This film series is being crafted as we go along. Each screening is imagined to be an island and conversations around the films are how we navigate from one island to the next.

Going back in time at the House on the Hill, we opened the doors to a the speakeasy salon from the 1920’s.

In mid-November we were invited to participate in the weekend-long Alternative Art School Fair (AASF) at Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn, along with +50 other schools/institutions/project spaces.

Over the course of 5 weeks Arts Letters & Numbers hosted the installation Harmonic Sky, a collaborative project created by conceptual artist Megan Mosholder and composer Michael Harrison.

Emma Harling, a New York based Swedish textile designer and artist, spent two-weeks of residency at Arts, Letters & Numbers.

The installation "There are leaks in the pipes, and it's dripping in the room" by our long term Artist in Residence Elsa Mencagli took place on November 6th, 2016 in the House on the Hill. 

Arts Letters & Numbers would not have grown to where we are today, without the tireless, continuous support and help of our friends and volunteers.

On October 29th, 2016 Bat-Ami Rivlin showed her work produced during her residency, in her solo-exhibition Untitled: Fleshy Objects.

The spaces we inhabit have been around for much longer that we have and that requires a certain precision of care and awareness; to repair and maintain and furthermore to imagine their full potential at every step of the way.

The Everything by our longterm Artist in Residence Pablo Martinez, was an outdoor exhibition which took place October 5th, 2016 on the field by the Mill.

What do aprons, dew, clouds, and oak stumps have in common? On Thursday September 29th, 2016, Ida Liedl held a show and tell about art, life and her 4 weeks long September residency.

As a celebration to the arrival of the fall our Artist in Residence Christine Finn invited the local community for an evening of food, sound, photography, and film…

What did a teenager escaping the juggles of Burma have in common with a teenager fleeing Iraq in fear of political reprisals?

SunShip: An Exhibition in support of Arts Letters & Numbers was held at Wilmer Jennings Gallery, in New York City, co-hosted by Dorian Grey Gallery and curated by Director, David Gersten.

Patrick McKearn, jazz pianist, composer and writer has lived in NYC for over 30 years.

We were invited by the Sand Lake Historical Society to talk about the history of the Faith Mills, our ongoing programs using these buildings and future plans for their conservation and renovation.

Align & Construct was an exhibition of works from a range of diverse media and assorted conceptual notions brought together to examine constructs of culture, gender, liminality, memory and time.

In the fall of 2015, Arts Letters and Numbers, Ché Perez and Frida Foberg were invited by NCBIs Ira Baumgarten and Albany High School Theater Directors Ward Dales and Noelle Gentile to follow the Theater Ensemble students as their works were developed.

An evening of dinner, dancing and pong! A twice annual event this year proudly hosted by Arts Letters and Numbers and the Wynanskill Watershed Table Tennis League (WWTTL) at the Mill in the grand upstairs space.

This year, with the help from the Albany High School students, Noelle brought the Identity Project to Albany School of Humanities.