Lecture on sturgeon restoration project at Beacon Institute
The lake sturgeon is an awesome fish: It grows to be 12 or 13 feet long and lives for 120
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Efforts fail to overturn FERC zone, rate hikes
Last month, your electricity bill increased — and the reason is to fatten the profits of power plants that don’t
Sculptor Judy Pfaff: A lifetime of achievement
[portfolio_slideshow id=11630] Artist Judy Pfaff has won numerous awards, among them a MacArthur Fellowship; and now, ten years after the
Wine & Food Festival of New Paltz to feature Lidia Bastianich
From Friday, May 30 through Sunday, June 1, Mohonk Mountain House will host a brand-new event: the Wine and Food
Painter/poet Julie Hedrick & Church des Artistes
[portfolio_slideshow id=11559] Julie Hedrick’s large abstract paintings reference light, pure color and limitless space: universal elements distilled from the Hudson
Kingston’s Pauline Oliveros to perform at Whitney Biennial
Internationally renowned experimental composer Pauline Oliveros, a resident of Kingston, will be participating in the 2014 Whitney Biennial with a
May’s mélange: Large-scale extractions, pictorial vocabularies and trippy inventiveness
KMOCA, the Abeel Street contemporary art museum, specializes in small-scale works which best fit its two small rooms. So it
Council OK’s ‘urban agriculture’ study for comprehensive plan
Kingston’s current zoning laws prohibit various forms of agriculture, but now recommendations and goals to promote farming outlined in a
Zhang Huan at Storm King
The idyllic vista of the Storm King Art Center’s sweeping lawns punctuated by modern sculptures has enchanted motorists traveling north
Andrea Frank’s eco-exhibition to open in New Paltz
In Andrea Frank’s YouTube video Cuts, the camera scans a photographic image of a green forest as it is being