Rachel Uffner Gallery and Mrs. at Foreland, Catskill

Opening reception: Saturday, August 14 from 2 - 6pm
on view through September 12, 2021. Located at 111 Water Street, Catskill, NY

Public hours: Saturdays and Sundays from 11am - 6pm and by appointment.

Rachel Uffner Gallery and Mrs. are pleased to present a collaborative exhibition which highlights select artists from each gallery program. Inspired by the unique architecture and setting of Foreland, this exhibition focuses on materiality and texture, gesture and abstraction, bold and distinctive color as well as line and dimension. By bringing these artists together a kinship is developed, creating new narratives and conversations between the galleries’ rosters and the artists themselves.

Featured Artists:
Elizabeth Atterbury
Bianca Beck
Strauss Bourque-LaFrance
Meghan Brady
Joanne Greenbaum
Hilary Harnischfeger
Carolyn Salas
Sally Saul
The exhibition will be on view during NADA x Foreland from August 28 - 29 as well as Upstate Art Weekend from August 27 - 29, 2021.

About Foreland:
Foreland is an 85,000 square-foot contemporary arts campus located in Catskill, NY. In its earliest iteration in the mid-1800s, the three brick buildings of the Foreland Campus were used to manufacture uniforms for Union soldiers during the Civil War. Since then, it has housed makers and manufacturers of all kinds. It sat dormant for years, until artist Stef Halmos purchased the buildings in 2017 and began painstakingly renovating and retrofitting them.

Foreland will house 30 artists’ studios, three commercial art galleries, two special project and event spaces, and two food and beverage purveyors. The three buildings of the Foreland campus are triangularly situated, with a 150-foot waterfront and floating glass pedestrian bridge as a connection point between the heart of the Catskill Main Street and the waterfront. By providing sustainably-sized and priced exhibition and workspaces for artists in the unique setting, Foreland intends to be an arts destination and haven for artists and visitors making their way to the Hudson Valley.