save the date ,,PEEKSKILL SATURDAY DEC 8,

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5pm • Tour the window installationsPeekskill Project V artists have created for the downtown area.

HVCCA is partnering with The Peekskill BID to make Downtown Peekskill a leading destination for contemporary art this holiday season.  Window installations will be on view December 1, 2012 - January 1, 2013.
HVCCA will give a guided tour of 14 installations in Downtown storefront windows on Saturday, December 8th, from 5-6pm.  Meet at The Peekskill Coffee House (101 South Division Street).  The evening will conclude with a public reception at the Pop Up Gallery, located at 906 Main Street.

ArtCrawl Artists include:
John Agne, Hu Bing, Marcy Chevali, Philip Hardy, James Mulvaney, Martha Mysko & Willie Wayne Smith, Gene Panczenko, Daniel Phillips, Elisa Pritzker, Christine Sciulli, Jonathan Stanish, Tim & Talia Trewhella and Song Xin.

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