Laughing at the darkness
It’s hard to imagine what further secrets might be lurking in the recesses of Shalom Auslander’s personal psychic basement. In
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Animation amalgamation
Keiko Sono’s studio on Route 212, next to Jolly’s Market in the same complex that once housed Lucky Chocolates, is
Upstate Films’ uphill fight
If you’re a regular movie-goer, you’re part of a disappearing breed. The declining — and aging — audience for cinema
A born artist
“I have lived on Ohayo Moutain in the same house for nearly 70 years,” William Pachner says on the eve
Holiday Music Shines
December in our area had more to offer in classical music than just Christmas concerts. I didn’t even get to
Kickstarting “Leaves”
Robin Richardson, filmmaker since 15 (and now pushing to fund his SUNY Purchase junior thesis student film on Kickstarter, with
Reinventing the stage
A few weeks ago we ran Theater Without a Theater, a piece about a new theatrical paradigm, which pointed out
Hudson Valley in the Skylight
It’s about time that the alternative gallery scene starts high-flying again in the world’s self-identified art capital once again. And
Spanning the globe, Music review
Your intrepid reporter made it to numerous musical events this month, although only a few of them were classical music
Master photographer Barry Feinstein dies
Barry Feinstein didn’t much care for photographers, who are — by nature — observers. He preferred men and women with