April Art Exhibitions Across Upstate New York Feature Diverse Contemporary Works

Throughout April 2026, numerous galleries in Upstate New York are presenting a variety of contemporary art exhibitions. Tyte Gallery in Millbrook is showing 'Imagined Realities: Pulse and Pattern' through April 12, featuring mixed-media works by Shannon Carroll, Sophie Kitching, and Sabri Sundos. At 68 Prince Street Gallery in Kingston, 'Women in the Abstract' runs until April 19, highlighting abstract paintings by six artists including Elizabeth Gilfilen and Gina Werfel. Yellow Studio in Cross River presents 'Multitudes' through April 19, with four artists exploring female representation. Catskill Art Space in Livingston Manor hosts a group exhibition of ceramics and sculptures by Daniel Giordano, Davana Robedee, and Kathy Ruttenberg until April 25. Garner Arts Center in Garnerville features Lisa Karrer's 'Forest For The Trees' through April 26, focusing on environmental themes. Susan Eley Fine Art in Hudson shows Deirdre O'Connell's portrait series until April 26. Perry Lawson Fine Art in Nyack presents Caleb Weintraub's figurative paintings through April 26. Raphael Moser Gallery in Catskill exhibits 'Commitments to the Monochrome in Contemporary Practice' until May 1, with works focused on single colors. Gallery 495 in Catskill displays Joan Oliver's mixed-media pieces in 'Interior Passages' through May 2. Distortion Society in Beacon presents 'Spaces Between Color' until May 3, featuring contemporary interpretations of the Japanese katazome technique by four artists including Erina Pearl. These exhibitions showcase diverse artistic practices across multiple Upstate New York locations during the spring season.