of 25. This work marks the artist’s first limited-edition work.

Based in Hudson NY, Susan Meyer’s work is influenced by experimental communities, “they epitomize our best and worst instincts colliding.” The geodesic domes at Drop City, an early commune in Trinidad, Colorado, are an influence, as are modernist conversation benches found on the edge of Washington Park in Albany, NY.

This year’s expanded edition of NADA Foreland will feature over 40 participating galleries and over 60 exhibiting artists in a collaborative exhibition cascading through our historic Flagship Building and Waterfront; a community market featuring books, art objects and more in our Bookhouse; a selection of premier food by Lil Debs Oasis, and beverage vendors across our sprawling waterfront lawn; and robust series of live music, discussions, guided tours, and other performances throughout the weekend.

Foreland is excited to launch our Glass Bridge Series with Tomorrow Is For You and Me, an inaugural site-specific installation by the Oklahoma-based fiber and textile artist Rachel B. Hayes!

Situations (New York, NY) is pleased to present Alika Cooper: MANHOLES and Madeleine Hines: THE LOVED OBJECT at Foreland.

New Discretions (New York, NY) group show I MISS THE FUTURE features works by Maria Antelman, Justin Chance, Paul Gabrielli, Ben Godward, Joseph Heidecker, Michelle Lopez, LoVid, Brice Marden, Lucas Michael, Bob Mizer, Liz Nielsen, Jeremy Olson, Geof Oppenheimer, Matthew Porter, Letitia Quesenberry, Shoplifter, João Trevisan.

March 18th through April 16th, 2023, an exhibition of works by the studio artists at Foreland.

This exhibition is organized by Tania Alvarez and curated by Jesse Greenberg.

Public sculpture on view: Carolyn Salas' "Tippy Toes", 2021. On view at Foreland through November, available to be viewed by the public on Foreland's waterfront sculpture pads.

Document Gallery (Chicago, IL) will be presenting works by Sara Greenberger Rafferty, Luí Lázaro, Meg Lipke, and Claude Viallat at Foreland.

With works by David Brooks, Nathaniel De Large, Matthew Fischer, Russel Tyler, Susan Wides

Foreland is excited to present CHICANE, a solo exhibition of new work by Henri P. Broyard, on view from August 6–September 25, 2022. Gallery hours are Saturday and Sunday, 11am-5pm.

Foreland and the Juvenile Justice Arts and Media Network are pleased to present Talking Back: Artists of the Columbia Collective, a group exhibition channeling creativity as a form of agency, humor as insurgence, and joy as resistance within the juvenile justice system.

The Moving Picture Show is a group exhibition of work by 10 media artists who embrace and challenge the conventional uses of video, creating work that is formally innovative, conceptually rigorous and politically significant. Rooted in the moving image, this assembly includes video installation, video sculpture and single channel video, all by artists who make their home in the Hudson Valley.

Foreland is thrilled to present Virginia Overton's monumental sculpture, Untitled (Cardinal C-80), on the Foreland Waterfront. Untitled (Cardinal C-80) is available for public view every Saturday and Sunday from 9am-6pm, October 14th, 2021 through February 28th, 2022

Space is the Place is curated by Mike Mosby. For this one-day event, artist Reggie Madison will be joined by three jazz musicians playing a Sun Ra inspired composite at Foreland. Madison has been deeply inspired by jazz from the beginning of his artistic career. Space is the Place allows audiences the unique opportunity to see Madison's work in relation to the artform that he holds so dear.

Rachel Uffner Gallery and Mrs. are pleased to present a collaborative exhibition which highlights select artists from each gallery program. Inspired by the unique architecture and setting of Foreland, this exhibition focuses on materiality and texture, gesture and abstraction, bold and distinctive color as well as line and dimension. By bringing these artists together a kinship is developed, creating new narratives and conversations between the galleries’ rosters and the artists themselves.

In partnership with Upstate Art Weekend, and co-organized with NADA Member Jesse Greenberg of JAG Projects, the NADA x Foreland exhibition will highlight artworks from a community of NADA galleries, nonprofits and artists with a focus on artists working in the region of Upstate New York. The exhibition will be a dynamic use of the Foreland buildings, allowing viewers to not only explore the art on view but also the Foreland campus.

River Valley Arts Collective is pleased to present It’s Necessary to Talk about Trees, an exhibition that evolves from the new non-profit’s focus on material and process, and its mission to serve artists of the Hudson Valley.