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Summer is Here
Join us 4th of July weekend! We’re open on the 4th with free admission as part of our First Fridays series—plus enjoy special programming including a chamber music concert from the Lyra Young Artists. On July 6, dive into Kevin Beasley’s powerful installation PROSCENIUM| Rebirth / Growth: The Watch / Harvest / Dormancy: On Reflection at our monthly Children & Families art-making workshop.
Starting in July, the Art Center will be open until 8 pm on Saturdays—bring a picnic and enjoy evening access to the collection and special exhibitions—July tickets are now available.
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Hudson Valley Summer Arts Pass
One ticket, five local cultural destinations—now through June 30, purchase the Hudson Valley Summer Arts Pass to experience an abundance of art this summer. We’ve joined four other premier arts organizations—Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, Historic Hudson Valley, Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, and Jacob Burns Film Center—to create this unique New York experience. The pass helps you plan a vibrant and diversified season of arts and culture, all within a short drive, and customized to you!
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Upstate Art Weekend, July 17th thru July 22nd
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Storm King Table:
Art, Dinner, and Dialogue with Kylie Manning and Ilana Savdie
Friday, July 18
6–9PM
On Friday, July 18 from 6 to 9PM, Storm King Art Center invites you to enjoy an intimate seasonal dinner paired with a conversation between artists Kylie Manning and Ilana Savdie.
Storm King Table offers a unique opportunity to share a meal and conversation in a setting that encourages connection and deep engagement with art in nature. The evening begins with cocktails in our landscape, followed by a fresh summer dinner prepared by Kitchen Sink at the Outdoor Café in the new North Meadow. Over dinner the artists will reflect on their influences, practice, and the role of landscape in shaping creative work.
Your participation supports Storm King’s mission to foster ambitious artistic practices and create transformative experiences with art and the landscape.
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Growth: The Watch
Saturday, July 19, 4PM
Sunday, July 20, 3PM
In a newly commissioned performance, Growth: The Watch, Kevin Beasley and collaborators examine the constellation of human experiences in the summer season—often referred to as the growing period in agriculture—through gesture, sound, and movement. Backdropped by Proscenium| Growth: The Watch, the performance reveals the body as a steward, shapeshifter, and participant in the environmental conditions of the outdoors through the lens of sharecropping and migration.
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Kevin Beasley: PROSCENIUM| Rebirth / Growth:
The Watch / Harvest / Dormancy: On Reflection
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Sonia Gomes: Ó Abre Alas!
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| Admission
Online tickets are available for visits through July 31.
Pre-purchased tickets are recommended.
Book tickets >
Members visit without a reservation, any time during open hours. Join today and start using your benefits right away!
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Hours
Monday: 10AM–6PM
Tuesday: CLOSED
Wednesday–Sunday: 10AM–6PM
Final entry for all visitors: 4PM
Member Mornings: 9:30AM on all days Storm King is open.
Cafe hours: 10AM–4PM
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Credits:
Summer is Here: Mark di Suvero, She, 1977–78. © Mark di Suvero, courtesy of the artist and Spacetime C.C.. Mark di Suvero, Pyramidian, 1987/1998. © Mark di Suvero, courtesy of the artist and Spacetime C.C. Photo: Joshua Brown
First Fridays: Alexander Liberman, Iliad, 1974–76. © The Alexander Liberman Trust. Photo: Joshua Brown
Special Exhibitions: Photo by Jeffrey Jenkins; Kevin Beasley, PROSCENIUM| Rebirth / Growth: The Watch / Harvest / Dormancy: On Reflection, 2024–25. Courtesy the artist, Casey Kaplan, New York, and Regen Projects, Los Angeles. Installation view at Storm King Art Center, Mountainville, NY. Photo by Jeffrey Jenkins; Sonia Gomes, Ó Abre Alas, 2025. Courtesy the artist, Mendes Wood DM, and Pace Gallery. Installation view at Storm King Art Center, Mountainville, NY; Dionne Lee, between the falling leaf and the surface of rock, 2025. Courtesy of the artist and P.Bibeau, NY. Installation view at Storm King Art Center, Mountainville, NY. Photo by Jeffrey Jenkins
The 2025 Exhibition season is made possible with major support by Roberta and Steven Denning, the Hazen Polsky Foundation, and Sidney E. Frank Foundation, with lead support by Jennifer Brorsen and Richard DeMartini, Agnes Gund, Lipman Family Foundation, and Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust, with support also provided by Regen Projects, Mendes Wood DM and Pace Gallery, and supported in part by Candace Carmel Barasch, Allison and Larry Berg, Girlfriend Fund, The Coby Foundation, and The Helis Foundation.
This project is supported through a Market New York grant awarded by Empire State Development, and I LOVE NY, New York State’s Division of Tourism.
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