Save the Date: Opening Reception Oct. 26, 2018

Living Resources 70 Beekman Gallery invites you to the opening reception for our current exhibit on Friday, October 26 from 5-8 pm.

The exhibit features WDI ArtWorks! photography by Living Resources artists. This project was made possible by a generous Workforce Development Institute grant. Students produced artistic photographs of people with disabilities at their places of employment.

The exhibit also includes artists Melody Often, Miriam Romais, Jennifer Ruderman, Ginny Scavuzzo, Steve, Offord, and Renjie Song. We hope to see you there!

BDA on Beekman Opening Reception

From Left to Right: Artists, Marcus Kwame Anderson, Jacqueline Lake-Sample, Bianca Dilella-Lewis, Stephen J. Tyson

On Friday, August 10th, 70 Beekman Street Gallery and Black Dimensions in Art held an opening reception for the BDA on Beekman exhibit. The show includes work by artists, Stephen J. Tyson, Takeyce Walter, Daesha Devon Harris, George Simmons, Fred Moody, Royal Brown, Jacqueline Lake-Sample, Anita Wilson, Marcus Kwame Anderson, Francelise Dawkins, and Bianca DiLella-Lewis.

Thank you to everyone who came out! The exhibit will be on display until September 19th. Stop in to see it if you’re in the area! 70 Beekman Street, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866.

Save the Date: BDA on Beekman Exhibit

70 Beekman Street Gallery proudly presents BDA on Beekman, an exhibit featuring paintings, drawings, and photographs by the artists of Black Dimensions in Art, Inc. Artists include Daesha Devon Harris, Takeyce Walter, Francelise Dawkins, Clifford Oliver, Stephen Tyson, Bianca Dilella, Marcus Kwame Anderson, Fred Moody, and more.

Join us for a reception on August 10 from 6-8 pm! Come see the art, meet the artists, and enjoy refreshments.

Beekman Ribbon Cutting Exhibit

We held our official Ribbon Cutting ceremony on Tuesday, August 15th. The accompanying exhibit will be on display through the month of October. The exhibit features the works of Stephen J. Tyson, Ian Creitz, Amy Coon, Rebecca Peters, Deborah C.M. Rubin, Francelise Dawkins, and many artists from Living Resources Arts Program's studios.