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

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…

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.

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.

A book release event was held at the Mill on May 14th for A Night on Buddy’s Bench – An End of Life Story – an adult picture book written by Ira Baumgarten…

NOW: is a pre-enactment of Galapagos Now: and the first action in the Galapagos Project. Simultaneous live events were enacted between the Mill, and Galerie Subsuelo in Berlin. During a five day span, both locations hosted a series of 'Now:s', actions within the duality that collapsed time and space.