Ro Lohin is a painter working in New York. Her work is amazing.

Crary Art Gallery was established in 1977 as a nonprofit art museum by painter Genevieve Alden Walker Crary in memory of her husband, industrialist, philanthropist, and accomplished photographer Clare Crary. The Crary Art Gallery is dedicated to enriching the region's cultural offerings through noteworthy temporary exhibitions, and the display of historical works both collected and produced by the Crarys.

Craig has been a friend and fellow artist since 1988. If you like my work, you'll enjoy his too. We have a very similar aesthetic.

Paul says of his work: "I like to work in the space between figuration and abstraction. As much as I dislike labels, the term biomorphic abstraction may come close to what you see when you look at my work."

Check out the review of my painting from the Overpasses/Underpasses series that were shown in Fine Line Bistro Dec. 2013 in the Ithaca Times arts section written by Warren Greenwood.

Werner says of his work: "I consider science and art to be linked by a fundamental spirit of inquiry, and while my work in physics is focused on generating concrete knowledge about the natural world, my artistic work allows me to philosophize about the elusiveness of knowledge itself."

Non-profit gallery brings new art to Ithaca and sponsors shows by local and regional artists.

Rochester, NY gallery