Two group shows opened last weekend featuring ITP adjunct professor Marina Zurkow, as well as ITP alumni Alison Cornyn and Heather Greer:

Apophenia

Pop-Up Exhibition curated by Abigail Simon and the Solstice Sisters Collective
(Lisa Brown, Lisa Crafts. Meredith Drum, Darlene Farris-LaBar, Elena Grossman, Heather OBrien Takahashi, Marianne Shaneen, Abigail Simon, Colleen Rae Smiley, Workshop of Shortt, Marina Zurkow)

July 17 – July 27, 2025
258 Main Street, Saugerties NY 

Gallery hours: Thursday-Sunday 12-6 pm
Opening reception July 17, 5–7 pm
Closing reception July 27, 5–7 pm

Special Events: 
The Iceberg (@theiceberg_is) on July 20, 2 pm
Music for Furniture (@musicforfurniture) on July 24, 6 pm

Check the instagram @apophenia_saug for more info on performance and events timing!

In a world saturated with data, brands, and simulation, how do we know what’s real — and why does it matter? The artists featured in Apophenia respond to Pattern Recognition, William Gibson’s genre-blurring 2003 novel that reads like a premonition of our present moment. Equal parts mystery, media theory, and cultural diagnosis, the novel is a mystery without a villain, a thriller without action, a science fiction novel set in the now. Written in the shadow of 9/11, it unfolds in a world of secret networks, encrypted transmissions, and the hidden architectures of capitalism and power.

UnEarthing the Light

The exhibition features work by Nancy Burson, Celine Cannon, Alison Cornyn, Yolanda Cuomo, Elena del Rivero, Heather Greer, Sandra Harper, Jazmine Hayes, Ofelia Mangen, Tanya Marcuse, Jillian McDonald, Rita Peress, Negin Sharifzadeh, Maggie Simonelli, Nina Sobell, Diana Weymar, and Marina Zurkow.

July 17 – July 21, 2025
The Church Staatsburg
5 Market Street
Staatsburg, NY 12580

Gallery hours: 12-6 pm
Opening reception July 19, 6–9 pm