sitelogo
  • Programming

    Programming

    View our exhibition calendar which highlights local and regional artists in solo shows and group invitationals, in addition to annual national juried exhibitions and check out an archive of our exhibition history since we opened in 2013.

    Our residency program offers artists time and space to focus on their work.  View information about the program, check out current  and past residents, FAQs, testimonials, and apply to become an artist in residence.

    In addition to visual arts, Main Street Arts also focuses on literary arts and literacy through our bookstore, Sulfur Books. You’ll find new and used books for all ages—adults, young adults, middle readers, and children.

    Exhibitions
    Artist Residency
    Youth Programs
    Workshops & Events
  • Submissions

    Submissions

    In addition to invitational exhibitions, Main Street Arts offers national and regional juried exhibition opportunities each year. Juried exhibitions include a thematic or media-specific exhibition in the spring, as well as our annual Small Works and The Cup, The Mug exhibitions in the fall.

    Artist opportunities also include our artist residency program and our open call for work which is reviewed twice per year for consideration in invitational exhibitions.
    Open Call for Work
    Exhibition Opportunities
    Artist Residency Program
  • About

    About Main Street Arts

    Main Street Arts is a nonprofit arts organization and art gallery specializing in showcasing contemporary art and fine craft from emerging and established Upstate New York artists. Located in the historic, picturesque village of Clifton Springs, NY, the 3,600-square-foot space has two floors offering exhibitions, an artist residency program, workshops, literary arts programming, and youth programs.

    Who We Are
    Media & Press
    Blog
    Contact Us
  • Shop
VISIT
DONATE
sitelogo
VISIT

The Cup, The Mug 2020

Exhibition Dates:

November 7, 2020 -
December 4, 2020

Other Exhibition Events:

Award announcements and exhibition walk-through:
Saturday, November 7 at 6 p.m. EST

Juror(s):

Christina Erives and Masa Sasaki

Artists Included:

Hadi Abbas (Orlando, FL)
Camilla Ascher (Baltimore, MD)
Casey Beck (St. Paul, MN)
Eve Behar (Sag Harbor, NY)
Collin Blackmore (Earlville, NY)
Sandy Blain (Tempe, AZ)
Tracy L. Burton (Chicago, IL)
Brooke Cashion (Alfred, NY)
Joey Chiarello (Honolulu, HI)
Marissa Childers (Norman, OK)
Rachel Consolazio (Apalachin, NY)
Indigo Cristol (Independence, MO)
John Cummings (Biltmore Lake, NC)
Becca Dilldine (Cookeville, TN)
Jaden Estes Carlson (Saegertown, PA)
Allee Etheridge (Carrollton, TX)
Shiloh Gastello (Portland, OR)
Amber Hamblin (El Cajon, CA)
Christine Herron (Wakefield, RI)
Zoey Murphy Houser (Newark, NY)
Carla Hughes (Harlingen, TX)
James Kelly (Denver, CO)
Michael Klapthor (Decatur, GA)
Ara Koh (Washington, DC)
Laura Konecne and Nate Ditzler (Wichita Falls, TX)
Stephanie Lenertz (Minneapolis, MN)
Jessi Maddocks (Berthoud, CO)
Esther Lee Mech (Watkinsville, GA)
Dominique Mediak-Pirigyi (Buffalo, NY)
Charlotte Middleton (Floyd, VA)
Ray Morales (Miami, FL)
Rick Nickel (Norfolk, VA)
Caitlyn O'Neal (Columbia, MO)
Lorraine Olderman (Carmel, NY)
Heather Ossandon (Philadelphia, PA)
Kym Owens (San Marcos, TX)
Brent Pafford (Eugene, OR)
Ashley Paskov (Edinboro, PA)
Carla Prinster (Tucson, AZ)
Tyler Quintin (St. Petersburg, FL)
Don Reynolds (Bridgeport, CT)
Aaron Rotchadl (Moab, UT)
Baiba Rozite (Milwaukee, WI)
Merry Skyer (Holley, NY)
Alec Smith (Grosse Pointe, MI)
Michelle Summers (Akron, OH)
Mark Tarabula (Schuylerville, NY)
Marianne E. Tolosa (Arlington, VA)
Maliya Travers-Crumb (Rochester, NY)
Molly Uravitch (Minneapolis, MN)
Mark Vander Heide (Detroit, MI)
Casey Whittier (Kansas City, MO)
Matthew A Yanchuk (Long Island City, NY)
Meghan Yarnell (Perrysburg, OH)
Levi Yastrow (Chicago, IL)

A national juried exhibition of drinking vessels

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE RAFFLE TICKETS FOR THE PREVIEW EVENT

The fifth annual The Cup, The Mug exhibition at Main Street Arts features work by 55 artists from 24 states. A national juried exhibition of drinking vessels, this year’s The Cup, The Mug exhibition was juried by Christina Erives of Helena, MT and Masa Sasaki of Atlanta, GA.

About the Juror(s):

Photo of juror Christina Erives

Christina Erives was born in Los Angeles, California.  She received her BA and MA from California State University of Northridge and her MFA from Pennsylvania State University. She has worked as a Resident Artist and Instructor at New Mexico State University, Belger Craneyard Studios in Kansas City, Missouri, Rasquache in Puebla, Mexico, the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena, Montana, and the University of Montana.
 

Ceramics as a material has permanence , it is one of the ways we were able to learn about ancient cultures. There is so much beauty in these traditions and Christina Erives’ aim has been to make a mark of her time that will be preserved in the history of ceramic objects.

Photo of juror Masa Sasaki
Masa Sasaki received his BFA at Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY. He is an accomplished pianist, award-winning painter and uniquely stylistic potter. Since moving from his native Japan in the late 1980’s, he has impressed teachers, patrons, and his fellow artists with his unique sense of precision and artistic vision.
  • 20 W Main St
    Clifton Springs, NY 14432
  • (315) 462-0210

We are in the process of updating the Main Street Arts website to make it accessible to all 
due in part to a grant funded by the Finger Lakes Visitors Connection’s Visitor Experience Fund.

FLVC logo Ontario County, NY web

We are in the process of updating the Main Street Arts website to make it accessible to all 
due in part to a grant funded by the Finger Lakes Visitors Connection’s Visitor Experience Fund.

Copyright 2020 Main Street Arts.  All Rights Reserved.  |  Website by Lil Redhead Studio.

The Paint on this Canvas is Still Drying!

Please note that our website is under construction and we are working hard on this masterpiece to get it to its finished state. Links may be broken and pages may not be complete. If you have any questions about current or upcoming exhibitions, please email contact@mainstreetartscs.org.

We are in the process of updating the Main Street Arts website to make it accessible to all 
due in part to a grant funded by the Finger Lakes Visitors Connection’s Visitor Experience Fund.

Main Street Arts is open by appointment only
Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

BOOK APPOINTMENT
X
X
X