This is the new location for bau gallery also known as Beacon Artist Union. They have been in this…read morespace since 2012. Bau has been around for over a decade and exhibits Fine Contemporary Art. Their space at 506 Main is huge and exhibits artists from the Hudson Valley, as well as the greater tri-state area. Many of the artists exhibit nationally and internationally and have won major grants and commissions.

Coolest vibe with such interesting art. So many funky clocks and original art pieces. Everyone was…read morefriendly and the art structures out back were incredible!

I visited this gallery after leaving Dia:Beacon and was truly wowed. They have some beautiful,…read moreexquisite art work. The price tags were way above my pay grade but definitely looked worth the asking prices. The owners were so cool as they sat in front of their store and welcomed me to look and take pics. OMG, the backyard was small and cluttered but filled with so many cool and funky pieces of artwork. Every nook and corner had something for you to enjoy, smile, laugh and of course snap pictures. I really enjoyed this outside area of art. Definitely check this place out and if you have the coins to support, do so.

Excellent, fun, art gallery on Main Street, Beacon, featuring wide range of arts and crafts, at…read morereasonable prices, produced by local artists and artisans. Definitely visit this gallery, browse, and buy to support the local art community. I did.

My kids and I had so much fun here checking out art world and chatting with the artist!read more

Magazzino is a museum in Cold Spring, NY that displays Postwar & Contemporary Italian Art. We…read morevisited this space on a Saturday "day trip". When we first arrived at Magazzino, staff let us view the Antonio Marras and Maria Lai: Llencols De Aigua Installation- this will be there until January 2026. All of us visitors were then told that some areas are not open to the public at this time. This promopted the woman at the front desk in this specific building to state that museum general admission is 1/2 price per person ($10 instead of $20) and that she could only take one form of payment. Because we wanted to pay cash, we were told that we can pay admission in the next nearby building w/ separate staff. It was nice weather that day, & we enjoyed walking on the property to the next building. Although a portion of the space was closed to patrons, we got to see some artwork w/ in Robert Olnick Pavilion, which was created in 2023. This included the Arte Povera which is their Permanent Collection. The architectural design of Magazzino Italian Art is modern & beautiful in its simplicity. Magazzino has lots of campus-style open space w/ beautifully massive windows & gorgeous greenery. A water feature & open walkway between one gallery to another completes the nice minimalist aesthetic. Favorite Masterpieces : Michelangelo Pistoletto -Stracci Italiani,2007 Michelangelo Pistoletto- Siera di giornali, 1966-2017 Luciano Fabro - Italia all' asta, 1994 Luciano Febro - Due nudi crescendo le scale, 1987-1989 Luciano Fabro - Efeso II, 1986 Marisa Merz - Senza titolo, undated Mario Merz - Che fare?, 1968-1973 Mario Merz - Igloo con vortice, 1981 Giuseppe Penone - Albero di 3 metri, 1988 Giulio Paolini - Mimesi, 1976-1988 Giuseppe Penone - Unghia e marmo, 1988 (placed outside on greenery made of marble & glass) Magazzino Italian Art has outside tables & chairs. We sat for a bit and enjoyed the fresh air and views. We had to get a picture of the words "Reject Racism" etched onto the entrance door before our departure. What a good way to end our visit! magazzino.art @magazzinoart

I love this museum. It is worth visiting for the architecture alone. The beautiful light filled…read morespaces are the perfect backdrop to any artwork that they choose to exhibit. Also right up the hill from the museum, you can visit a collection of donkeys. Don't miss this Hudson Valley gem.

The metal work is breathtaking. The skill and technique are by wing incredible. The artist is very…read morepersonable. He loves to share his concepts or story behind the artwork. He also is willing to work with you on pricing so you can purchase some of his amazing works. Such a great experience!

this welded sculpture shop's productions wpuld fit in well in Cleveland - rust and industrial and…read moretransport detritus reborn ! Lots of works on display outside . Well worth a stop!!

While Marina exhibits her own work, which is delightful, and showcases the work of other talented…read moreHudson Valley artists, she is also a superb restorer. I brought my Hudson River painting by Thomas Chambers to her after it was damaged in a hurricane. She removed it from the old stretcher, cleaned it to a fresh glow, and reset it prior to my selling it at an art auction.

I cannot speak highly enough of this museum. It was curated so well for you to take your time and…read moreappreciate the art and its beauty. Pieces were laid out for you to always want more or inquire about what's on the next room. Beautiful building for beautiful art with amazing and helpful people around every corner. In the basement floor, for the time being (until October of 2027), Tehching Hsieh's full performance art is on display and it's breathtaking. That alone, to me, was worth the admission price.

I don't think I understand modern art, yet I spend hours here every visit…read more I usually prefer to wonder alone but sometimes tours are nice because then I can talk to others who also enjoy but don't understand the exhibits either.