"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.
Just Days After Her Death, Oresta Szeparowycz's Sculptures of Talking Stones Go on View for the First Time in Millerton
The Ukrainian-born artist, who spent decades crafting collected shale into work she rarely showed anyone, died August 26—a week before her first major sculpture show opens at a friend's studio in Millerton.Trending
"Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma" Opens at the Crandell Ahead of FilmColumbia Honoring Chatham’s own Writer-Director Jane Schoenbrun
Jane Schoenbrun's slasher-comedy, starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson, is the summer's indie hit and a preview of the FilmColumbia festival's 26th edition this October.
Jill Duffy Teaches the Alchemy of Turning Earth and Flora into Paint and Ink in Chatham
At her 200-acre farm outside Chatham, a former advertising designer forages bricks, indigo, and creek rocks to make paint and ink the way it was done before synthetics took over—and teaches it to anyone curious enough to spend a day learning how.
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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.
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Porches' New Wing was Designed to Honor the Berkshires’ Rural and Industrial Past, and Porches of all Kinds
The FreshGrass Annex, the new addition to Porches Inn by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects, translates North Adams's mill-town roofs and local Shaker heritage into a new hotel wing that’s capturing our attention.
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"Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma" Opens at the Crandell Ahead of FilmColumbia Honoring Chatham’s own Writer-Director Jane Schoenbrun
Jane Schoenbrun's slasher-comedy, starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson, is the summer's indie hit and a preview of the FilmColumbia festival's 26th edition this October.
Jill Duffy Teaches the Alchemy of Turning Earth and Flora into Paint and Ink in Chatham
At her 200-acre farm outside Chatham, a former advertising designer forages bricks, indigo, and creek rocks to make paint and ink the way it was done before synthetics took over—and teaches it to anyone curious enough to spend a day learning how.
