GlenLily is pleased to announce its10th annual exhibition, GlenLily Grounds 2024, organized by Lacey Fekishazy. The show will run for two days on Saturday, September 28 & Sunday, September 29 from 12pm to 6pm.  It is a part of Newburgh Open Studios 2024, which is now in its fourteenth year.

GlenLily Grounds 2024 is an exhibition of outdoor site-specific art, installation and sculpture. It will be spread out on the estate over 11 acres of field, hill, and wood. In addition to the 38 artists invited to participate, the grounds are also home to two bronze sculptures ‘Fallen Angels’ by Benson Selzer and one sculpture by Toni Putnam.

A Newburgh native, Lacey Fekishazy lives and works at GlenLily. Fekishazy promotes the use of GlenLily’s natural setting to enable artists in their exploration and experimentation of their practice, as well as contributing to the dialogue between artists reaching up and down the Hudson River Valley.

FEATURED ARTISTS 

Joseph Ayers, Noémie Jennifer Bonnet, Jamie Chesser + Cindy Chesser Ferrera, Dave Choi, Vivien Collens, Angela Conant, Melissa Dadourian, Kate Doyle, David Fekishazy, Beka Goedde, Kate Harding + Charlie Hurier, Sarah Heinemann, Gabriel Hurier, Matt Kinney, Niki Lederer, Elisa Lendvay, Jon Lutz, Matthew Mahler, Metal Management: Sarah Heinemann + Yvonne Olivas, Alison McNulty, Kristen Mills, Page Ogden, Naoki Onodera, Ryan Roa, Mandolyn Wilson Rosen, Ryan Scails, Mark Sengbusch, Sheldon Stowe, Wade Tillman, Aya Uekawa, Susan Walsh, Alona Weiss, Ricardo Woo, and Michael Zelehoski 

FEATURED PERFORMANCES

Georgia Elrod + Alona Weiss

The Giant Brush

SATURDAY at 3:00 pm

Ricardo Woo

dot.BLABLABLA/RED CARPET FLY CARPET

SATURDAY only - ongoing throughout the day

GlenLily is in the hamlet of Balmville on the west bank of the Hudson River and located at 532 Grand Avenue, Newburgh, NY 12550. It is just north of the Newburgh Beacon Bridge’s pedestrian entrance.