Join Jaime Ransome to get the inside scope on how a curator conceives, designs, proposes, announces, and selects artworks for dynamic, engaging, contemporary art exhibitions in a variety of venues

Gallery Talk with Ms. Ransome on the Role of the Curator on Thursday, Feb. 26, at 12:30 p.m.

The exhibit will present work by three female-identifying artists that explores the concept of Monsters.

This is America is a artist talk series curated by Jaime Ransome and presented by the Woodstock School of Art (WSA).

In conjunction with our exhibition CRAZY, guest curator Jaime Ransome is hosting a Feminist Open Mic in the gallery.

In conjunction with our exhibition CRAZY, guest curator Jaime Ransome is welcoming folks to gather at the gallery to make political zines and listen to each other’s music.

Join BAU guest curator Jaime Ransome as she discusses the work she selected for CRAZY, BAU Gallery’s powerful first exhibition of 2026.

This is America is a four-part artist talk series curated by Jaime Ransome and presented by the Woodstock School of Art (WSA)

This is America is a four-part artist talk series curated by Jaime Ransome and presented by the Woodstock School of Art (WSA)

The Imbibe: Sip & Draw, a figure drawing session with a live model styled in Maenadic attire.

The Invoke: Open Mic Night invites women and nonbinary individuals to share their poetry, music, stories, and spoken word in a safe and supportive environment.

Join us on July 11 from 6-8pm for the Opening Reception of this celebration of feminine power and art.

The public is invited to a free, celebratory performance of Afrofuturist-inspired dance and drumming in tandem with our spring exhibition, The Destiny, curated by Jaime Ransome.

Join us for a free hands-on workshop with exhibiting artist Destiny Arianna to explore storytelling through mixed media collage.

The public is invited to join our spring exhibition guest curator, Jaime Ransome, at Ann Street Gallery for our first book club!

Inspired by the prescient works of African American, feminist author, Octavia Butler, The Destiny is an exhibition of six BIPOC artists working in upstate New York.