See the Art in Person at these Galleries and Events

Janene Bouck also has work in private collections. Although many are one-of-a-kind, some of these photos may have open editions available. Head to the limited-editions page for more information.

To purchase prints using the print-on-demand service, head to the collections page.

'Spring Palette'

Annual Juried Art Exhibit
by Nàdur Arts at the Palette Cafe in Saratoga Springs.

Nàdur (Nature) has called for plants, animals, landscapes, flowers, insects, and more to be created with the lens of the spring season and colors. My photograph, Stream 2085, was selected for this exhibit. The show will be open from May 1st through May 31, with the reception at Palette Cafe, 493 Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY, on Friday, May 7th from 5pm - 7pm.

Annual Juried Show

23rd ANNUAL JURIED COMPETITION

The exhibition will be ONLINE ONLY and will open on April 1, 2021, when prizes will be announced.  It will continue through April 30. 

The Local Five and Dine

This fabulous restaurant also features work from local artists in a contemporary setting. Inquire with Silent Jane Salvage for purchasing information. Call (518) 863 - 3478 for reservations or visit this establishment at 132 South Main Street, Northville, New York.

Sacandaga Valley Arts Network Art Center Gallery and Gift Shop

303 South Main Street
Northville, NY 12134

Home (Sacandaga Valley)

At the Saratoga Springs Train Station, this exhibit was open to the public in early 2020 as a part of the Art in Public Places program by Saratoga Arts.

ARTIST STATEMENT

Much of my photographic work focuses on the play of light with the land surrounding my home in Broadalbin, New York. Photographing the inherent beauty of New York is often the first step in developing my art. I have created these works by utilizing a digital camera to capture an image. I often embellish my work to clarify the monument or to invite a new perspective. Many of my photos in this collection are purely photographic captures, and some have been digitally remastered. Adding three-dimensional elements such as found natural materials, wood, or textiles and utilizing less- common printing media for my photos allows me to further my interpretation of the capture. All the images here are taken at or within a mile of the Great Sacandaga Lake.

Nàdur Exhibit 2020

07/15 - 08/17 2020

1st Annual Juried Art Exhibit by Nàdur Arts.
A nature-inspired exhibition with 20 artists with a variety of paintings, photography, prints, and drawings.

A Collection of Local Artworks

2020 Nigra Arts Center Regional Art Show and Adirondack Life Art Show will be open June 4 – July 21, 2020, pending COVID19 social distancing procedure.

The opening reception will be Thursday, June 11, 2020, | 6-8 p.m. The image here is titled Untitled No. 3, a Giclee Print on Archival Art Paper in Floating Frame made entirely from salvaged material. This is one of five works that have been accepted into the show.

Vulnerable Places

Artist’s Statement:

I present these images to you to share my wonder at the beauty of the Southwest. I often had to shoot multiple photos to capture an entire vista; most of these final images are a digital compilation of numerous photographs. I have attempted to edit them only to generate the appearance of the scenery as my eyes perceived it. I digitally manipulated these images with a specific goal in mind; to remove the inadequacy of the camera to capture these magical expanses, majestic mountains, and jade-colored water of the beautiful, fragile, and sometimes terrible southwest.

SALVAGE

SALVAGE was displayed at the SVAN Gallery in the Northville Library at 341 South 3rd Street in Northville, NY in July and August of 2019. The Sacandaga Valley Arts Network (SVAN) hosted the meet-the-artist reception on July 16 featuring Janene Bouck. Bouck's work has been featured at Saratoga Arts & recognized for award at the Arkell Museum, Canajoharie Library Stone Gallery & the Paul Nigra Center for Creative Arts.

SALVAGE incorporated regional photography with salvaged material from the Adirondack, Sacandaga & Mohawk Valley Regions. It addressed the artist’s perception of Fulton County; the connections between environment, commerce, education, & social unity.

Captured Light, at Saratoga Arts

“Captured Light” was on exhibit through June 16, 2018, and featured photography from Ronda Anderson, Janene Bouck, Daniel DeRusso, Brian Hoffman & Phil Scalia. 6 p.m. - 8 p.m., 320 Broadway, Saratoga Springs.

Exhibits