Arts Society of Kingston
Owner: Amy Poux, Executive Director
Address: 97 Broadway, Kingston NY 12401
Phone: N/A
Email: ask@askforarts.org
Description: ASK inspires, educates, and engages our community through accessible and diverse artistic experiences. We are dedicated to fostering creativity, supporting artists at every stage of their journey, and enhancing cultural vitality and community connection with exhibitions, performances, workshops, and events that showcase the unifying power of the arts. What is the Arts Society of Kingston? -A multi arts education organization that provides programming to support life-long creativity and learning in the arts. -A series of gallery and exhibition spaces that provide the community with openings each month, equaling 24 shows throughout the year. -A performance venue, providing the community with performances and programs every month throughout the year.
Natalie Wargin, Artist
Owner: Natalie Wargin
Address: 1622 Lucas Avenue, Cottekill, NY 12419
Phone: 845 750 4573
Email: natalie@nataliewargin.com
Web: http://www.nataliewargin.com
Description: Hudson Valley artist and painter
Rebecca Horner
Owner: Rebecca Horner
Address: 196 Cooper Street Accord, NY 12404
Phone: 845-626-3751
Email: beccahorner48@gmail.com
Web: N/A
Description: No description available.
Wendy Enoch Pottery
Owner: Wendy Enoch
Address: N/A
Phone: N/A
Email: Enochwendy@gmail.com
Web: https://www.wendyenochpottery.com/
Description: I started making pottery when I was in my teens and immediately fell in love with clay. So naturally, I was excited and surprised to learn I could actually go to college for it… who knew?? I received my BFA from RIT School for American Craftsmen in ceramics and sculpture back in the early 90s. I stayed in Rochester and also earned my Masters Degree in Art Education from RIT. After a brief detour to Baltimore, where I started working for the Archdioceses (as a k-12 art teacher), I eventually settled down in New York’s Hudson Valley region and began a career as an elementary art teacher. Two grown kids, another masters degree this time in school administration (which I tucked away in my back pocket) and a rewarding teaching career later, I’m back to making pots. Life is good.