Professional Development for Artists
Join us for a free, six-week professional development series designed to support artists and creatives in building professional careers.
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Join us for a free, six-week professional development series designed to support artists and creatives in building professional careers.
From August 15 through September 1, 2025, the GIVE IT UP objects will be on display at some of our very favorite Kingston (NY) venues.
This event is part of “Happy 80th, Marsha!” a festival celebrating the 80th birthday of trans icon Marsha p. Johnson.
Joe Gonzalez has been taking photographs for over 25 years for both personal joy and to share with others.
Marielena Ferrer is a socially engaged visual artist and the executive director of Humanamente, a diversity consulting organization.
Chris O’Neal was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland. He works in a range of media, from drawing and painting to poster and website design
Tara Foley is an experienced teaching artist, arts administrator and visual artist. She has worked as an Art Studio Manager.
Wayne Montecalvo is a multi-disciplinary artist who holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the School of Visual Arts in New York City.
Tatana Kellner, Co-Founder of Women’s Studio Workshop, has been printing, assembling images and artists’ books for over 35 years.
We’d love to invite you to our print potluck event as an opportunity for us to get to know you and a chance to connect.
Celebrate the Summer Splash Pop-up Exhibit on view at The DRAW Gallery featuring art in a variety of media from artists in MKAD’s community.
We are proud to share this year’s Annual Report—a fuller, more expansive reflection of the depth and reach of our work in 2024.
The MKAD Board invites you to a Celebration of the Arts at the Neighborhood Print Studio on Thursday, June 12th from 6 – 8 pm.
Martin Sherow is a local artist and member of the LGBTQ+* community who resides at Energy Square on Cedar Street.
The 13th Annual Ulster County Executive’s Arts Awards, an evening celebrating MKAD’s creativity, dedication, and impact of the arts community
MKAD presents the group exhibition Transfiguration: Engaging with Figure Through Process. Curated by MKAD’s Youth Workforce training program.
Ben Wigfall Project 2025: Prints That Speak by Miller Middle School, Studio in Art Students. Opening Reception, April 12, at The DRAW Gallery.
Watercolor paintings made by students of teaching artist Pablo Shine on display at the Energy Square community room at 20 Cedar Street.
Palimpsest, a print exchange organized by Devon Stackonis and Jacob Taylor Gibson. The palimpsest is a tool for exploring personal narrative.
Join us for Build-A-Thon, a fun filled evening of building with fun materials hosted by members of our Youth Workforce.
Energy Square
20 Cedar Street
Kingston, NY 12401
Neighborhood Print Studio
49 Greenkill Avenue
Kingston, NY 12401
Mail
PO Box 2892
Kingston NY 12402
mail@mkad.art
(845) 802-0097
Midtown Kingston Arts District
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The DRAW
Neighborhood Print Studio
Youth Workforce
1st Saturday Kingston Gallery Guide
Todd Samara Art Fund Award
Red Goat Award
MKAD is made possible by the New York State Council of the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature.