Petroglyphs from Dreamland
“My process of painting is very much an additive search for the final painting. The paintings are not conceptual in nature;
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Busier than ever, Rondout Valley Growers’ Association turns 10 this year
Now more than 60 members strong, the Rondout Valley Growers’ Association (RVGA) is celebrating its tenth anniversary year in 2013.
Some quibbles with Tribbles
Fandoms are a dime a dozen these days; but if you don’t count the late-19th-century mass obsession with Sherlock Holmes,
Memorial Day weekend events at FDR Home & Library
If you want to spend part of Memorial Day weekend honoring those fallen in military service in some way, but
Demos to be featured at Woodstock/New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair
Even an institution as long-established (32 years) and consistently well-attended as the Woodstock/New Paltz Art & Crafts Fair needs to
Robert Hite show opens in High Falls
The sharecropper shacks that dotted the flat agricultural landscape of Tidewater Virginia in Robert Hite’s youth, and the metal-roofed sheds
A splash in the face
The Nora Ephron film Julie & Julia, which starred Meryl Streep as famed TV chef Julia Child, was partially based
Bardavon Gala to star showbiz legend Liza Minnelli
One might say that Liza Minnelli was destined from birth to become Ms. Show Business. She’s one of only 12
Robert Downey, Jr. and intelligent screenplay endow Iron Man 3 with heart
Regular readers of this column must be growing weary of my rants against Hollywood’s increasing reliance on movies based on
Heliopolis-on-Hudson
The matriarch of modern dance, Isadora Duncan (1877-1927), carved out a flamboyant life, an influential career and a new artform