King Lear at Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival
Poor King Lear. He’s fading fast and simply wants to divide the kingdom into three parts, with each going to
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New Paltz Bike/Ped Committee recommends safety precautions after near-fatal
All it ever takes is a tragedy. Or a near tragedy. In this case the New Paltz Bicycle and Pedestrian
The Farmer’s Farmer – Pete Taliaferro: A life in the fields
Every time I run across Pete Taliaferro he’s covered in dirt. Good dirt. Farm dirt. Dirt in his hair. On
Arm-wrestling benefit for Girls Inc.
The second annual Brawl Under the Stars proved even bigger than last year’s extravaganza, as eight of “the Hudson Valley’s
Soprano Planet: Joe Giardullo’s epiphany
Free-Jazz horn player Joe Giardullo has played with Anthony Braxton, Joe McPhee, Bill Dixon, Milford Graves and lots of others.
Taking Stock: documentary of Magnum co-founder this Sunday
When dealing with the “iconic” photographs of Magnum’s Dennis Stock, it is best to remember – quoting Stock from Hanna
Floyd Patterson II stars in Paul Robeson at SUNY-New Paltz
When I was teaching for Marist College in the New York State prison system in the early 1980s, it was
Bob Draffen retrospective
I hadn’t seen Bob Draffen in close to 20 years when I ran into his wife Ann at a show
The straw-bale house
I was intrigued when I first saw photos of straw-bale houses in the Southwest. So was Rosendale’s Ben Simpson. The
Jan Sawka’s big visions writ small
Polish-born High Falls artist Jan Sawka liked to think big: big ideas, big projects. Big as in the sets for