‘T’ Space Rhinebeck is a unique multidisciplinary arts organization situated in the Hudson Valley that merges contemporary art, architecture, poetry, and ecology. Founded by architect Steven Holl, the gallery operates as a project of the Steven Myron Holl Foundation and serves as an experimental exhibition space, showcasing cutting-edge visual art and conceptual installations. Emphasizing the relationship between built space and natural surroundings, ‘T’ Space incorporates its wooded setting into both the design of its pavilions and its curatorial approach.

The organization is known for its seasonal exhibitions, artist residencies, and integrated programming that includes architecture fellowships and poetry readings, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue. Its eco-sensitive structures and curated exhibitions attract artists, architects, and cultural thinkers from around the globe. Highlighting emerging and established voices, ‘T’ Space contributes to a broader cultural conversation while deeply engaging the local community. The site also includes architecturally significant buildings and landscape paths for public exploration during open hours. As a vital component of the regional arts ecosystem, ‘T’ Space Rhinebeck offers an immersive cultural experience that combines environmental stewardship with creative innovation.

Key Services:

– Contemporary art exhibitions featuring emerging and established artists
– Architecture and art fellowships for students and professionals
– Public programs such as poetry readings and lectures
– Architecturally designed gallery pavilions integrated with nature
– Seasonal tours and public access to curated landscape trails
– Interdisciplinary residencies promoting collaboration between art and architecture
– Educational initiatives focused on sustainability and design