Welcome to Ti Arts! We invite you to discover the work of local artists in an expanding variety of media including painting, photography, pottery, wood, textiles, print making, sculpture and jewelry on exhibit and for sale. We offer or provide space for arts and cultural events throughout the year, most of them free. We tie arts & community together.
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Currently Showing and Upcoming Exhibitions
Currently Showing and Upcoming Exhibitions
SUE BEADLE & LAURIE SAPAKOFF
Wed Sept 23 - Oct 17
Reception: 5-7pm Fri Sept 25
Laurie Sapakoff:
My ceramics studio is in my home in Silver Bay, New York, looking out on Lake
George. Although I have spent part of every summer of my life at this lake, I now
live here for eight months of the year in retirement. Mostly I throw on the wheel
making both functional and decorative pieces. I layer glazes and try to evoke a
sense of landscape. Large platters are like canvases, which makes them especially
appealing to me. I am humbled when anyone buys my work. It is very satisfying to
.think of people using my pots in their everyday life
In 2024, I started making scrap metal sculptures with ceramic elements, as well as
ceramic totems with metal bases. MacScrap, a scrap metal yard (and seller of new
metal) in Rutland, Vermont, is where I scavenge for metal. It is very welcoming to
artists and has even hosted metal artists on the premises. At the entrance to the
,yard are an assortment of large whimsical metal sculptures. Thank you to Jos
.the 3rd generation of this family business, for actively fostering creativity
In a world driven by technology, speed and artificial intelligence, clay brings me
back to our essential humanity. Re-using scrap metal is a satisfying antidote to
consumerism. Making art keeps me grounded and sane, and reminds me of the
".value of slowing down
Susan Beadle:
"I am a social historian at heart. The combination of history, people and the events that bind them into a compelling story have been my passion. When I stopped teaching History I needed a way to examine the human condition anew and art became my medium. Art is ancient and personal. Art is emotional and compelling. Art is the human story. I am interested in images that evoke a response or pose the question ‘why this ?"
JURIED SHOW
3rd ANNUAL
Wed Oct 21 - Sat Nov 14
Reception: 5-7pm Fri Oct 23
SMALL WORKS
Thurs Nov 19 - Sat Jan 9
Reception: 5-7pm Fri Nov 20
Video Arena
Video Arena
Exhibitons
2026 Ticonderoga Junior-Senior High School Art Exhibition April 2 -25 th
2023 Solo Exhibition "Ichthyography" - Works of Stephen Mutsugoroh DiCerbo
Special Events
Gem Radio Theatre presents The Lone Ranger at Ti Arts Gallery
Gyotaku Demo by Master Gyotaku artist Stephen Mutsugoroh DiCerbo
Workshops and Classes
Workshops and Classes
The gallery thrives on your support. Ticonderoga Arts, Inc. is a 501 (3) (c)charitable organization dedicated to bringing the arts to the community through shows, classes, and lectures. Please consider sending a cash donation to: Ti Arts P.O. Box 335 Ticonderoga, NY 12883
You can also donate online by clicking DONATE. Thank You!
Programming at Ti Arts is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature. Support is also provided, in part, by the Cultural Arts Initiative of Ticonderoga with funding from the Town of Ticonderoga and by the Essex County Cultural Assistance Program Grant with funding provided by Essex County.
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