Strong support for RUPCO’s Cedar Street proposal
RUPCO’s proposal to build an affordable housing complex on the site of the former Mid-City Lanes bowling alley at 20
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Vladimir Feltsman and the genesis of PianoSummer
For three weeks in July, gifted young musicians from all over the world will be coming to SUNY-New Paltz to
New life for old school: El Anatsui show on view in Kinderhook
[portfolio_slideshow id=16282] Since it opened a year ago, the School gallery has added the village of Kinderhook to the
Echo chamber in the Versailles of Minimalism: Artist Robert Irwin exhibits at Dia:Beacon
[portfolio_slideshow id=16271] One of the institutions that have put the Hudson Valley on the international art-world map, Dia:Beacon is
Bagel paintings by Bud Lavery in New Paltz
Last fall, Bud Lavery showed his uncannily realistic paintings of crackers, cookies and pretzels at Kingston’s Storefront Gallery, and now
Hein, local pols, concerned citizens pan Pilgrim plan
The potential health and safety risks posed by the proposed Pilgrim Pipeline, which would carry volatile Bakken crude oil from
Joseph Luzzi to launch In a Dark Wood in Rhinebeck
Joseph Luzzi, who holds a doctorate from Yale University, has been teaching and writing about Dante Alighieri for more than
The quiet invasion
DEC adds 126 species to banned list; PRISM looks for citizen science volunteers Pollution, overdevelopment, climate change…the list of degradations
Susan Spencer Crowe: a playful minimalism
Susan Spencer Crowe’s solo exhibition of encaustic-painted wall pieces and sculptures at the gallery at R&F Handmade Paints, entitled “Encaustic/Form
Midtown arts district: If Paducah can do it, so can we
What would the proposed Midtown arts district do exactly, and how would it benefit Kingston? A public discussion last Saturday