
Image / Time
Wei Leng Tay
July 5, 2025 2-6pm
Artist Wei Leng Tay works across disciplines including photography, video, and formal strategies of installation to consider ingrained modes of perception and representation. Her practice questions the materiality of photography and its relationship to contemporary society. An ongoing topical focus is movement and migration, in relation to ideas of otherness, difference and identity.

Open Studio
Ira Lupu
May 24, 2025, 2-4pm
Ira Lupu weaves documentary and partially-directed personal photography in an archive of wartime experiences in her home country of Ukraine. Despite the difficult realities she and her contemporaries experience, she finds dreamy and intimate moments which shine through.
As artist-in-residence with Arts&Rec in the Western Catskills of Stamford, New York, Lupu has been spending the past month examinin...

Cedie Janson
May 24
As a composer and sound artist, I craft sonic landscapes from organic and synthetic sounds, drawing inspiration from the natural world, liminality, and the subconscious. Often process-orientated, many of my works are improvised experiments created within a strict set of parameters which I then refine the asynchronous yet authentic moments which come from this process.

The way to knowing (a little)
Megan Cullen
May 24
As both a photographer and filmmaker, I’ve always been deeply curious to experience firsthand how other people live their lives. I want to understand how they have arrived at their beliefs as a way to better understand my own. My openness and respect for others has allowed me into some of the most intimate of spaces.
I’ve always had a strong connection to nature, and much of my work takes place outdoors - a space th...


Roscoè B. Thické III
June 30, 2024, 2 - 4pm
ARTS&REC is pleased to invite you to an artist talk and exhibition of works by June artist-in-residence, Roscoè B. Thické III. Roscoè B. Thické III is a lens based artist whose work examines themes of family, community, and intimacy through his narrative arrangements and presentation of his images. Roscoè’s work ranges from traditional photography to experimental printing techniques and unique framing conce...

Michael James Fox
Michael James Fox (born 1981 in Bogotá, Colombia) is a visual artist based in London and New York. He is drawn to color and concerned with materiality and the ways in which things are contained, separated, and protected. Inspired by painting and sculpture, and with abstraction at the heart of his practice, Fox's work transforms the functional and quotidian into something intangible, intimate and dreamlike. His photographs both doc...

FANFARE
Jessie Lee Nash
December 2, 2023, 2-4pm
Working in her preferred palette of crimson, pink, and shades of muted reds, Nash created more than sixteen new paintings during her residency. While some reference the canon of female self portraiture more directly, others are only loosely inspired by the sujet, and are taken to more abstract and poetic ends.
An avid reader, Nash drew inspiration from one book in her Stamford studio, titled Steal ...

RGB Paintings
Ivan Prerad
September 2, 2023, 2-6pm
ARTS&REC presents an exhibition of paintings by artist Ivan Prerad (b. 1988, Zagreb, Croatia) made during his residency at OSMOS Station.
The dense and meticulous abstractions are produced in vertical panels on linen and acrylic sheets as an exploration of the expanse of the primaries; red, green and blue.


Inside the Red Barn
Santiago de Paoli
July 22, 2022
In his paintings, Argentinian-born artist Santiago de Paoli has long
experimented with unusual grounds, applying oil paint to substrates
such as felt, plaster, ceramic, and board. He has embraced a surrealist
sensibility of fragmented objects, disjunctive interior spaces, mundane
objects, fruits and vegetables, and bodily references replete with genitalia.
After moving to the Western Catskill...

El Condor Pasa
Felipe Mujica
March 9, 2023, 4-6pm
Curtains is a body of textile work that Felipe Mujica began in 2006, always with the assistance of seamstresses and embroiderers. Initially, the projects were small or medium-scale, so they were manufactured at his home/studio or in the manufacturer's home/studio. With time, the scale increased and so the working method evolved: collaboration and learning were forged as situations of knowledge exchange. The tit...