The Bundy Museum of History & Art

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The Bundy Museum in collaboration with The Memory Maker Project and Binghamton University Harpur Fellow, Hadar Arens Presents: Alone, Together...Continue reading

Then vs. Now Photography by Liam Axton Exhibit Opens March 6, 2021 Exhibition on Display From 3.6 - 5.1... Located in the Binghamton Photo 1st Floor Gallery, 32 Cedar Street (Adjacent to the Bundy Museum) Admission to Art Gallery is Always Free NEW Bundy Museum Winter Hours Tuesday & Saturday 11am-5pm Our galleries are currently open following Covid-19 guidelines. Please be sure to book your reservation. https://www.bundymuseum.org/campus/visit/#scheduling Artist Statement: For the past eight years I have been on a journey of self healing. After being raped in 2013 my life took a downward spiral. I resorted to alcohol and drugs to try and escape from the nightmares and constant flashbacks of what had happened. Things just kept getting harder as I became more intoxicated. I was rarely sober, and when I was it wouldn’t last very long. After a long time I decided to get help. My professors at the time told me that working on a project about what happened to me could help me in the healing process. And it definitely has. Over the course of the last few years I have healed tremendously. My journey isn’t over yet, but I have come a long way from all of the self hatred that I had towards myself. This project is about my journey from self hatred to self love and forgiveness. Artist Bio: Liam was born in Massachusetts in 1995. He spent his early childhood homeschooling and moving around the United States and Australia. Liam was first introduced to photography in high school. After high school Liam decided to continue his education and attended the local community college where he was able to take more photo classes. He decided that this is what he wanted to do and applied to art school. Liam studied for his BFA in photography at the state university of New York at New Paltz. He graduated in December of 2018. Listen to WBDY’s The Bundy Radio Hour episode of Then vs. Now - Photography by Liam Axton, on our WBDY Soundcloud channel. https://soundcloud.com//photographer-liam-axton-on-his-exh Contact Binghamton Photo at: [email protected] or call (607) 772-9179 ext.102 Please visit our website at https://www.bundymuseum.org Feel free to direct any feedback to [email protected] The Bundy Museum of History & Art 129 Main St. Binghamton, NY 13905 PH: (607) 772-9179 Email: [email protected]

Hello again everyone!! Here is another WBDY-LP 99.5FM Bundy Radio Hour episode! This interview features Joshua Lasky on his exhibit, AM I AN ARTIST: My Quarantine Thoughts, ... The Bundy Museum's 3rd floor featured March 2021 artist. Have a listen and please come see the exhibit soon. See our website to schedule your visit. https://soundcloud.com//photographer-joshua-laskey-on-his-

Good afternoon everyone!! Here is the WBDY-LP 99.5FM Bundy Radio Hour episode with Photographer Liam Axton on his exhibit, Then vs Now, Binghamton Photo's Exhibit Artist. Liam Axton Photography Have a listen and please come see the gallery if you can. https://soundcloud.com//photographer-liam-axton-on-his-exh

Did you know that you can deduct up to $300 in charitable contributions this year, even if you don't itemize? This is great news for you, and for us! Please consider a year-end gift to help the Bundy Museum recover from a loss of revenue in 2020. Donate now (before Jan. 1st!). THANK YOU! https://www.irs.gov//how-the-cares-act-changes-deducting-c

Warm holiday greetings from all of us at the Bundy Museum!

Hello everyone!! Our First Fridays Art Walk December, 2020 featured artist "The Whitmans Create The Art of Rebecca & Stephen Whitman W/Guest Artists Alex Peck & Trevor Whitman" Virtual Art Exhibit Tour is uploaded and available to watch on our Facebook page (videos section) and on our website, bundymuseum.org. As well, here is the WBDY-LP 99.5FM Bundy Radio Hour Episode featuring "The Whitmans Create" with Rebecca & Stephen Whitman. ... https://soundcloud.com//brh-rebecca-stephen-whitman-bundy-

The Bundy Museum Presents: The Whitmans Create - Art Exhibit Virtual Tour The Art of Rebecca & Stephen Whitman W/Guest Artists Alex Peck & Trevor Whitman ... Exhibit Opens December 4th, 2020 Exhibition on Display from 12.4 12.29 Located in The Bundy Museum’s 3rd Floor Art Gallery Admission to Art Gallery is Always Free Tuesday Saturday 11-5PM The Whitmans Create.... Together..... Both artists in their own right have beautiful pieces and styles but as a husband and wife team they enjoy creating pieces together at times also. And sometimes they even invite other artists to join them. It's a true expression of the artist's soul to set ego aside and create a piece with another artist. Together they have created and worked together on approximately 18-20 art pieces as husband and wife and have grown as artists and in their marriage as a result. "We teach together.... create together.... and live together. It is an interesting combination and one that requires balance. It is one that has helped us discover so much about ourselves and become better people for ourselves and our family. We are so grateful for this creative magic carpet ride we have taken together." To purchase selected prints, please contact The Bundy Museum of History & Art (607) 772-9179 [email protected] or to purchase online, visit Shop Bundy at https://www.bundymuseum.org/shop-bundy The Whitmans Create Rebbeca & Stephen Whitman Stilettos Fine Art Studios Facebook.com/stilettosfamilyartists (607) 778-9393 The Bundy Museum of History & Art 129 Main St. Binghamton, NY 13905 PH: (607) 772-9179 Email: [email protected] https://www.bundymuseum.org

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Thank you Visit Binghamton for coming by today!

The museum is closed today and tomorrow, but will be open regular hours Saturday Nov. 28. Happy Thanksgiving from everyone at the Bundy!

Thank you, Greater Hudson Heritage Network and New York State Council on the Arts!

Wallace Nutting (November 17, 1861 July 19, 1941) Wallace Nutting was a U.S. minister, photographer, artist, and antiquarian, who is most famous for his landscape photos of New England. He also was an accomplished author, lecturer, furniture maker, antiques expert and collector. His atmospheric photographs helped spur the Colonial Revival style. Photography... In 1904 he opened the Wallace Nutting Art Prints Studio on East 23rd Street in New York. After a year he moved his business to a farm in Southbury, Connecticut. He called this place "Nuttinghame". In 1912 he moved the photography studio to Framingham, Massachusetts; in a home he called "Nuttingholme". That year he published a catalog of prints that was 97 pages and included about 900 images. By 1915, Nutting claimed to be earning $1,000 per day. Nutting's photographs ranged in subject and price to suit a variety of tastes; His catalog included pastoral scenes such as views of abbeys, cathedrals, bridges, mountains, flowers, and winding roads. One of his most common themes was "Colonials", which were photos of women in traditional 18th-Century roles. These were traditional pictures of femininity, usually pictured indoors in front of a chest, chair, or looking glass. His prints sold from $1.25 to $20. Nutting authored several books about the scenic beauties of New England, the United Kingdom, and Ireland. In the peak of his business he employed about two hundred colorists. By his own account, Wallace Nutting sold ten million pictures. Wallace Nutting's colorists painted the photographs which he took. These colorists would sometimes sign Wallace Nutting's name on the photos which is why the signatures vary. Exhibit Opens November 6, 2020 Exhibition on Display from 11.6. - 12.29 Located in the Bundy Museum 2nd Floor Gallery Admission to Bundy Art Gallery is Always Free Tuesday - Saturday 11 - 5PM The Bundy Museum of History & Art 129 Main St. Binghamton, NY 13905 Ph: (607) 772-9179 [email protected] https://www.bundymuseum.org/

Something fun for little kids on Thanksgiving weekend!

Something fun for the kids on Thanksgiving weekend!

A virtual exhibit tour video is coming soon for this exhibit.

The museum will be closed Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday, but will re-open on Saturday, November 28 - this will be your last chance to see Cat Chapel: The Art of Phoenix Thunder Lee Kacyvenski in the 3rd floor gallery. Visit the gallery virtually here: https://youtu.be/De3LCH_iyUw

Make sure to turn your radio down when you drive by!

Drive by the Bundy and check out The Ghost Band Got Together by Rick Czebiniak, an art installation only up tonight until 9!

It's a beautiful evening for art! Stroll or drive by the Bundy tonight and check out this unique outdoor art installation.

Come on out and enjoy some creative art on our front lawn at The Bundy, 129 Main at. Binghamton, NY!

Hello everyone!! Against the Dying of Light Art Exhibit is being extended for in person viewing until December, 1 2020. We hope to see you here at Binghamton Photo and The Bundy Museum!!

Hello everyone!! We will be extending the Cat Chapel Art Exhibit until December, 1 2020. We hope to see you here at The Bundy Museum!

Thank you for supporting virtual First Friday Art Walk exhibits at the Bundy!

The Binghamton Poetry Project (BPP) has moved their poetry workshops to Zoom due to the pandemic. They still have 3 more weeks of workshops, and it's not too late to join! HOW TO WRITE A POEM: POETRY FUNDAMENTALS (Adults Workshop I) For those who have never written poetry before and/or for those looking to brush up on fundamentals, this workshop will review the building blocks of writing poetry. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided ...by workshop leader Cole Depuy, Ph.D. student. WHEN: Wednesdays, 6:30pm-7:30pm: October 21, October 28, November 4, November 11 & November 18 WHERE: online, via Zoom. ZOOM LINK: email [email protected] for Zoom meeting info DEEPENING CRAFT: POETRY FOR PRACTICED POETS (ADULTS WORKSHOP II) For those who have attended BPP workshops in the past and/or for those who have more practice writing poems, this workshop will push beyond the basics to help experienced poets develop more advanced skills. Participants will read published poems together and write original poems guided by workshop leader Shin Watanabe, M.F.A., Ph.D. student. WHEN: Mondays, 6:30pm-7:30pm: October 19, October 26, November 2, November 9 & November 16 WHERE: online, via Zoom. ZOOM LINK: email [email protected] for Zoom meeting info PUBLIC READING: All workshop participants and BPP instructors are invited to share their original poems in a reading open to the public. WHEN: Saturday, November 21, 2pm-4pm, WHERE: online, via Zoom (email [email protected] for Zoom meeting info). ZOOM LINK: TBA

One of the most common questions we get on our tours is, "Is the Bundy House haunted?" Read on for the inside story...

Looking for something fun to do with the kiddos today? There's still a few spaces left in the 12:30 free art class!

Some good daylight savings time advice from ITR, makers of the Bundy time recording clock. Stop in and see our newest Bundy clock in our visitor center, 133 Main St. Binghamton. It's free to visit!

The Broome Art Trail is going virtual! Support local artists by shopping art online for one-of-a-kind gifts: https://broomearts.org/in-the-community/broome-art-trail/

Login or stop in to Boscov's to save 20% and support the museum with your purchase!

Make plans to shop at Boscov's tonight, either online or in store! Specify the Bundy (choose #22) at checkout to make your shopping count. Thanks for helping support the Bundy Museum!

Hey folks, The time is fast approaching to go out and take advantage of some great deals along with supporting some great causes at the same time. And, as always, please be safe during this time of the current pandemic.

Hey everyone!! The Community TEE Project has been extended for 1 more day, until midnight, Sunday October 11, 2020. So if you still haven't purchased any great T-shirts or hoodies, you still have some time.

Cat Chapel - The Art of Phoenix Thunder Lee Kacyvenski Artist Bio: I’ve moved around all my life, living in Vermont, Georgia, and Hudson Valley New York, then finally to Vestal New York. I have interacted with all different kinds of people across the country and have experienced events that I will never forget. The diversity and constant change that I’ve been through is a very important part of my artistic process and the reason each of my pieces express an individual distinc...tion from one another. I work on canvas, drawing paper and watercolor paper. I use acrylic, oil and enamel paint, with chalk pastel, charcoal and graphite pencil. Artist Statement: Throughout my life, the majority of my works have been formed from observations and strong emotional connections and feelings that living souls encounter each day. My work represents the deep thoughts of humanity, the thoughts that no one ever tells each other or gets to know about, and the thoughts that can’t be typed out but only seen and understood through imagery and creativity. I use various mediums and layering techniques that I’ve developed, to give a texturized, uneven, colorful surface on my canvas after complete. Exhibit Opens October 2, 2020 Exhibition on Display from 10.2 11.3 Located in The Bundy 3rd Floor Art Gallery Admission to Art Gallery is Always Free Tuesday Saturday 11-5PM The Bundy Museum of History & Art 129 Main St. Binghamton, NY 13905 Ph: (607) 772-9179 [email protected] https://www.bundymuseum.org/

It's that time of year again! https://youtu.be/NSQF9jwQ084

Stop by this Sunday!

We are so pleased to announce that we are again taking part in the community tee project, so generously hosted by @worldwidesportsupply We have both Bundy Muse...um and Binghamton Photo merchandise available until midnight on Thursday, October 8th, so pick them up today at ctp2020.itemorder.com See more

Hello everyone. We would like to advise that the Pomeroy Fund for NYS History has reached it's deadline. THANK YOU! A big Thank You to all who donated toward our Pomeroy Fund for NYS History matching grant. We raised over $3000 in donations, which will be matched 50% by the William G. Pomeroy Foundation, for a total of $4, 993.50! This grant will help defray costs associated with re-opening under Covid-19 guidelines.... Even though the Pomeroy Fund for NYS History fundraiser has reached it’s deadline, your donations to The Bundy Museum are always welcome and greatly appreciated. Again, Thank You soooo very much for helping us meet our goal and ensuring a strong museum re-opening!

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Who's ready to shop at Boscov's?? Get a jump on your holiday shopping, take advantage of discounts, and help support the Bundy at the same time. See you there!

Thank you to WSKG Public TV & Radio for covering the story of "What Were You Wearing." The exhibit is free to visit and open for viewing Tuesdays - Saturdays 11 - 5 through Sept. 30. https://wskg.org//what-were-you-wearing-exhibit-recreates/

Two spots just opened up in tomorrow's FREE ART CLASS!

Regarding today’s brunch, please read! Brunch will no longer be held at the Bundy today and instead will be by delivery!

Against the Dying of Light - Cyanotypes by Margaret Winchell Virtual Exhibit Cyanotype is a 178 year old photographic printing process that produces prints in a distinctive dark greenish-blue. Margaret Winchell is a photographer whose work embodies the feeling of isolation through many different fields of photography. With the focus of her studies being in alternative processing, she specializes in cyanotypes, and capturing the movement of a form within them.... Exhibit opens September 4, 2020 Exhibition is on display from 9.4.20 - 10.31.20 Located in the Binghamton Photo First Floor Gallery 32 Cedar St. (adjacent to The Bundy Museum) https://www.bundymuseum.org/binghamton-photo-home Admission to the art gallery is always free Tuesday - Saturday 11 AM - 5PM To learn more about this gallery, please visit https://www.bundymuseum.org/against-the-dying-of-light Also, check out The Bundy Radio Hour Interview with Margaret Winchell at the WBDY-LP 99.5 FM station on Soundcloud at: https://soundcloud.com//margaret-winchell-binghamton-photo The Bundy Museum of History & Art 127-129 Main St. Binghamton, NY 13905 Ph: (607) 772-9179 Email: [email protected]

A Walk in the Woods - Photography by Kathleen Yonkin Kathleen Yonkin is an artist that was born in the state of Pennsylvania where she was taught and began her development of skills as an artist. A Walk in the Woods is a collection of photographs that I have been compiling over the course of a few years and is a collection that will continue having pieces added to it. These photos were taken at various locations in New York and in Pennsylvania, both my husband and I enjoy cam...ping and hiking and these photographs have come from these adventures. Exhibit opens September 4, 2020 Exhibition is on display from 9.4.202 9.29.20 Located in The Bundy Museum’s 3rd Floor Art Gallery Admission to Art Gallery is Always Free Tuesday Saturday 11 AM 5 PM To learn more about this exhibit, please visit https://www.bundymuseum.org/a-walk-in-the-woods The Bundy Museum of History & Art 127-129 Main St. Binghamton, NY 13905 Ph: (607) 772-9179 Email: [email protected]

First Friday Art Walk Events Update: Hello everyone. All of us here at The Bundy Museum of History & Art is saddened to say that we will not be participating in the First Friday Art Walk events, due to the current COVID-19 pandemic. ... However, you may still schedule a gallery visit at: https://www.bundymuseum.org/campus/visit Admission is always free for art gallery viewings. As an alternative, all galleries that are currently happening now, and upcoming galleries in the future, (for the time being), will have a Virtual Tour of the gallery on our website and our Facebook page. We apologize for any inconvenience and hope to participate again in the First Friday Art Walk events in the future. Thank you. Sincerely, The Bundy Museum of history and Art 127-129 Main St. Binghamton, NY, 13905 Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11 AM to 5 PM Email: [email protected]