Students respond to works of art by performing works of art in the Dorsky Museum in New Paltz
“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” – Edgar Degas “What can we do
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George Winston plays Beacon’s Towne Crier this Sunday
More pop Minimalism than Impressionistic piano jazz, George Winston is often unfairly derided for being “jazz lite.” The thing is,
Kaaterskill Postcard Club Fall Sale & Show in Kingston
There’s a special charm that attaches itself to old postcards: artifacts of the past, created to be ephemera but often
The tender bull of the jazz guitar
Rosendale Café hosts John Abercrombie this Friday n 1973, a few years before his first session as leader, the guitarist
Playing for Peter
Keegan Ales in Kingston hosts musical benefit for a beloved musician this Sunday Even on the slim chance that you
Buena Vista Social Club farewell tour at UPAC this Friday
Almost two decades after the release of the original Grammy-winning album, the wildly popular Buena Vista Social Club hits the
Haute on Hudson: A look at Marist’s prestigious fashion program
[portfolio_slideshow id=18121]Marist hosts the annual Silver Needle Runway Show & Awards (pictured on stage and off stage) at the Mid-Hudson
Of form and fauna
[portfolio_slideshow id=18099] Photos by Philip Monteleoni Philip Monteleoni’s sculptural menagerie on view at Arts Society of Kingston Back in the
Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe to perform Prince’s Dirty Mind at Bearsville
Saxophonist Karl Denson’s take on jazz and fusion is hard and balls-out. Whether blowing on the Minimalist, metallic funk/core of
Double Trouble: Dan Tepfer & Aaron Diehl join forces at Bard
[portfolio_slideshow id=18075] On Friday, October 30 at Bard, the Fisher Center and the Catskill Jazz Factory will present the internationally