Jeff Jacobson’s political photography
Photographer Jeff Jacobson of Mount Tremper has had major success in his career. His work is in the permanent collections
Art & Music
Thomas Cole’s studio, demolished 40 years ago, is coming back to life
After a long campaign of research, fundraising and construction, the Thomas Cole National Historic Site in Catskill is nearly ready
Los Lobos & Ballet Folklórico Mexicano to share the stage at UPAC
Carlos Moreno, Jr. started studying the fundamentals of Mexican folkdance at the age of three, when his father began to
Robert Tonner’s exquisite dolls on view at SUNY-Ulster
Robert Tonner, Kingston-based creator of exquisitely detailed collectible dolls, was recently named SUNY-Ulster’s artist-in-residence for 2016. It’s a move likely
Fiddling while Tuscany burns: HVP’s 2016 String Competition
Now in its 44th year, the Hudson Valley Philharmonic (HVP) String Competition has long been an opportunity for rising young
Music: Spectacular Chi
Pianist Yalin Chi, assisted by the newly renovated piano at Saugerties United Methodist Church, opened her program there on February
Local neighbors meet on Prairie Home Companion and record new CD
Trombonist Roswell Rudd and vocalist Heather Masse met on A Prairie Home Companion a few years back when Rudd performed
Artist’s books by Grady Kane-Horrigan in New Paltz
Multimedia artist Grady Kane-Horrigan has taken two of the most mundane and ubiquitous technological phenomena – Facebook and the smartphone
Marc Ribot to play Quinn’s in Beacon
“Perfectly wrong.” The words didn’t occur to me as such, but that’s what my gut said the first time I
Skeleton Key’s Chris Maxwell to launch solo LP at BSP in Kingston
The New York City band Skeleton Key’s 1997 major-label debut, Fantastic Spikes through Balloon, played out like a proof-of-concept demonstration