Art Gallery
community arts association (CAA)
Community Arts Association (CAA) is currently exhibiting at Suffern Library. There are 73 works on exhibit by various artists throughout the months of May and June, 2025. This is a professional juried art show.
CAA will have an open reception and award ceremony on Saturday, May 31, from 1-4pm. They will not only announce the winners of the art awards, but will celebrate their scholarship recipient.
A watercolor painting demonstration by Linda Barboni will take place that day at 2pm. All are welcome.
Some works are available for purchase. A price list and instructions can be found at the exhibit.
To learn more about CAA, visit their website at caafinearts.org.
Interested in exhibiting your work? We are always accepting new art exhibit submissions. Please read our exhibit policy carefully before completing an online application. If your application qualifies, we’ll schedule an appointment to review three to five original works. For questions, please email Ms. Molina.
Exhibiting Guidelines
- Exhibits are shown for four (4) to eight (8) weeks
- Exhibitors must hang or set up their own exhibits following the policy of the library regarding hanging methods allowed. (NO nails in the walls. NO tape or labels on the walls.)
- All work should be framed and wired in the back. Unframed work (student art only) must be mounted on mat board or other rigid backing with appropriate hooks to accommodate hanging cord.
- Artwork must be removed on assigned day to avoid interference with the next exhibit.
- The artist will provide a list of titles and prices to the library representative prior to the opening of the show.
- Prices may not be posted on any artwork.
- Any work sold during the exhibit must remain on display for the duration of the show.
- A donation of 10% of sales will be made to the Suffern Free Library.
- Artist must supply pedestals for sculpture.
- Subject of artworks must be appropriate for a library setting and audiences of all ages.
- The library does not provide insurance to cover loss by theft or vandalism of art.