We are very pleased to announce that this year the Cover Art Award Winner is artist Sally J. Smith with her photograph of her ice installation, “Chapel Pond Spiral". Please read more about Sally below the video and check out her video of the making of her cover award winning outdoor installation!! Read more about the other exhibits and awards here.
For over 20 years I was a successful watercolor painter. Then, in 2006 I felt the calling to work more directly with the landscape. To be intimately immersed in its magic, rather than just trying to capture a moment on paper. The calling took me deep into the forests, fields and rivers of the area near my home
The Americans for the Arts, Arts & Economic Prosperity, III Survey Results
Hello Everyone,
We want to send out a big thank you to all of you who have participated this past year with the Americans For The Arts survey, Arts and Economic Prosperity, III. This study was done to show the economic impact of nonprofit arts and cultural organizations and their audiences in the Northern Adirondack Region for fiscal year 2007-2008. The results have come back to us here at the Arts Council from Americans for the Arts and can be found if you follow the link below. Please send us an email with any feedback you might have from these results. We always love hearing from you. Below is a short description of the study. For more detailed information about the study feel free to contact Athena Roth at
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Thanks so much to everyone who made the Gala Benefit such a great success! See a note from our Board President below.-Caroline & Athena.
"Many thanks to everyone who attended the Gala Benefit last night, and all the volunteers and workers who made it possible. It was everything we had hoped it would be, and couldn't have done without you!" ACNA Board President, Peter Seward.
In 1980, seven Champlain Valley Cultural Organizations gathered to form an organization to work jointly promoting the Arts in the region. The “Boquet Valley Arts Project” grew o
The Arts Council for the Northern Adirondacks is a cultural organization whose primary goals are to encourage, develop, promote and sustain the cultural life of our local and regional communities. It is our belief that the arts help build stronger comm
For over 20 years I was a successful watercolor painter. Then, in 2006 I felt the calling to work more directly with the landscape. To be intimately immersed in its magic, rather than just trying to capture a moment on paper. The calling took me deep into the forests, fields and rivers of the area near my home
