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Art galleries and museums in the Capital Region

The exhibit “Truth is the Only Safe Ground to Stand Upon" is on view at the Arkell Museum in Canajoharie.

Exhibit showcases suffragists’ struggle for ‘Safe Ground’

‘I was more determined than ever to learn about the suffragists so I could tell their story’

Left: Felix Moscheles' portrait of Mary Parker Corning, 1885; right: William Thorne portrait of Angelica S. Crosby, 1899.

Albany

A ‘Fashionable Portrait’ of Albany in 1800s

Exhibit at Albany Institute of History & Art

A view of the MASS MoCA art complex from a drone.

MASS MoCA doubles in size

It is now largest contemporary art museum in America

Helen Frankenthaler's "Weeping Crabapple."

Summer at the Clark: A banquet for the eyes

There is always room for solitude amid 140 acres of meadow, forest and mountain

Anna Mary Robertson "Grandma" Moses (1860-1961), Bennington, 1945, Oil and tempera on Masonite.

Bennington Museum offers free admission today

The Bennington Museum is offering free admission on its community day Saturday. The museum is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m…. Read more »

Matthew Bartik holds his daughter, Dahlia, with the completed project at right.

Schenectady County

Mariaville Lake artist contributes to Nipper project

Creates ‘Victor’ — complete with Gramophone

Workers install a Fiberglas Nipper in Albany as people look on.

Albany

Who let the dogs out? Nippers on display

3-foot-tall sculptures brighten downtown Albany

"Letters for Cross," a 64-by-80-inch oil painting by Paul Sattler of Saratoga Springs, is among works featured.

Albany

Smaller, simpler: Regional exhibit features 87 works

32 artists featured

"In Memorium" (2015) by Lorilee Coleman will be among sculptures on the trail.

Cherry Valley Sculpture Trail opens Saturday

Reception will kick off opening

Erin Coe.

The Hyde director taking new position

Coe will lead museum at Penn State