Millbrook Researchers Find Segregation is Bad for the Environment Too
A new collection of studies led by scientists at the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies argues that when segregation draws geographic lines over generations, it divides and hurts the natural world in ways that further disenfranchise the community.
The Gallery Next Door: Elizabeth Moore Transforms a Captain Clapboard into a Living Showcase in Hudson
"The best environment for me is a gallery,” Moore explains. “Every apartment I’ve lived in I’ve approached as a space where art, design, and architecture work together. I always renovate my spaces to accommodate my collections. That’s how I live.”
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Infamous Occult Artist Cameron Gets Rare Exhibition in Pine Planes
Kent Fine Arts' fall exhibition, on view September 25 through November 14, gathers work by Marjorie Cameron Parsons Kimmel—an artist who spent decades avoiding the commercial gallery world entirely after a 1957 show got shut down by police.
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Charmingly Neurotic "New Yorker" Cartoonists Roz Chast and Jason Adam Katzenstein Bring Their Kitchen Nightmares to MASS MoCA
Two New Yorker cartoonists sit down with museum director Kristy Edmunds on October 17 to talk about the thing hiding at the back of everyone's refrigerator, ahead of their new book's release.Arts
This Weekend, Bard Holds Festival for a Composer the Nazis Tried to Erase
The Gernsheim Rediscovery Initiative opens with a festival running Friday through Sunday, September 18–20, on Bard's Annandale-on-Hudson campus—the first public move in a multi-year effort to bring a forgotten peer of Brahms back into the classical repertoire.
Infamous Occult Artist Cameron Gets Rare Exhibition in Pine Planes
Kent Fine Arts' fall exhibition, on view September 25 through November 14, gathers work by Marjorie Cameron Parsons Kimmel—an artist who spent decades avoiding the commercial gallery world entirely after a 1957 show got shut down by police.
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"Hudson Folk" Captures the People, Places, and Relationships Shaping the Region’s Cultural Life
"Hudson Folk: Creative People and Places in the Hudson Valley" written by Amanda Benchley and Tamara Weiss, with photographs by Elizabeth Cecil, presents the region’s creative life as a web of relationships.Trending
Infamous Occult Artist Cameron Gets Rare Exhibition in Pine Planes
Kent Fine Arts' fall exhibition, on view September 25 through November 14, gathers work by Marjorie Cameron Parsons Kimmel—an artist who spent decades avoiding the commercial gallery world entirely after a 1957 show got shut down by police.
