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Staten Island SEEN

Ongoing

    museum visitors looking at a painting on the wall
    Staten Island SEEN
    Amessé Photography

    The exhibition traces the borough’s unique history and landscape from the 17th century to the present. These works are by amateur and professional artists, working in a broad range of styles and materials.

    Artists include the masters of the Hudson River School such as Edward Moran and Jasper Cropsey, a native Staten Islander, Cecil C. Bell, who lived on Staten Island and current talents alike.

    Acknowledgements

    This exhibition is supported in part by The Staten Island Foundation, Richmond County Savings Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

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