• 2027 Exhibition Proposals

    Wallkill River Center for the Arts 232 Ward Street, Montgomery, NY, United States

    EXHIBITION PROPOSALS WRCA accepts applications from artists and curators for solo and themed group exhibition proposals which are reviewed by the curatorial committee. Currently, we are no longer accepting proposals for the 2026 exhibition schedule; applications for 2027 exhibitions will open shortly. Please check back for the 2027 application to open (anticipated Spring 2026) as … Continue reading 2027 Exhibition Proposals

  • 2026 Artist-Member Exhibits (Hallway Gallery)

    Wallkill River Center for the Arts 232 Ward Street, Montgomery, NY, United States

    A benefit of membership, WRCA Artist-level Members are invited to hang one piece (two dependent on space) in our changing Hallway Gallery Exhibits.   EXHIBITION GUIDELINES Artist-level membership (in good standing.) Not a member but want to participate? JOIN TODAY Artwork must be no larger than 16 x 16 inches (including the frame), properly framed, … Continue reading 2026 Artist-Member Exhibits (Hallway Gallery)

  • Submit by August 9 | HUDSON VALLEY PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL 2026

    Wallkill River Center for the Arts 232 Ward Street, Montgomery, NY, United States

    CALL FOR PLEIN AIR ARTISTS   PROSPECTUS Hudson Valley Plain Air Festival 2026 - Celebrating America’s 250th Anniversary Wallkill River Center for the Arts (WRCA), a nonprofit arts organization located in Montgomery, NY, is pleased to present the 10th edition of the famed Hudson Valley Plein Air Festival this fall. During this multi-day event (Wednesday to … Continue reading Submit by August 9 | HUDSON VALLEY PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL 2026

  • Submit by Oct. 19 | Figuratively Speaking

    Wallkill River Center for the Arts 232 Ward Street, Montgomery, NY, United States

    Figuratively Speaking: A Regional Exhibition Juried by celebrated artist John McGiff November 14 - December 20, 2026   CALL FOR ARTWORK | Submission Deadline: October 19 PROSPECTUS   The inclusion of the human figure in image making is as old as art itself. How do we see ourselves, how do we see others? What’s their … Continue reading Submit by Oct. 19 | Figuratively Speaking