PRATTSVILLE ART CENTER

will reopen September 5TH

Lisa Thomas’ animated film Ghosts of Love, explores the global reach of the Covid virus, honoring some of our earliest casualties, and drawing connections across neighborhoods and continents. Lisa, who introduces the film, is an artist and filmmaker making her home in Catskill, NY, she has created independent features including Thirsty, with Thin Edge Films, and produced live and animated series and films with Comedy Central, Adult Swim, MTV, NBC, PBS, HBO, Maysles Films and Augenblick Studios.

QTV is PAC’s monthly online arts showcase, which celebrates the connection between rural and urban cultures, and shares independent creative projects by and with the diverse, authentic, and irreverent characters of the Northern Catskills.  

The Prattsville Arts Center is a creative placemaking project, working with the power of the arts to rebuild a flood-damaged community and strengthen connections between rural and urban America. Bringing communities and cultures together on a small town Main Street through free art, music, video, workshops, residencies, and social services, PAC celebrates the diversity that enriches us all.

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View fullsize Become a monthly member of The Prattsville Art Center and become a core member of our growing mountaintop arts community. Participate in discussions, screenings, community dinners, and exhibitions. Meet visiting artists and musicians, and talk one on
View fullsize By sharing your support with the Prattsville Art Center, you can help banish divisiveness and celebrate differences. We are building a home for everyone, right here on Main Street. In 2019, the Prattsville Art Center received nationally competitive
View fullsize Georgia Laughton, from work made at the Prattsville Art Center’s Residency this winter. #artistsresidency #artistretreat #artistresidence #catskills #catskillmountains #upstateny #prattsvilleart #prattsvilleartcenter #prattsvilleresidency
View fullsize Community Supported Agriculture gives funds to farmers early in the season when they are needed. In return you get a weekly share of incredible veggies from Spring through Fall. Mossy Stone Farms provides the stapes for the Art Center’s Commun
View fullsize Help us to continue building the Center as a home for everyone in 2020. Right here on our rural Main Street, we are creating a new interactive performance space and community library. Your New Year’s gift will enable us to complete the &ldquo
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View fullsize This documentary by Otto Ohle began here in Greene County 8 years ago, and premiered at the Prattsville Art Center in 2019. Come To Brooklyn & see the journey of a man who brought his llama to Central Park from Argentina and returned with thousan
View fullsize #throwback to this past summer where we hosted dozens of amazing artists, musicians, & performers at our annual Headed For The Hills Music Festival. Thank you all for an amazing year! 📷 by Otto Ohle (@abc3.1416 )
View fullsize Georgia Laughton, our new Artist in Residence from Australia will be at the Prattsville Art Center from December 8-13. stop in and visit her while she works at 14562 Main Street from 1-5 all week. #artistinresidence #prattsvilleart #prattsvilleartcen
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Support for The Art Center

Support for the Prattsville Art Center and the Headed for the Hills Music Festival has been provided by National Endowment for the Arts, the A. Lindsay & Olive B O’Connor Foundation, the Tom Potter Music Fund, the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and by public funds from the Greene County Legislature through the Cultural Fund administered in Greene County by Create/Greene County Council on the Arts, The Hudson Valley LGBTQ Center, Kathode Ray Media, Planet Woodstock, The Church Residency and Performance Space, New York University, Community Action of Greene County, and our community members

 
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