Leonhardt and Barr exhibit opens this Saturday
“Glass Paper Sidewalk” is the terse title of the show opening September 8 at Saugerties’ Doghouse Gallery of work by Gay Leonhardt and Loel Barr: collaborative as well as individual photographs and drawings….
A whale to unveil this weekend in Saugerties
Saugerties is bounding, culturewise. With its gallery scene suddenly revived, growing crowds of regular visitors coming to town via the regular Horseshows in the Sun (HITS) venue, as well as the new and…
Photographer Roberta Price’s work on communes at Bethel Woods
The concept of communal living has been around a long time – probably as long as people have, although the so-called American Dream of owning a private home has made it less fashionable…
New exhibitions open this Saturday in Kingston
Independence weekend in the heat of early July: What a great time to head down to the Rondout section of Kingston for some art openings and the heady cultural climate of a hip…
Dion Ogust holds Open House in Woodstock this weekend
Dion Ogust, whom our readers know via her consistently spectacular photo work in our pages, is an artist of many talents and styles. Concurrent with her years of assignment work for Ulster Publishing…
Bringing home the faces of Iraq
Bordering on Treason will document New Paltz photojournalist Lorna Tychostup’s work in a war-torn country Street-smart child of Manhattan’s Hell’s Kitchen and longtime mid-Hudson resident, divorced mother of two, photographer and journalist…
Leonie Lacouette crafts artful clocks in Gardiner
In today’s 24/7 world, it’s easy to feel like a prisoner of time, constantly monitored by the blinking of the digital clock, one’s life consumed by the march of minutes. Leonie Lacouette makes…
Philippe Petit, Peter Schickele & Jane Bloodgood-Abrams to receive “The ASKar”
The Art Society of Kingston (ASK)’s upcoming gala at the Steel House on Saturday, May 19 honors three very different artists: Philippe Petit, the “poet laureate” of the highwire, most famous for his…
Electronic tonic: Bob Lukomski and experimental music in the Hudson Valley
On a spring day in the late ‘80s, I took a rowboat out to Esopus Island with Mark Marinoff, Phil Farber and some other friends. After exploring the rocky little island – a…
Pop-up gallery returns to Kingston this Saturday
Andy Milford and Derek Price had such a good time running the 24-hour “pop-up” gallery at a storefront adjacent to Keegan Ales on Saint James Street in Kingston during the First Saturday Gallery…
