Vitruvian vibrations: Anthony Panzera’s Leonardo Series at Dorsky
We know and treasure Leonardo Da Vinci as much for what he represented as for what he actually created. And
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Joel Katz’s new film this Saturday in Hudson
I have to admit a vested interest in Joel Katz’s new film, White: A Memoir in Color, which screens at
Ring in the Russian New Year this Saturday in Rosendale
The Russian New Year, based on the old Julian Calendar still followed by the Russian Orthodox Church, takes place this
She’ll take you there: Mavis Staples to play the Bardavon
I’ve been in love with Mavis Staples ever since I first heard her singing into my ear while huddled under
KMOCA spotlights nature photography of Yva Momatiuk and John Eastcott
Yva Momatiuk and John Eastcott are artists of another ilk, working as close as one can get to the old
See ‘The USA’
Want to know what gets Olive excited? Bringing some of its living history back to life, no matter the cost…or
A born artist
“I have lived on Ohayo Moutain in the same house for nearly 70 years,” William Pachner says on the eve
Dar Williams to headline Levon Helm’s Midnight Ramble on January 14
Levon Helm’s barn, where he holds his famed Midnight Rambles in his hometown of Woodstock, is about as cozy a
The mid-Hudson’s visual arts year in review
Hudson Valley art inched forward into the main channels of contemporary culture in 2011, drawing the attention of global scene-setters
Coming home: Woodstock’s ‘hippie doctor,’ finds his way back
Here’s a holiday tale. It’s a love story, an allegory, a uniquely Woodstock story that stretches over a generation or