Hudson Valley (+ Vicinity) Selected Gallery Guide, December 2025...In Kingston don’t miss Julie Evans, Murray Hochman, Catherine Howe at 68 Prince Street.

| Karlyn Benson

'A Glimmer of Change' unites three artists—two painters and one sculptor—with distinct visions yet all are kindred spirits exploring novel materials and forms that reference nature and natural phenomenon.

| David Ebony

Artist Catherine Howe, a New York creative with an extensive history of exhibitions and critical acclaim, is the talent behind the artwork showcased...We sat down with Catherine for a conversation about her work and the art.

Top Fall 2025 Art Exhibits — Douglas Navarra layers time itself, drawing on antique papers and shaping clay vessels that converse with history’s stains and creases.

| Peter Aaron, Brian K. Mahoney

Artist Douglas Navarra brings together dual practices of drawing and ceramics, each rooted in history yet charged with the immediacy of the present. Navarra’s work unfolds across two intertwined platforms...

...A distinctive exploration of landscape, texture and the fleeting beauty of the natural world...The show’s thematic focus revolves around this idea of shifting perspectives, as well as the feeling of anticipation found in moments when the sky begins to clear.

A Break in the Clouds: Journeys in Abstraction at 68 Prince Street Gallery. '...The exhibit was born from a moment of inspiration — via a quote by Joel Longenecker that describes paintings as “slabs of earth, cut out and tilted forward.”'

When artists David and Paula Kucera bought 68 Prince Street, they were going to use the building as studio space. At some point during the renovation of the red brick structure, in Kingston’s bustling Midtown Arts District, the Gardiner couple began rethinking their plan.

| Lambeth Hochwald

Art: 68 Prince Street Gallery to Exhibit Works on Landscape and Shifting Perspectives...works by Donald Elder, Stuart Farmery, Murray Hochman, Joel Longenecker, Paul Marrocco, and Stephen Niccolls

| Lisbeth Thalberg

Monika Zarzeczna: ...These sculptures reflect her broader practice of using discarded materials like found wood, cardboard, and string, applying delicate, crisp surface painting treatments and subtly irregular silhouettes. 

| Kathleen Cullen

Painters in conversation: Jeanette Fintz and Stephen Westfall — ...a freewheeling conversation with noted painter Stephen Westfall...Both artists are geometric abstractionists...

| Sharon Butler

Hudson Valley (+vicinity) Selected Gallery Guide: August, 2025 | Jeanette Fintz / Monika Zarzeczna, Elusive Thresholds; Maureen Cummins / Jul 17 – Aug 17

| Karlyn Benson

10 Shows to See in Upstate New York This August — Jeanette Fintz and Monika Zarzeczna: Elusive Thresholds: ...two sensational abstract solo exhibitions at once... Through August 17 

| Taliesin Thomas

Art Everywhere, All at Once: A Road-Tripping Recap of Upstate Art Weekend  

| Taliesin Thomas

Meet Gallerists Paula + David Kucera of 68 Prince Street Gallery in Kingston NY.

Nestled in the heart of Kingston’s vibrant arts district, 68 Prince Street Gallery has quickly become a beacon for contemporary art and the creative community in the Hudson Valley.

Paula, David and Alan talk about 

68 Prince Street Gallery.

68 Prince Street Gallery / 68 Prince Street, Kingston, NY / Francine Tint: Symbolic of the Whole / Apr 26 – Jun 8 / Opening reception Apr 26