Central Adirondack Art Show
Held for the first time in 1951 by View founder Miriam Kashiwa, originally in her front yard, the Central Adirondack Art Show is a long-standing Old Forge tradition. The Central Adirondack Art Show is open to all and features artists from throughout the Central Adirondack region and beyond. The exhibition accepts all artists, age 16 and up, working in any media, who reside within 200 miles of Old Forge, New York.
*Please join us for the Opening Reception on Saturday, March 15, 2025: 4 - 6 pm. The reception is free and open to the public.
Key Dates & Information for Artists:
- Exhibition Dates:
March 15th - May 17th, 2025
- Registration Deadline:
February 28th, 2025
All artists who register will be exhibited.
- Drop-off Dates:
- Opening Reception:
- Pick Up:
- You can only enter 1 piece per artist.
- The commission rate is 65%/35%, 35% to View.
- Please fill out the quick "Art Work Form" and pay the Registration Fee & Handling Fee through the Calls for Entry Registration button below.
Liz Belyea
Liz Belyea brings experience in museum programming, education, and cultural heritage to the jury panel at View. She holds an M.A. in Museum Studies from New York University, and currently serves as the Public Programs Manager at the Adirondack Experience, where she oversees the creation and execution of mission-driven programs and events, blending history and artistry together to engage diverse audiences. Liz also serves on the board of the Indian Lake Theater, contributing to programming and strategic planning for the historic community venue. She is a fan of impressionist-style artwork, particularly the works of Claude Monet and Gustav Klimt, and more locally she enjoys the colorful landscapes of painter Harold Weston. Outside of work, Liz enjoys hiking, kayaking, and cooking up new recipes at home.
Liz Belyea brings experience in museum programming, education, and cultural heritage to the jury panel at View. She holds an M.A. in Museum Studies from New York University, and currently serves as the Public Programs Manager at the Adirondack Experience, where she oversees the creation and execution of mission-driven programs and events, blending history and artistry together to engage diverse audiences. Liz also serves on the board of the Indian Lake Theater, contributing to programming and strategic planning for the historic community venue. She is a fan of impressionist-style artwork, particularly the works of Claude Monet and Gustav Klimt, and more locally she enjoys the colorful landscapes of painter Harold Weston. Outside of work, Liz enjoys hiking, kayaking, and cooking up new recipes at home.