For over 50 years Harland Snodgrass made art. He showed art. He taught art. Most never knew.
https://harlandsnodgrass.com
We present Harland as the multifaceted visual artist he is (not just “the video guy”). He found inspiration in such diverse areas as jazz, the treads of an automobile tire, #1 pencils, The Velvet Underground, neon tubing, banjos, James Rosenquist, funky drummers, Kawasaki motorcycles, geodesic domes, Schaefer beer, Andy Warhol or the rows and rows and rows of crops surrounding his farm in upstate New York. An artist of multiple talents and disciplines: filmmaker, painter, printmaker, draftsman, photographer, educator, designer of posters and T-shirts and oh yeah—a video artist—but most importantly a drummer. A shit-hot drummer.

Primarily spanning work from the 1960s and 1970s, with a few select pieces before and after these decades, Harland’s work presented in this site is a both a reflection and a celebration of the art of its (his) era. But never shackled to a single style nor movement. Never dull. Always expressive. It’s an explosion of visual treats. If you’ve got eyes, you better look.