Bank Art Gallery

08/29/2026

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It is the closing weekend of our current show: The Living Exhibition, featuring over 20 creative voices! ⏳

Thank you to everyone who has come and viewed this exhibition already, the community feedback and engagement has kept our spirits high this summer.

If you have not had the chance to view both levels of The Living Exhibition, please join us during our weekend viewing hours.

🗓️On View:
Saturday: 1-7pm
Sunday: 12-5pm *Last Day!*

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08/12/2026

✨Artist Spotlight: Rhea Marmentini✨

Some forms seem to exist outside of any particular time, they can feel both ancient and familiar at once.

In Rebirth, Rhea Marmentini transforms Manhattan bedrock into a meditation on renewal. The smooth, rounded form at the center appears held within a larger, weathered structure, creating a sense of emergence, protection, and transformation.

Marmentini’s work bridges ancient materials and contemporary imagination, drawing from geology, mythology, nature, and the human experience. She approaches stone and other materials as vessels for memory and transformation, creating forms that seem to exist somewhere between the earthly and the mythic.

The title Rebirth adds another layer to the work. Described as a physical locus of mythic resurrection and a reflection of the artist’s own profound rebirth, the sculpture becomes something deeply personal while remaining open to interpretation. It can speak to renewal after hardship, to the emergence of something new from what has already existed, or simply to the enduring possibility of becoming.

Rebirth is currently on view and available for acquisition at Bank Art Gallery. Visit us to experience Rhea Marmentini's work in person and discover the many worlds held within the exhibition.

📍 Bank Art Gallery
94 Broadway, Newburgh, NY

Gallery Hours:
Friday: 5 PM-9 PM
Saturday 1 PM -6 PM
Sunday: 12 PM-5 PM

08/08/2026

✨Artist Spotlight: Alex Kveton✨

There is something captivating about the way nature can turn complexity into balance.

In Orion, Alex Kveton takes one of the night sky’s most recognizable constellations and gives it a new physical presence. Elongated metal forms rise and curve through the space, loosely echoing the lines that connect Orion’s stars while creating something distinctly abstract.

Kveton’s practice is rooted in an appreciation for the intelligence and harmony found in nature. That sensibility carries into his figurative sculpture as well, where abstraction meets the human form. Across his work, careful fabrication and an exacting attention to detail are as important as the initial idea, allowing each piece to balance expressive movement with thoughtful construction.

The dark surface of Orion adds another dimension to the sculpture. As light moves across its edges, different planes emerge and disappear, creating subtle reflections reminiscent of distant starlight. The constellation becomes less a fixed arrangement of stars and more a sense of movement, myth, and possibility reaching beyond what can be seen.

Orion is currently on view and available for acquisition at Bank Art Gallery. Come experience Alex Kveton’s sculpture in person alongside the other artists in our current exhibition.

📍 Bank Art Gallery
94 Broadway, Newburgh, NY

Gallery Hours:
Friday: 5 PM-9 PM
Saturday 1 PM-6 PM
Sunday: 12 PM-5 PM

08/05/2026

✨Artist Spotlight: David K Holt✨

Places can become a part of us simply because we have passed through them so many times.

In Liberty Street Abstraction, David K Holt transforms a familiar Newburgh streetscape into something energetic and richly layered. Bold architectural forms overlap with vivid blocks of color, while strong lines create a sense of movement through the composition.

Holt’s work draws from the urban environments of Newburgh, New York City, and cities throughout the region, incorporating imagery from photographs and linocuts. Influenced by Russian Constructivism and Cubism, his paintings find structure within the complexity of city life. Here, that approach becomes a celebration of a place that continues to change while carrying the traces of everything that came before it.

Liberty Street Abstraction is a tribute to the streets that hold memories, movement, and community. It is a reminder that a city can evolve without losing the character that made it home in the first place.

Liberty Street Abstraction is currently on view and available for acquisition at Bank Art Gallery. Come experience David Holt’s work alongside the other artists of our current exhibition.

📍 Bank Art Gallery
94 Broadway, Newburgh, NY

Gallery Hours:
Friday: 5 PM-9 PM
Saturday 1 PM - 6 PM
Sunday: 12 PM-5 PM

08/02/2026

✨Artist Spotlight: Rick Weber✨

What begins as a simple geometric form can become something much more alive.

In Movement, Richard Weber brings together three clay forms that seem to trace a quiet evolution. The smallest sphere feels precise and ordered, while the larger forms open outward into increasingly organic shapes, their carved surfaces suggesting growth, movement, and the patterns found throughout nature. Together, they create a sense of transformation, as though something once contained is gradually finding its way into the world.

For more than fifty years, Weber has explored the possibilities of art across painting, sculpture, and ceramics, with clay remaining at the heart of his practice. His deep connection to the forests and rural landscapes of New York has shaped his sensitivity to the forms and rhythms of the natural world. Movement is ultimately less about a fixed destination than the process of becoming. Each form holds its own character, while the three together suggest that change can be gradual, organic, and sometimes impossible to put into words.

Movement is currently on view and available for acquisition at Bank Art Gallery. Visit us to experience Richard Weber's work in person and explore the many ways he transforms clay into reflections of the natural world.

📍 Bank Art Gallery
94 Broadway, Newburgh, NY

Gallery Hours:
Friday: 5 PM-9 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 12 PM-5 PM

07/30/2026

07/29/2026

✨Artist Spotlight: Kathleen McGuckin✨

Even when we leave them, some places never really leave us.

In As If It Was Paradise, Kathleen McGuckin reflects on a question that has followed her for years: What makes us long for a place from our past, and does it ever fully live up to what we remember? Inspired by her grandparents' return to their hometown of Campolattaro, Italy, the painting explores the quiet pull of memory and the places that continue to shape us long after we've left them.

Layers of luminous color and expressive marks drift between landscape and recollection, making it difficult to separate what is remembered from what is imagined. Rather than offering a single place to arrive, the painting captures the feeling of searching for home, carrying it with us, and wondering if it can ever truly be found again.

This work is currently on view and available for acquisition at Bank Art Gallery. We invite you to experience As If It Was Paradise, along with other paintings by Kathleen McGuckin, and explore the rich, expressive landscapes she has on view at the gallery.

📍 Bank Art Gallery
94 Broadway, Newburgh, NY

Gallery Hours:
Friday: 5 PM-9 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 12 PM-5 PM

07/27/2026

✨ One unforgettable night. One extraordinary performance. ✨

Internationally acclaimed musicians María Grand and Shakoor Hakeem bring the final performance of their current tour to Bank Art Gallery.

Experience world-class music inside one of the Hudson Valley's most remarkable historic spaces, surrounded by Andrés San Millán's monumental Retablo for Body and Mind. This one-night-only performance brings together exceptional music, contemporary art, and historic architecture in a truly unforgettable setting.

📅 Saturday, August 15
🚪 Doors Open: 6:30 PM
🎶 Performance: 7:00 PM

🎟 Advance Tickets: $20
🎟 At the Door: $25

Seating is limited. Reserve your seat through the Linktree on our page or visit Bankartgallery.com under Events.