Of Recent Interest
TAUNY Re-opens With Forest Exhibit
TAUNY will mark the re-opening of The TAUNY Center on Saturday, February 9, with the opening of a new exhibit, Artists of the Forest. The exhibit...
MORERug Hooking Exhibit Opens
TAUNY's spring mini-exhibit, “Pictures in Wool,” opens at The TAUNY Center on Saturday, April 7, with an opening reception from 1 to 3 p.m. The...
MORECritters & Mittens Showcases Winter Pastimes
TAUNY's winter “Critters & Mittens” mini-exhibit showcases two popular North Country winter pastimes and arts - wood carving and knitting. Knitted...
MOREWe're Getting Set for Grand Opening!
For months people traveling down Main Street in Canton have seen signs of renovations at TAUNY. Now the scaffolding is off the front of the 53 Main...
MOREHotel Harrington is People’s Choice
As TAUNY’s 2010 Sugar & Spice Gingerbread Exhibit comes to a close, the ballots have been counted and the People’s Choice honor goes to Rebecca ...
MOREGingerbread Winners Announced
It’s all Sugar & Spice and everything nice at The TAUNY Center, where the judges have made their decisions about this year’s exceptionally...
MORETAUNY Exhibit Travels to Lake Luzerne
“Anatomy of a Packbasket,” a traveling exhibition on the construction of traditional black ash packbaskets created by TAUNY, will be on display at the...
MORENorth Country Noggins Winners Announced
Entries in TAUNY's North Country Noggins hat contest were judged before the display opened by a team of accomplished and experienced knitters: master...
MORENorth Country Noggins Contest and Display
North Country knitters and crocheters have been busy creating hats for TAUNY's January mini louis vuitton replica handbags exhibit, which opens this...
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Since we opened our first gallery in 1994, we have produced changing exhibits on a variety of topics ranging from model boats to log cabin quilts, from tramp art to memory painting and veterans’ oral traditions. We usually present three exhibitions in our gallery each year. We have also produced traveling exhibitions on changing St. Lawrence River decoy traditions, regional food customs, Mohawk and Amish crafts, and more, for galleries from the Lewis County Historical Society to the Frederic Remington Art Museum and the North Country Cultural Arts Center in Plattsburgh, and schools and public libraries in several counties.
Recent exhibits include:
- Artists of the Forest
- The Amish: Our North Country Neighbors
- Kindred Pursuits: Folk Art in North Country Life
- Sacred Tools: The Work and Spirit of the Adirondack Trail Crew
- Sweet Beginnings: Maple Sugaring in the North Country
- Anatomy of a Packbasket
- From Bunkhouses and Dancehalls: Music from the Adirondack Wood
- Hippie Houses & Homesteads: Back-to-the-Land Architecture
- Finding the North Country: Stories of Local Life Through Photograph
- Hooked on the River: Picture Rugs by Prudence Matthew
- Funny Men of the Adirondacks: From 20 Years of TAUNY Archives
- The Birdwoman of Pierrepont: Bird Carvings by Hazel Tyrrell
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