Climb on this: Public art for kids by Tim Watkins and Carol May
The kids of Athens have everything on toddlers in Manhattan this month. The Greene County riverside community has played host
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Occupy Wall Street art show opens in Woodstock
We know the organizational and performative sides of Occupy Wall Street, via endless YouTube and news footage of its consensus-based
Dorsky unveils new show & hosts collecting symposium
Creation. Appreciation. Supply and demand. Does an individual artwork ever truly pass into oblivion? Such textual considerations, and many more,
Kiki Smith’s mything links
When Kiki Smith moved to Catskill a few years back, not only the town (where I live) but our entire
The legislative life
Campaigns for the new Ulster County Legislature Districts 22 and 23 are underway, but quiet. Democratic candidates John Parete, running
Olive politics
The recent Irene disaster haunted Olive’s Meet the Candidate event, moderated by the Mid-Hudson league of Women Voters at the
Works in ink and blood by Konnik
If you’re looking for a real sense of otherworldly disturbance this Halloween week, there’s no better place to go than
Body of work
Humanity has always been fascinated with itself. We have mummified and sculpted our bodies, imagined them morphing into other animal
Calvert Vaux Preservation Alliance fundraiser at Rokeby
Calvert Vaux, who married the daughter of early Kingston artist Jervis McEntee and is buried in the city’s Montrepose Cemetery,
Election season brings renewed activity in Olive
At first glance there seems to be much ado about Olive’s elections this year. There are full slates from each