PAW’s ‘Brilliant Traces’
A bride fleeing her wedding bursts into a cabin in the Alaskan wilderness, where she is soon snowbound with the solitary
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Music: Clouds of Endless Summer
A misplaced program caused me to omit last month my review of the Poné Ensemble’s April 3 concert, at New Paltz
Spirit of Woodstock and “Life, Animated”
For the next two Saturday nights, movie lovers can experience the power of life affirming films and the filmmakers who
Robert Chanler: Over the top wasn’t enough
In 1990, while first writing for this paper, I began “ghosting about” what was then called the “Woodstock Artists Association.”
The drawn thoughts of Irmalinda’s Doll
I’m not sure what to call Irmalinda’s Doll: A Volume of Drawn Thoughts (Author’s House, 2016) by Saugerties artist Valerie
Dylan turns 75; Family celebration is May 29
It’s that time of year again. Flowers blooming, summer bearing down, and Bob Dylan is another year older. This year
Marc Black’s One Song at a Time
You know, if you even wrote five songs a year, after 50 years you’d have 250, quite a body of
John Simon’s ‘Truth, Lies, and Hearsay’
“It’s going to be like being in my living room. I’ll play some songs, tell some stories… real warm and
Lenny Kislin: The time collector
Lenny Kislin came to Woodstock in 1970. He’d just finished law school — to please his father — and he
Art on Paper: Works from the Permanent Collection at WAAM opens this weekend
The Woodstock Artists Association and Museum (WAAM) presents the exhibition, Art on Paper: Works from the Permanent Collection, opening with a