Michael Zelehoski is a contemporary visual artist whose studio in Newburgh, NY, serves as both a creative space and an informal gallery experience within the Museums and Arts industry. Best known for transforming everyday objects into conceptual sculptural works, Zelehoski merges two-dimensional and three-dimensional forms to explore perception, space, and materiality. His work has been featured in prominent art institutions and galleries worldwide, including exhibitions at the Centre Pompidou and Tang Contemporary Art. The studio operates as a hub for artistic innovation, often collaborating with curators and institutions to showcase thought-provoking installations and public art pieces.

Through his studio, Zelehoski engages with the local and global art communities, offering immersive experiences for collectors, curators, and art enthusiasts alike. He is recognized for his meticulous craftsmanship and the poetic transformation of reclaimed materials, rooted in a strong conceptual foundation. As part of his practice, Michael often participates in arts programming, artist talks, and educational initiatives that encourage public engagement with contemporary art. The studio not only supports the presentation of Zelehoski’s own work but also contributes to Newburgh’s growing cultural landscape by promoting dialogue around modern art practices.

Key Services:

– Creation and exhibition of original conceptual and sculptural artworks
– Public art installations and commissioned works
– Collaborative exhibitions with contemporary art institutions and galleries
– Educational programming and artist talks
– Studio visits and private viewings for collectors and curators
– Community engagement through local arts and cultural initiatives