High Falls Fine Art Gallery
Rochester believes strongly in its artistic community, and has established a unique gallery dedicated to the year round display and sale of work by local artists. Since its first exhibit in 1992, the Center at High Falls has represented more than 2000 area artists. You may also find solo exhibits in the first floor museum areas, where art displays enhance permanent historical exhibits. The variety of exhibits, appropriate for all ages to enjoy, include painting, photography, sculpture, printmaking, weaving and much more. The gallery is available for rental for moderately sized meetings and gatherings. |
| The two main galleries, located on the second floor of the Center, are considered one of the most beautiful exhibit spaces in the area. They feature high ceilings, richly textured original brick walls (1873,) and floor to ceiling windows overlooking the dramatic Genesee River Gorge. Current hours |
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AN EXHIBIION OF LOCALLY MADE ART FROM THE SUBLIME TO THE RIDICULOUS
Jake Adams, Mary Allarie, Peggy Carlson Baumler, John Bennett, Margaret Beth Bigelow, Zane Brunner, Patricia Bushart, Evelyn Cammarano, Marlene Caroselli, Rebecca Coleman,
F. Dick Daniell, Shawn Buckenmeyer Daniell, Pam Davis, Di DeCaire, Anne DeStefano, Evie Douglas, Diane Murphy Eagle, Frank Flynn, John Forster, Ronald A. Frischhut, John Funt, Garrett Harloff, Richard Hart, Jeno Horvath, JFK/AJVK, Eileen A. Joy, Frank Judge, Maria Kellner, SSJ, Carole Leicht, Kim Lesslie, Susan Link, Wendy Low, Joseph M. Mele Jr., Bobby Padilla, Krystal Petitto, Eugene Pizzoli, Nina Rupp, Elliot N. Saturn, Greg Smith, Kathy Smith, Sally A. Steinwachs, Lisa Struble, Sandra Turner, Judith L. Van Ness, Sheridan Vincent, June Sylvester Wales
High Falls Fine Art Gallery
Center at High Falls, Rochester’s Visitor Center
60 Browns Race Rochester, New York 14614
2 blocks east of Kodak Tower, Frontier Field
585-325-2030
July 22 through September 2, 2007
Public reception Sunday July 22, 2007 3-6pm
All about the Gallery:
- The 1620 is now showing in the second floor Art Gallery and in the first floor museum area.
- Artists of all ages and skill levels are welcome to submit works for display consideration.
- Some exhibits are juried by artist panels, some open to all.
- $15 average entry fee per artist for each exhibit.
- Artists may offer work for sale or choose exhibition only.
- Gallery provides printed invitations to exhibitors at no charge.
- Gallery hosts artist receptions open to the public at no charge (400 average attendance).
- Guided tours of the area include the gallery, art focused tours available by request.
- Each exhibits runs for approximately two months.
- Exhibit proposals for featured first floor spaces welcome in writing.
2005 Exhibits
January and February
Rochester Art Club's Member Choice
March and April
A Photographer's Path 8
May and June
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2004 Exhibits
January - February
Text and Texture
March and April
A Photographer's Path 7
May and June
Paper Work
July - August
A Perfect Match
September and October
Nature Lesson
November and December
Nazareth Faculty Exhibition
2003 Exhibits
January - February
Coming Home/African American Artists & Poets
(Pictures)
March - April
Innovation: A Photographer's Path 6 (Pictures)
May - June
BIG (Pictures)
July - August
Motion: Sports, Health, Fitness (Pictures)
September - October
UP CLOSE and Personal (Pictures)
Gary Lee Heard
BODY ART: The Human Canvas—Ink and Steel
-- Poster --
Louis Ryen’s photographs
Prague and Terezin: Stark Contrasts
-- Photograph --
November - December
THE 1620 (Pictures)
(Any art in 16x20" frames)
2002 Exhibits
May - June
H2O Watercolors (Pictures)
July-August
Red, White and Blue (Pictures)
All media & subjects in our national colors
September-October
Fiberworks (Pictures)
Quilting, weaving, rugs, soft sculpture, more
November - December
Where are the Best Paintings in Rochester
(Pictures)
Juried, All Painting Media
For more information contact:
Sally Wood Winslow
Education, Program and Fine Art Director