Nick Fritsch
Peter N. Fritsch
THE WEBSITE OF COPAKE,NY ARTIST, PETER N. FRITSCH
(A.K.A. 'NICK FRITSCH')
Artist Studio Tour 2024
Featuring 16 of Columbia County’s Finest Artists
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH
10:00 am - 4:00 pm TICKETS $25.00
Leslie Baum
Wood Sculpture | Ancram
Bob Bachler
Ceramics | Ancram
Joyce Weinstein
Sculpture and Paintings | Ancram
Stanley Boxer
Sculpture and Paintings | Ancram
Nick Fritsch (Peter N. Fritsch)
Paintings | Copake
Nina Khatashvili
Paintings | Copake Falls
Lynne Perella
Paintings | Copake Falls
Santina Tirone
Paintings | Ancram
James Kennedy
Paintings | Ancram
Paul Chaleff
Sculpture and Ceramics | Ancram
Betzie Bendis
Animal Portraits | Ancram
Keith Bendis
Illustration and Cartoons | Ancram
Howard Danelowitz
Paintings | Hillsdale
Perry Rollins
Paintings | West Copake
Richard Peck
Watercolors | Copake Falls
Jack Moody
Watercolors | Copake Falls
These talented painters, illustrators, sculptors and ceramicists will open their studio doors and allow visitors who have purchased a $25 ticket to view their work. A portion of the proceeds will benefit St. John in the Wilderness.
“This is a fun and unique opportunity to drive from one studio to the next, at your own pace and leisure, seeing what happens behind the curtain,” said Marjorie Hoog, curator of the event. “These fantastic artists are volunteering their time to share their work with the public.” Most of the work displayed will be for sale. Tickets are available for purchase in person or online. To order tickets online, see below. To purchase tickets in person, contact Marjorie Hoog, 917 623-7790.
November/December 2024
November/December 2023
Painting on Display at
LABspace, Hillsdale: thru February 11th
"Three Reds"
9" X 12" Acrylic on
Canvas Board
My painting "The Cardinal Rules" in in this show,
and was featured in IMBY - Click on Link
August 2022
Peter N. Fritsch commissioned for book cover illustration
"Walking Home: Trail Stories"
by Celia Ryker
Rootstock Publishing.
Release date June 16th, 2021
"Make sure not to miss two beautifully executed works by Fritsch that are hanging in the courtroom at the Copake Town Hall, behind the dais. The works are original. One depicts the “First Town Meeting, 1824,” the other is entitled, “Depot.”
By JUDITH O'HARA BALFE
The Millerton News
January 2021
October 2020
PN Fritsch painting, "The Old Copake Falls Church" (2019) used to illustrate article about the history of the church in
Mainstreet Magazine (page 39)
Read full article and the rest of the October History Issue of Mainstreet Magazine HERE
(article on page 39)
