Pauline Oliveros fronts ICE this Saturday at Bard
The longtime local resident and cultural agitator Pauline Oliveros also happens to be an internationally recognized giant of serious experimental
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Marlboro’s Falcon hosts Paul McCandless
The indescribable-therefore-it-must-be-jazz quartet Oregon can righteously claim to be an originator of global fusion, New Age and so much more
Saugerties Pro Musica opens its season this Sunday
Two years ago, a little-known Ukrainian-American pianist named Inesa Sinkevych made her area debut at a Saugerties Pro Musica concert.
Exhibition of WPA mural sketches at Vassar
“The Depression and World War II eras were a time in the arts – painting, printmaking, drawing, film, photography, dance,
Jeremy Denk to perform at Bard
Virtuoso pianist Jeremy Denk – one of the leading lights on the contemporary classical music scene, jam buddies with Joshua
His own feelings: Bradley Walker Tomlin at Dorsky Museum
Let’s start with the work and not the person. The retrospective of the paintings of Bradley Walker Tomlin, opening to
Noted metal artist opens school at Kingston’s Shirt Factory
After passing on her expertise at 12 different art schools throughout the Northeast, nationally recognized artist and silversmith Raychel Wengenroth
Quiet Village in New Paltz: A day of ambient electronic music to listen to… or not
“I love the idea of it being almost anonymous, and just there,” says Bob Lukomski, artistic director and organizer of Quiet
Basilica Soundscape festival coming to Hudson
Basilica Soundscape, the two-day festival of art, Outsider music and all-out avant-garde assault, will be returning to Hudson on September
Metalsmith Myra Mimlitsch-Gray on view at the Dorsky
The Sara Bedrick Gallery at the Dorsky Museum at SUNY-New Paltz will be home until December 11 to a survey