Arts & Culture

Portfolio: f-Stop Fitzgerald

f-Stop Fitzgerald is an early chronicler of the punk scene in San Francisco. His photo exhibition “Rockers Shot Onstage!” at the Rosendale Cafe opens November 31.

Live, Like a Refugee

By Robert Burke Warren

Dar Williams will perform in support of the new DVD release, Live at Bearsville Theater.

Haunted House

By Jay Blotcher

Stanley’s House is an exploration of parallel lives lived in the same house.

N'Dour on Tour

By Jeremy Schwartz

If James Brown was the hardest-working man in show business, N’Dour has certainly given the Godfather of Soul a run for his money.

Hidden View

By Sparrow

In Edmund C. Coates’s Lighthouse, near Caldwell’s Landing, gentle hills rise like green breasts above two full-bellied sailboats. The Victorians had an erotic love of landscape.

Visions of the Rio Grande

By Francis Cruz

The Samuel Dorskey Museum of Art hosts Gandert’s work as an event for this month’s Big Read in New Paltz.

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Blurring the Lines

By Jay Blotcher

Under the banner “A Break from the Constant” this refreshingly bold arts-in-the-schools initiative will take place November 1st through the 4th.

Cuban-born composer and saxophonist Yosvany Terry chose Ye-dé-gbé as the name of his latest jazz ensemble project which tangles the influences of the Afro-Caribbean Arará culture with the American jazz form.

Begin Morning Civil Twilight

By Michael Oatman

Finch’s art takes a variety of forms, from works on paper to sculptural objects to set design, but his main medium is installation.

Forever Young

By Joseph Dalton

“Rumi Embodied: An Ecstatic Celebration” will be held at the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health, November 15-18.

The Tao of Roald

By David Brickman

When the Nobel committee awarded the 1981 prize in chemistry to Roald Hoffmann, they couldn’t have known they were encouraging a poet, playwright, and art critic.

Reinventing History

By Melissa Mansfield

The gala is being described as the Dudley Observatory’s 150th anniversary bash, despite the fact that the facility was chartered in 1852 and dedicated in 1856.

World of Shadows

By Timothy Cahill

“Chinese Shadow Figures from the Collection of Dr. Fan Pen Chen” is on exhibit from November 2 through January 6, 2008.

Digital Daguerrotypist

By David Brickman

“Photosemasia: Meaning in Light, Digital Translations of Lost Photographic Processes, Selected Works by Wil Lindsay,” runs from November 19 though January 20 at The Photography Center of the Capital District.

Cool Moves

By William Doiron

The Iceland Dance Company will perform at The Egg on November 2 at 8pm.

Chronogram Seen: November

The events we sponsor, the people who make a difference, the Chronogram community.

Food & Drink

Consider the Herbalist

By Amy Giezentanne

Amy Giezentanner profiles Gary Allen, author of The Herbalist in the Kitchen.

The Sophisticated Crepe

By Robin Catalano

At Ravenous, diners can choose from 13 savory and 13 sweet crepes, plus daily specials. “We’ve always been interested in concentrating on just a few items and doing them really, really well,” co-owner Lauren Wickizer says.

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