4:00–6:00 PM
Free admission, reservations encouraged
Lobby Gallery + Grounds

During Upstate Art Weekend, the 2025 Visual Arts Exhibition is open to the public for visitors to explore our gallery and grounds. See contemporary works by acclaimed, local Hudson Valley artists as well as two, newly installed bronze works by world renowned 20th-century sculptor, Gaston Lachaise. Floating Woman (1927) and Torso of Elevation (1934) are on loan from the Lachaise Foundation in New York City.

The contemporary line-up of artists features Neil Enggist’s poetic metal paintings, Daisuke Kiyomiya's elegant stonework, Heidi Lanino’s graceful wood sculptures, Ian McMahon’s geometric wall relief, Portia Munson’s dynamic organic banner, Aurora Robson's magical found-plastic works, Jennifer Zackin’s conceptual string pieces, and unique and personal dance videos by Freeda Electra Handelsman.

Gaston Lachaise was called by ARTnews, “the greatest American sculptor of his time.” Floating Woman (1927) has been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and at the Muse d’Art Moderne in Paris. Torso of Elevation (1934) has been shown at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Born in Paris and relocated to New York for most of his career, Lachaise played a critical role in the birth of American Modernism, pushing the boundaries of nude figuration with his innovative representations of the human body.

Kaatsbaan presents visitors with a compelling combination of visual art from the past and our present day.