Susan Spencer Crowe: a playful minimalism
Susan Spencer Crowe’s solo exhibition of encaustic-painted wall pieces and sculptures at the gallery at R&F Handmade Paints, entitled “Encaustic/Form
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Midtown arts district: If Paducah can do it, so can we
What would the proposed Midtown arts district do exactly, and how would it benefit Kingston? A public discussion last Saturday
TMI Project brings open, honest storytelling to Kingston
What’s Too Much Information? Depending on the context, it could range from a graphic description of what happened in the
United Way fundraiser gets local stars out on the dance floor
It’s a pretty good deal, really. Spend an evening at the deluxe Diamond Mills hotel up in Saugerties, pitch in
Kingston After Dark: The art of peace
Since my dad died in January I’ve been finding calm in reading his pocket copy of The Art of Peace
Cuda’s story: Local pit bull’s not your everyday pooch
Life is strange sometimes, in the way small acts can change your life unexpectedly. Julie LeRoy, now a Cottekill resident,
Kingston After Dark: Punk-o-Rama
For those paying attention, punk rock that is actually not “dead” has been keeping a strong purchase in the region.
Danielle and ‘Jacques’: a magazine reborn looks to take over
It’s the tail end of the lunch rush at Uptown Kingston’s Outdated Café. Danielle Leder is digging into an omelet
At Ellipse, Michelle Elise transforms old stuff into new greatness
To everything there is a season. But what happens after its season is over, and it gets flung into the
Art as fresh as spring itself this month in Kingston
March came in like a lion — the blast of cold weather has a local correlation in the blowing away