Experience All the Amazing Art & Culture this Community has to Offer With Us!
We at Tri-County Arts Council are proud to offer both art & culture that has been created within our own community! We strive to be an advocate for the creation and the appreciation of all the arts & culture of this region. Offering shows & exhibits from local artists, as well as classes & workshops for people of all ages to learn & create their own art in all forms. We are committed to propelling this legacy forward and hope you will join us in our mission!
Learn More About Us Here!
TCAC November Schedule
“A Little Something…”
Small Works member show!
NOW through January 14th
The Tri-County Arts Council proudly presents the third annual “A Little Something” Small Works Members Show!
Featuring 55 artists with 146 pieces, in a wide array of media.
Perfectly sized for gift giving or adding to your own collection.
Come in and vote for your favorite piece for the People’s Choice Award by December 3rd! Awards will be announced December 4th!
In loving Memory of Peg Bothner 1930-2022
We are deeply saddened to share news of the passing of Peg Bothner. An icon of the community, the only thing more beautiful than her paintings was her soul. Peg and her family have been staunch supporters of the arts and especially the Tri-County Arts Council. We are truly grateful for their support and the endless inspiration Peg provided with her boundless spirit.
More on Peg Bothner Here!
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The Tri-County Arts Council advocates the creation and appreciation of arts and culture in the region
More information regarding holiday hours and tomorrows Jingle Bell Jubilee! ![]()
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Happy Small Business Saturday, we are open NOW until 6pm today! ![]()
"A Little Something", perfectly sized for holiday gift giving. This show is featuring over 145 pieces featuring painting, pottery, jewelry and more from over 55 artists across the region. Today, we feature Ann Brantingham, from Jamestown, with her three graphite on paper.![]()
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The third annual “A Little Something” Small Works Members Show is live now through January 14th in the Peg Bothner Gallery at the Tri-County Arts Council, 110 West State Street in Olean NY. ![]()
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Featuring 55 artists and 146 works of art, in a wide array of styles and media. All perfectly sized for gift giving or to add to your own collection!![]()
Pick up and shipping beginning on December 3rd to give time for the People’s Choice Award Voting. ![]()
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For more information on this and any other exhibits at the TCAC, visit the web site www.tricountyartscouncil.org or call (716) 372-7455. The Tri County Arts Council has updated their Artist Market at 110 West State St in Olean.![]()
Red Maple Leaf, Graphite on paper, 8x8, $100.00![]()
www.tricountyartscouncil.org/shop/small-works-show/red-maple-leaf-ann-brantingham/![]()
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Popular Leaf, Graphite on paper, 8x8, $100.00![]()
www.tricountyartscouncil.org/shop/small-works-show/popular-leaf-ann-brantingham/![]()
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Quaking Aspen Leaf, Graphite on paper, 8x8, $100.00![]()
www.tricountyartscouncil.org/shop/small-works-show/quaking-aspen-leaf-ann-brantingham/![]()
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About Ann![]()
Ann Brantingham is a nature artist focusing on local plants and other natural subjects. She teaches art at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Her work, featured at the dA Center for the Arts, The Sasse Museum, and the Progress Gallery, explores leaves and other natural elements in graphite on a small scale in order to experience the physicality of a branch or single leaf. Her hope is that through experiencing the environment around them, people will see that we have more similarities than differences and that through nature, we can find our peace. ![]()
Cyanotype is a slow-reacting, economical photographic printing formulation sensitive to a limited near ultraviolet and blue light spectrum, the range 300 nm to 400 nm known as UVA radiation or the Sun first used in the mid 1800's. This series of Cyanotypes features leaves from American Beech trees, leaves that are blemished, irregular, and shifting into the fall season.
Experience All the Amazing Art & Culture this Community has to Offer With Us!
We at Tri-County Arts Council are proud to offer both art & culture that has been created within our own community! We strive to be an advocate for the creation and the appreciation of all the arts & culture of this region. Offering shows & exhibits from local artists, as well as classes & workshops for people of all ages to learn & create their own art in all forms. We are committed to propelling this legacy forward and hope you will join us in our mission!
Learn More About Us Here!
Visit Our Online Store
Featuring the work of our member artists and craftspeople
TCAC November Schedule
"A Little Something" Small Works Show
NOW through January 14th
The Tri-County Arts Council proudly presents the third annual “A Little Something” Small Works Members Show!
Featuring 55 artists with 146 pieces, in a wide array of media. Perfectly sized for gift giving or adding to your own collection.
Come in and vote for your favorite piece for the People’s Choice Award by December 3rd! Awards will be announced December 4th!
In loving Memory of Peg Bothner 1930-2022
We are deeply saddened to share news of the passing of Peg Bothner. An icon of the community, the only thing more beautiful than her paintings was her soul. Peg and her family have been staunch supporters of the arts and especially the Tri-County Arts Council. We are truly grateful for their support and the endless inspiration Peg provided with her boundless spirit.
More on Peg Bothner Here!
2,577
Tri-County Arts Council
The Tri-County Arts Council advocates the creation and appreciation of arts and culture in the region
More information regarding holiday hours and tomorrows Jingle Bell Jubilee! ![]()
⬇️⬇️⬇️![]()
view.flodesk.com/emails/63891ae5d3ce3a0c8f2c5d76
Happy Small Business Saturday, we are open NOW until 6pm today! ![]()
"A Little Something", perfectly sized for holiday gift giving. This show is featuring over 145 pieces featuring painting, pottery, jewelry and more from over 55 artists across the region. Today, we feature Ann Brantingham, from Jamestown, with her three graphite on paper.![]()
![]()
![]()
The third annual “A Little Something” Small Works Members Show is live now through January 14th in the Peg Bothner Gallery at the Tri-County Arts Council, 110 West State Street in Olean NY. ![]()
![]()
Featuring 55 artists and 146 works of art, in a wide array of styles and media. All perfectly sized for gift giving or to add to your own collection!![]()
Pick up and shipping beginning on December 3rd to give time for the People’s Choice Award Voting. ![]()
![]()
For more information on this and any other exhibits at the TCAC, visit the web site www.tricountyartscouncil.org or call (716) 372-7455. The Tri County Arts Council has updated their Artist Market at 110 West State St in Olean.![]()
Red Maple Leaf, Graphite on paper, 8x8, $100.00![]()
www.tricountyartscouncil.org/shop/small-works-show/red-maple-leaf-ann-brantingham/![]()
![]()
Popular Leaf, Graphite on paper, 8x8, $100.00![]()
www.tricountyartscouncil.org/shop/small-works-show/popular-leaf-ann-brantingham/![]()
![]()
Quaking Aspen Leaf, Graphite on paper, 8x8, $100.00![]()
www.tricountyartscouncil.org/shop/small-works-show/quaking-aspen-leaf-ann-brantingham/![]()
![]()
About Ann![]()
Ann Brantingham is a nature artist focusing on local plants and other natural subjects. She teaches art at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Her work, featured at the dA Center for the Arts, The Sasse Museum, and the Progress Gallery, explores leaves and other natural elements in graphite on a small scale in order to experience the physicality of a branch or single leaf. Her hope is that through experiencing the environment around them, people will see that we have more similarities than differences and that through nature, we can find our peace. ![]()
Cyanotype is a slow-reacting, economical photographic printing formulation sensitive to a limited near ultraviolet and blue light spectrum, the range 300 nm to 400 nm known as UVA radiation or the Sun first used in the mid 1800's. This series of Cyanotypes features leaves from American Beech trees, leaves that are blemished, irregular, and shifting into the fall season.
OUR SPONSORS, Community & Foundational Support
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