The African-American experience to be examined at Bardavon
[portfolio_slideshow id=14321] Interview with Rhapsody in Black playwright LeLand Gantt & Through a Lens Darkly director Thomas Allen Harris
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Pioneering architect Frances Halsband got her start on Woodstock’s Village Green
[portfolio_slideshow id=14281] Frances Halsband began working as an architect when few women were in that profession. Four years after
Impressive W. Eugene Smith photo collection at DCC in Poughkeepsie
Through his photo essays for Life and other weekly news magazines, W. Eugene Smith put a human face on war,
Oblong Books & Music is a father-daughter venture
Twenty-nine-year-old Suzanna Hermans manages Oblong Books & Music in Rhinebeck and co-owns that store and a second bookstore in Millerton
Woodstock’s Golden Notebook is a haven for book-lovers
First it was Barnes & Noble, then it was Amazon: Stiff competition by chain stores, followed by the advent of
To the bunker: Photos of wartime edifices lead this month’s exhibits
Down on Abeel Street during Dec. 6’s gallery openings, the theme was the container — either in the form of
“Ghosts of the Gulf” at Beacon Institute
The Deep Water Horizons oil spill of 2010 was one of the world’s worst environmental disasters, one whose effects on
The kayaking artist
Ray Curran knows the Hudson River as few others do: Formerly senior planner for Scenic Hudson, he has studied many
“Hotel Palenque Is Not in Yucatan” but it is at Bard
“Hotel Palenque Is Not in Yucatan,” an exhibition curated by Montserrat Albores Gleason as the culmination of her three-year curatorial
Henrietta Mantooth’s ‘Jailbirds & Flowers’
Henrietta Mantooth makes big, gutsy paintings that brim with life. Figures, often arranged in crowds or family groupings, animals and