Curated by Kikuo Saito Studio and Kristin Larkin LoGerfo 25 Jun. – 20 Dec. 2026 Opening Reception: 4pm-7pm One does not immediately associate Kikuo Saito, master of abstraction, with the landscape genre, and yet he spent much of his life painting the natural scenes around him; from the Hudson Valley to his old summer home […]
KinoSaito Artists-in-Residence, Borinquen Gallo and Ari Elefterin, from Pratt School of Art and Design, will open their studios for an exciting glimpse into their works in progress and practice. Light refreshments will be provided.
This workshop is part of the ongoing body of research on embodied knowledge, somatic ideation, and touch theory from The (Ari) Always Human Research Group, led by artist, industrial designer, and educator Ari Elefterin. In this workshop, you will…do exactly what the title says! Through a series of guided movements and somatic ideation exercises, we […]
Delve into both your powers of observation, and imagination. This workshop aims to enrich your observational skills, one of the most essential elements of portraiture. Through fun and thoughtful drawing […]
Focusing on contemporary landscape and its 20th-century influences, All Day Long considers the artist’s vision of nature as explicit material and as abstract fields of color. KinoSaito’s founding muse, Kikuo […]
We have shifted our second exhibition of the season to June—a move that perfectly aligns with Upstate Art Weekend, which has also moved to June this year. This timing makes […]
Focusing on contemporary landscape and its 20th-century influences, All Day Long considers the artist’s vision of nature as explicit material and as abstract fields of color. KinoSaito’s founding muse, Kikuo Saito, was a prolific abstract painter, who had a habitual landscape practice. Saito explored the wilderness of experience and expression, outfitted with a broad palette […]
Join us at KinoSaito on Sundays in June for our Postcard Landscape Workshop! Inspired by the works of Kikuo Saito, Kristin Larkin Logerfo, and Paul Logerfo on display, participants are […]
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