Saratoga Arts’ Exhibit

Images are hung on columns within a hallway. The nearest artwork is of a woman painted in period style, with a golden hue backdrop, brunette hair with golden highlights, and a black material around her shoulders.
Artwork hangs along the columns between windows in the hallway.

About the Saratoga Arts’ Exhibit

Throughout Saratoga County, Saratoga Arts host a program called, Art in Public Spaces that helps local artists display their work in publicly accessible locations throughout the county. The artists, and artwork, are rotated continuously throughout the various exhibit spaces. Come and see the visual gifts our local artists share throughout the region - and then come back again to see it anew!

Additional Images

Thumbnail: Three painted works of art hang on a wall.
Thumbnail: Brilliantly colored, scenic photographs adorn a wall.
Thumbnail: Artwork hanging on the wall is individually lit by an overhead spotlight.
Thumbnail: Differently shaped frames are hung in an ordered, yet hectic way - adding to its visual interest.
Thumbnail: Seven pieces of art, paintings, hang on a wall.
Thumbnail: Art in Public Places enables our members to have their own solo exhibition at one of our publicly accessible venues across Saratoga County. For more information about Art in Public Places, or if you’d like to purchase a piece of artwork, please go to Saratoga-Arts.org, email us at exhibitions@saratoga-arts.org, or give us a call at 518-584-4132.

Features of this Location / Special Features

  • Display area
  • Continually rotating exhibit of local artists’ work
  • Prints for sale
  • Ambient lighting

Hours of Availability

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Where to Find this Location

From entering the building on the parking lot (Putnam Street) side, immediately to the right and the exhibit is straight ahead. On entry from the front of the building (Henry Street side) head straight ahead toward the elevator. Once the wall by the elevator is reached, turn left and the exhibit is straight ahead.

Location of Saratoga Arts’ Exhibit