Mark Hogancamp creates own world, in one-sixth scale
Life hadn’t been easy for Mark Hogancamp. Married and divorced, a Navy vet, he sketched superheroes and designed showrooms for
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Metropolitan Museum of Art spotlights Woodstock’s Bellows
A few years back, the early-20th-century painter George Bellows – who lived and worked summers in Woodstock during the final
Books / Hidden meanings
Hidden meanings Sam Truitt’s DICK may be one of the most obfuscated and impenetrable works to have come along in
Lipkins’ bass bow wins the gold
Woodstock bow-maker Susan Lipkins has won a gold medal in the Violin Society of America’s 2012 international violin and bow
Slavic soap opera
In these days when hardly any movie idea stands a chance of being funded and distributed by a Hollywood studio
Fletcher show recalls the paintings and the life of Julio De Diego
Over the course of an epic life Julio De Diego, one of the more flamboyant Woodstock characters of any era,
Holiday in the village
More toys, more people, brighter lights and more crafts all marked the beginning of the holiday season as the village
Sounds tasty at Jack & Luna’s Café
Jack & Luna’s Café in Stone Ridge is a bright and airy place, contemporary in design, with a staff hired
Merry mansions
For many of us, ‘tis the season for holiday panic to set in, as we contemplate how little time we
Santaland Diaries at Rosendale Theatre
Who could ever have guessed that David Sedaris would become a holiday icon? Discovered by National Public Radio talent Ira