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Ithaca Artist Markets

Ithaca Artist MarketsEach year, CAP organizes and facilitates a summer and winter juried show and sale of work by local artists. Artists exhibit paintings, drawings, photographs, collage, prints and sculpture.
The Ithaca Artists' Market has become a summer fixture after 15 years.The Holiday Market draws holiday shoppers. Interested artists should contact Robin Schwartz, Program Director.

 


2010 Summer Ithaca Artists' Market - Friday, July 30, 2010

At the 2009 summer market, Crowdsthousands of visitors were on hand for the 19th Annual Ithaca Artists' Market. For the first time, the Market was held on a Friday, and all 88 booths of the Farmers Market were filled fine artists, arts organizations, and vendors providing food, wine, and other tasty treats.

The 2010 market guidelines and application will be posted on this site by mid-April, 2010.

More images from the 2009 Market can be found in the slideshow at left.

 

 


2010 Holiday Artists Market - Saturday,  Dec 11, 11am to 5pm
Women's Community Building

Guidelines and Application for 2010 will be on this site by August, 2010

Nancy Ridenour at Market The 2009 Market featured 25 local fine artists (sculptors, photographers, printmakers and painters), all from Tompkins County, offering an array of original works at reasonable prices.
Visitors chose from watercolors, oils, acrylics, color and black & white photographs, digital photographs, lithographs, etchings, collage and sculpture all while listening to the sounds of The East Hill Jazz Duo featuring Johnny Russo on piano and horn and Doug Robinson on guitar.

BONUS: Lifes So Sweet Chocolates from Trumansburg.  Owner and Head Confectioner Darlynne Overbaugh was on hand, selling her classic and unique handmade chocolates !!

Painting by Amanda Vella