Portfolio: David Hornung
Lynn Woods talks with painter David Hornung.
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May 28, 2012
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GalleryWorks by Ryan and Trevor Oakes
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Body / Mind / Spirit
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Body / Mind / Spirit
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GalleryOn the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of McCarthy’s birth
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GalleryDrawings, lithographs and etchings from E. Mark Adams and Beth Van Hoesen
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GalleryEdward Byrd and Arnold Skolnick
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GallerySprawling sculptures filmed by live cameras present a landscape of people and places that implies an overarching narrative of the 1960s to the present day
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Body / Mind / Spirit
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View From the Top
Esteemed Reader: August 2009A note from Chronogram publisher Jason Stern. |
Editor's Note: Sticks and StonesChronogram editor Brian K. Mahoney gets a lucky break. |
News & Politics
While You Were SleepingGoldman Sachs’ record profits, liver transplants, and more. |
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Damage PlanLorna Tychostup interviews Jurgen Brauer about the effects of war on nature. |
Larry Beinhart’s Body Politic: Then There’s Republican SexLarry Beinhart is perturbed by politicians’ hanky panky. |
Green Living
Earth Days Have Found UsFilmmaker Robert Stone’s new documentary explores the birth of the environmental movement. |
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Arts & Culture
Portfolio: David HornungLynn Woods talks with painter David Hornung. |
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Merry Hours on the HudsonThe Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival presents “Much Ado About Nothing.” |
Georgia on My MindThe art of Georgia O’Keefe and Arthur Dove at the Clark. |
Local Boys Make GoodConcurrent shows of Hudson River-inspired art at SUNY New Paltz. |
Peace, Love, and ShakespeareThe Woodstock Shakespeare Festival’s Summer of Love adaptation of “All’s Well That Ends Well” will be performed through September 6 at the Comeau Property in Woodstock. |
Music
Revival Meeting: The Chrome CranksMusic editor Peter Aaron writes about the Chrome Cranks’ reunion. |
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Nightlife Highlights: August 2009Handpicked by Peter Aaron for your listening pleasure. |
CD Review: Cheval SombreA review of Cheval Sombre’s self-titled debut. |
CD Review: Numinous/Joseph C. Phillips Jr.A review of Numinous and Phillips Jr.’s jazz-infused sophomore release. |
CD Review: Paul Rishell & Annie RainesReview of Paul Rishell and Annie Raines’ live recording. |
String KingCelloist Zuill Bailey plays the Maverick. |
Close Enough for JazzJazz in the Valley celebrates its 10th year in Kerhonkson. |
Concert Review: Falcon Ridge Folk FestivalChronogram interns Rachel and KellyAnne attend the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival in Hillsdale, NY. |
Books
In His ElementNina Shengold profiles National Geographic explorer, filmmaker, and author |
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Book Review: Leila Philip and Suzie GilbertSusan Krawitz reviews two Hudson Valley memoirs. |
Book Review: ProvenanceAnne Pyburn Craig reviews a smart thriller novel. |
Short Takes: August 2009Visit local farms, revisit your local festival and meet local yokels from Dutch patroons to Borscht Belt tummlers. |
Poetry
Poem: The YouReader submitted poetry. |
Poem: Tea for TwoReader submitted poetry. |
Poem: To Li Po, March 19Reader submitted poetry. |
Poem: An Editor’s NoteReader submitted poetry. |
Poem: Ruse 7. (12/1/08)Reader submitted poetry. |
Poem: Once in a WhileReader submitted poetry. |
Poem: Haiku NanuReader submitted poetry. |
Poem: Nature Insisting AweReader submitted poetry. |
Poem: Pink Sweet Peas, 1927, pastel Georgia O’KeeffeReader submitted poetry. |
Poem: Stars and BloodReader submitted poetry. |
Poem: ApostrophesReader submitted poetry. |
Poem: In IsraelReader submitted poetry. |
Poem: RIPReader submitted poetry. |
Fiction
Fiction: Five Views of a SuicideRichard Klin’s short story won honorable mention in our 2008 fiction contest. |
Food & Drink
Curd is the WordPeter Barrett explores the Hudson Valley cheese industry. |
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Education Supplement
Learning CurveAnne Roderique-Jones discovers unique continuing education opportunities at schools, pools, clubs, studios, and backyards across the region. |
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Whole Living
Men’s Wellness, Part TwoA man’s willingness to see that he needs help, and to seek and accept it, is the new machismo. |
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Flowers FallField notes from a Buddhist Mom’s experimental life. |
Beauty and Fashion Supplement
What Are You Wearing?Jen May takes a Hudson Valley fashion tour. |
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Spa & Salon Secrets for the HomeKelley Granger talks with the experts about do it yourself do’s and don’ts. |
Parting Shot
Parting ShotPhotographer David Halliday’s Grapefruit and Eucalyptus print from a recent retrospective at Carrie Haddad photographs in Hudson. |
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Horoscopes
Dioxin DormsSUNY New Paltz gives Eric Francis the runaround. |
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Horoscopes: August 2009Eric Francis Coppolino brings you your horoscopes for August. |
Community Notebook
Local Luminaries: Stephanie Monseu & Keith NelsonKeith Nelson and Stephanie Monseu, founders of the Bindlestiff Family Cirkus, talk about their circus life. |
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On the Cover
On the Cover: Portrait of Homer SimpsonA portrait by painter Randal Roberts. |
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Community Pages
Hudson and Columbia CountyJohn Rodat tours Hudson and Columbia County. |
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