MASS MoCA curator speaks about “Rethinking the Museum Model” in Woodstock
When mid-Hudsonites consider the subject of adaptive reuse of industrial sites to provide large open spaces for the exhibition of
Art & Music
Abdoulaye Diabate & Banning Eyre to play Afropop benefit in Rhinebeck
Enjoy an evening of music from Mali this Saturday, November 15 from 8 to 11 p.m., as Mali-born musician Abdoulaye
Francesco Mastalia & Red Hook panel probe what “organic” really means
Historic Red Hook and the Red Hook Community Arts Network, in conjunction with the Village of Red Hook, will host
Arlo Guthrie at the Bardavon
Arlo Guthrie didn’t choose his name, but the heir to one of the great legacies in American music and culture
Connor Kennedy plays every chance he gets
Dylan and Hendrix no longer frequent the streets and cafés of Woodstock, but their legacy persists in a town that
Power, by Will
To see more of Will’s work go to www.thorneatercomics.com
The kayaking artist
Ray Curran knows the Hudson River as few others do: Formerly senior planner for Scenic Hudson, he has studied many
Quinn’s in Beacon hosts Speed the Plough, Breakfast in Fur
The 30-year story of the New Jersey band Speed the Plough reads like Faulkner’s account of Hoboken. The band’s history
“Hotel Palenque Is Not in Yucatan” but it is at Bard
“Hotel Palenque Is Not in Yucatan,” an exhibition curated by Montserrat Albores Gleason as the culmination of her three-year curatorial
Jane Bloodgood-Abrams works on view in Hudson
At first glance, the luminous landscape paintings by Kingston-based Jane Bloodgood-Abrams seem to be all about honoring the traditions of