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SUMMARY:Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s
DESCRIPTION:Gallery 52 hosts the Smithsonian Museum of American History’s traveling exhibit Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s\, marking its 25th anniversary. The exhibit features paint-by-number paintings from the collection of Trey Speegle\, offering a colorful look back at the mid-century craft phenomenon and what it reveals about American taste in the 1950s. Presented in partnership with the National Museum of American History. \nMore info: @gallery_52
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/paint-by-number-accounting-for-taste-in-the-1950s/2026-10-03/
LOCATION:Gallery 52\, Jeffersonville\, NY
CATEGORIES:Arts | Culture,Museums | Art Galleries
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SUMMARY:The Local Landscape: Visual and Political
DESCRIPTION:Robyn Almquist’s work will be on display at Domesticities from October 3rd – November 29th. There will be an opening reception on October 3rd from 2 – 4 pm. \nHer show will feature her hand printed linocuts\, paintings\, and mixed media pieces showing the local landscape as well as works with environmental and political themes. Almquist often combines linocuts with her illustrations and paintings in order to duplicate an image\, or to mix the mediums in a way that can reference animation or give the piece a pop culture style. \nA linocut block print is made by cutting the negative space of an image into a linoleum block. Each one is handprinted. The printing process is often slightly imprecise giving each print its own unique quality. Almquist learned this printmaking technique around age twelve and has been using it in her work ever since. \nRobyn Almquist is a local artist based in Livingston Manor\, New York. A Renaissance woman\, she is the publisher and creative director of ArtKill Catskill magazine and the lead singer\, ukelele and bass player in the band Open for Suggestions.
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/the-local-landscape-visual-and-political/2026-10-03/
LOCATION:Domesticities & The Cutting Garden 4055 State Rte 52 Youngsville\, NY 12791 United States
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SUMMARY:Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s
DESCRIPTION:Gallery 52 hosts the Smithsonian Museum of American History’s traveling exhibit Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s\, marking its 25th anniversary. The exhibit features paint-by-number paintings from the collection of Trey Speegle\, offering a colorful look back at the mid-century craft phenomenon and what it reveals about American taste in the 1950s. Presented in partnership with the National Museum of American History. \nMore info: @gallery_52
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/paint-by-number-accounting-for-taste-in-the-1950s/2026-10-04/
LOCATION:Gallery 52\, Jeffersonville\, NY
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SUMMARY:Murder Mystery Mixer: “Dying of Curiosity”
DESCRIPTION:Do you dare put your detective skills to the test? Murder is on the menu for this interactive cocktail experience in the Special Exhibit of the Museum at Bethel Woods. \nAn eccentric billionaire has invited an unusual assortment of guests to his elaborate museum for a cocktail party showcasing the latest acquisitions to his collection of rare and mysterious oddities. But curiosity doesn’t just kill the cat when one of the guests turns up dead. Everyone is a suspect\, every object may hold a clue\, and nothing is quite what it seems. Who will have the satisfaction of solving the mystery and take home a terrific prize? \nTickets are $79 (21+ only) and include two complimentary drinks\, light refreshments and admission to Peace\, Love & Pumpkins following the Murder Mystery experience. \nDates\, times and location are subject to change at any time.
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/murder-mystery-mixer-dying-of-curiosity/
LOCATION:Bethel Woods Center For The Arts\, 200 Hurd Rd.\, Bethel\, NY\, 12720\, United States
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SUMMARY:Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s
DESCRIPTION:Gallery 52 hosts the Smithsonian Museum of American History’s traveling exhibit Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s\, marking its 25th anniversary. The exhibit features paint-by-number paintings from the collection of Trey Speegle\, offering a colorful look back at the mid-century craft phenomenon and what it reveals about American taste in the 1950s. Presented in partnership with the National Museum of American History. \nMore info: @gallery_52
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/paint-by-number-accounting-for-taste-in-the-1950s/2026-10-10/
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SUMMARY:The Local Landscape: Visual and Political
DESCRIPTION:Robyn Almquist’s work will be on display at Domesticities from October 3rd – November 29th. There will be an opening reception on October 3rd from 2 – 4 pm. \nHer show will feature her hand printed linocuts\, paintings\, and mixed media pieces showing the local landscape as well as works with environmental and political themes. Almquist often combines linocuts with her illustrations and paintings in order to duplicate an image\, or to mix the mediums in a way that can reference animation or give the piece a pop culture style. \nA linocut block print is made by cutting the negative space of an image into a linoleum block. Each one is handprinted. The printing process is often slightly imprecise giving each print its own unique quality. Almquist learned this printmaking technique around age twelve and has been using it in her work ever since. \nRobyn Almquist is a local artist based in Livingston Manor\, New York. A Renaissance woman\, she is the publisher and creative director of ArtKill Catskill magazine and the lead singer\, ukelele and bass player in the band Open for Suggestions.
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/the-local-landscape-visual-and-political/2026-10-10/
LOCATION:Domesticities & The Cutting Garden 4055 State Rte 52 Youngsville\, NY 12791 United States
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SUMMARY:Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s
DESCRIPTION:Gallery 52 hosts the Smithsonian Museum of American History’s traveling exhibit Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s\, marking its 25th anniversary. The exhibit features paint-by-number paintings from the collection of Trey Speegle\, offering a colorful look back at the mid-century craft phenomenon and what it reveals about American taste in the 1950s. Presented in partnership with the National Museum of American History. \nMore info: @gallery_52
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/paint-by-number-accounting-for-taste-in-the-1950s/2026-10-11/
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SUMMARY:Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s
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URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/paint-by-number-accounting-for-taste-in-the-1950s/2026-10-17/
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SUMMARY:The Local Landscape: Visual and Political
DESCRIPTION:Robyn Almquist’s work will be on display at Domesticities from October 3rd – November 29th. There will be an opening reception on October 3rd from 2 – 4 pm. \nHer show will feature her hand printed linocuts\, paintings\, and mixed media pieces showing the local landscape as well as works with environmental and political themes. Almquist often combines linocuts with her illustrations and paintings in order to duplicate an image\, or to mix the mediums in a way that can reference animation or give the piece a pop culture style. \nA linocut block print is made by cutting the negative space of an image into a linoleum block. Each one is handprinted. The printing process is often slightly imprecise giving each print its own unique quality. Almquist learned this printmaking technique around age twelve and has been using it in her work ever since. \nRobyn Almquist is a local artist based in Livingston Manor\, New York. A Renaissance woman\, she is the publisher and creative director of ArtKill Catskill magazine and the lead singer\, ukelele and bass player in the band Open for Suggestions.
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/the-local-landscape-visual-and-political/2026-10-17/
LOCATION:Domesticities & The Cutting Garden 4055 State Rte 52 Youngsville\, NY 12791 United States
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SUMMARY:Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s
DESCRIPTION:Gallery 52 hosts the Smithsonian Museum of American History’s traveling exhibit Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s\, marking its 25th anniversary. The exhibit features paint-by-number paintings from the collection of Trey Speegle\, offering a colorful look back at the mid-century craft phenomenon and what it reveals about American taste in the 1950s. Presented in partnership with the National Museum of American History. \nMore info: @gallery_52
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/paint-by-number-accounting-for-taste-in-the-1950s/2026-10-18/
LOCATION:Gallery 52\, Jeffersonville\, NY
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SUMMARY:Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s
DESCRIPTION:Gallery 52 hosts the Smithsonian Museum of American History’s traveling exhibit Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s\, marking its 25th anniversary. The exhibit features paint-by-number paintings from the collection of Trey Speegle\, offering a colorful look back at the mid-century craft phenomenon and what it reveals about American taste in the 1950s. Presented in partnership with the National Museum of American History. \nMore info: @gallery_52
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/paint-by-number-accounting-for-taste-in-the-1950s/2026-10-24/
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SUMMARY:The Local Landscape: Visual and Political
DESCRIPTION:Robyn Almquist’s work will be on display at Domesticities from October 3rd – November 29th. There will be an opening reception on October 3rd from 2 – 4 pm. \nHer show will feature her hand printed linocuts\, paintings\, and mixed media pieces showing the local landscape as well as works with environmental and political themes. Almquist often combines linocuts with her illustrations and paintings in order to duplicate an image\, or to mix the mediums in a way that can reference animation or give the piece a pop culture style. \nA linocut block print is made by cutting the negative space of an image into a linoleum block. Each one is handprinted. The printing process is often slightly imprecise giving each print its own unique quality. Almquist learned this printmaking technique around age twelve and has been using it in her work ever since. \nRobyn Almquist is a local artist based in Livingston Manor\, New York. A Renaissance woman\, she is the publisher and creative director of ArtKill Catskill magazine and the lead singer\, ukelele and bass player in the band Open for Suggestions.
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/the-local-landscape-visual-and-political/2026-10-24/
LOCATION:Domesticities & The Cutting Garden 4055 State Rte 52 Youngsville\, NY 12791 United States
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SUMMARY:Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s
DESCRIPTION:Gallery 52 hosts the Smithsonian Museum of American History’s traveling exhibit Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s\, marking its 25th anniversary. The exhibit features paint-by-number paintings from the collection of Trey Speegle\, offering a colorful look back at the mid-century craft phenomenon and what it reveals about American taste in the 1950s. Presented in partnership with the National Museum of American History. \nMore info: @gallery_52
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/paint-by-number-accounting-for-taste-in-the-1950s/2026-10-25/
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SUMMARY:Paint by Number: Accounting for Taste in the 1950s
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URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/paint-by-number-accounting-for-taste-in-the-1950s/2026-10-31/
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SUMMARY:The Local Landscape: Visual and Political
DESCRIPTION:Robyn Almquist’s work will be on display at Domesticities from October 3rd – November 29th. There will be an opening reception on October 3rd from 2 – 4 pm. \nHer show will feature her hand printed linocuts\, paintings\, and mixed media pieces showing the local landscape as well as works with environmental and political themes. Almquist often combines linocuts with her illustrations and paintings in order to duplicate an image\, or to mix the mediums in a way that can reference animation or give the piece a pop culture style. \nA linocut block print is made by cutting the negative space of an image into a linoleum block. Each one is handprinted. The printing process is often slightly imprecise giving each print its own unique quality. Almquist learned this printmaking technique around age twelve and has been using it in her work ever since. \nRobyn Almquist is a local artist based in Livingston Manor\, New York. A Renaissance woman\, she is the publisher and creative director of ArtKill Catskill magazine and the lead singer\, ukelele and bass player in the band Open for Suggestions.
URL:https://sullivancatskills.com/event/the-local-landscape-visual-and-political/2026-10-31/
LOCATION:Domesticities & The Cutting Garden 4055 State Rte 52 Youngsville\, NY 12791 United States
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