Ben Wigfall Project 2025: Prints That Speak
Ben Wigfall Project 2025: Prints That Speak by Miller Middle School, Studio in Art Students. Opening Reception, April 12, at The DRAW Gallery.
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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.
This January, dozens of Hudson Valley residents made something every day for the whole month. Come see what we did!
Gary Ljuinguist will introduce Kingston to live music production techniques and the role of compression in creating soundscapes.
“Like Any Living Thing” is a series of ceramic sculptures and tapestries by Madeleine Cutrona that explore the psychological impact of debt.
The Midtown Kingston Arts District’s Todd Samara Art Award has been bestowed this year to Erin Dougherty and Kaya Keller.
MKAD presents Artist Talk: Robert Ferguson on Friday January 10th, 2025 from 5:30 – 7 pm. Join us as he discusses it and more.
With Jonathon Pfeiffer, a graphic designer who is responsible for MKAD’s (Midtown Kingston Arts District) new logo as part of their rebrand.
Submissions for the second issue of Show & Tell are open until February 15, 2025! Please submit written and visual pieces.
Midtown Kingston Arts District looks to the future with a new name and brand identity. Now known as the Midtown Kingston Arts District (MKAD)
The inaugural issue of Show & Tell, an eclectic new arts and literary magazine, is available now! Designed by and for the Kingston community.
Steamroller printing is a large-scale form of printmaking that uses a steamroller as the printing press to create prints.
MKAD announces the upcoming exhibition Recent Work: Robert Ferguson located at The DRAW Gallery, 24 Iwo Jima Ln, Kingston, NY
Adopt-A-Clay-Puggle and Support Our Programs! For Halloween lovers – Adopt a handmade clay Puggle of your own at the DRAW Studio on Saturday, October 19 In anticipation of Halloween the Midtown Kingston Arts District will host a SpooOOOooky “Adopt-A-Clay-Puggle” fundraiser at the DRAW Studio at 22 Iwo Jima Lane on Saturday October 19th from noon […]
A weekend full of printmaking, exhibition and clay Puggles during Art Walk Kingston, September 21 & 22 Midtown Kingston Arts District (MKAD) presents the 2024 Steamroller Print Fest on September, Saturday the 21st and Sunday the 22nd, as part of Art Walk Kingston. During the weekend-long fest, various events will take place simultaneously at two […]
The D.R.A.W. at MAD will host the 4th Annual DRAW-A-THON on Saturday, August 10th, 2024, from 10 am to 10 pm. This 12-hour art-making extravaganza, based on the renowned 24-hour event started in 2008 by Antenna in New Orleans, celebrates creativity and welcomes everyone. All ages, abilities, skill levels, and interests are invited to draw […]
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