Caldwell Gallery Hudson

Dartmouth’s Hood Museum 2.0

2019 expansion of the Hood Art Museum, Dartmouth College

Dartmouth College…Founded in 1767. Lots of Big Green blood runs in our family. Starting with my father and gallery founder Joe Caldwell (Class of 1951), myself (’85) and my younger sister (’89). Charlie Hood, of Hood Dairy distinction, was a friend and classmate of Joe’s…and he donated the original Hood Museum of Art which openedContinue reading “Dartmouth’s Hood Museum 2.0”

The Search for America – A Trip West

For three weeks this past June and July, I traveled with my family throughout the American West. From the Great Plains to Yellowstone, the Tetons to Southwest Utah, the Grand Canyon to New Mexico, we searched for the wide open spaces, breathtaking unspoiled beauty, star filled skies…and the sense of awe, purpose and hope whichContinue reading “The Search for America – A Trip West”

Prague – Summer 2018! Veletržní palác: A Národní Galerie Dream…

This sums up an incredible building filled with art, and nearly devoid of people: “At the time of its construction, the Fair Trade Palace (completed in 1928), was the largest building of its kind in the world…and the first Functionalist building in Prague. Today it serves the needs of the National Gallery. A unique collectionContinue reading “Prague – Summer 2018! Veletržní palác: A Národní Galerie Dream…”

Oh my? Omi! Social Distance on 300 Acres…

Atelier Van Lieshout's sculpture "Blast Furnace" at Art Omi.

Can going outside help us stay sane inside? Methinks yes! But where? Within fifteen minutes of Hudson there just happens to be an incredible spot for a healthy stretch of the legs, and satiation of the art hungry mind: Art Omi in Ghent, NY.

Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute

Exterior of Philip Johnson's first museum.

Our gallery has enjoyed a long history with the Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute in Utica, NY. We’re fortunate to have this gem of a museum, research center, and art school in our own backyard. The “Munstitute” as it’s affectionately called, houses one of the stealthiest and underrated collections of important art in America. NeedContinue reading “Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute”