Got Your Tickets for A MAD Celebration?

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Edward Meyer: Form Flows From Function

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Kiki Smith Comes to Kingston!

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New MAD Arts-Related Business Registry is Now Open

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Calling All Kingston Artists! The new MAD Artist Registry is now open.

Patti Gibbons: “Inspiration is never far”

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Save The Dates!

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D.R.A.W.(N) to Making Art?

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MAD Wants YOU!

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Ben Wigfall by Nancy Donskoj 1993

Ben Wigfall: The Artist Revealed

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City Hall to Host Four Art Exhibitions in 2019

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Glenn deWitt: A Practitioner Inspired by the Masters

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Roberto Lugo Lecture

Roberto Lugo will recount his rise from the streets of Philadelphia to become a world-renowned ceramic artist.

New MAD Website Launched with Artist Registry

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Calling All Kingston Artists! The new MAD Artist Registry is now open.

Costumes and Cosplay Inspire Artists at The D.R.A.W.

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The Costumed Drawing program at The D.R.A.W. was one of the highlights of this year’s Art Walk.

The New MAD Artist Registry is Here!

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With the launch of our new MAD website, we realize one of our long-time plans—the MAD Arts Registry. The Arts Registry begins with listings for artists to be followed by registries for galleries, performance venues and arts-related businesses in the near future. Artists may register here.

October is "Todd Samara Month”

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—and a November Auction Preview For more than 30 years, Todd Samara lived and painted in Kingston’s Rondout neighborhood, translating its hilly streets, tight rows of 19th-century gable-roofed houses, sailboats, bridges and panoramic river…
Todd Samara

The Samara Project Slated for October Launch

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To preserve the legacy of Todd Samara, a nationally recognized artist whose favorite subject was Kingston’s Rondout, a group of Kingston artists have formed the Samara Project, which is proposing a month-long, city-wide retrospective of…