Water Water Everywhere
Blue Gold will be screened as part of this year’s Kent Film Festival, March 26 to 28.
What’s South Africa?
Comedian Paula Poundstone brings her signature deadpan routine to the Bearsville Theater on March 7.
Vulvapalooza
“The Vagina Monologues” are staged at the Rosendale Theater on March 20 and 21 in benefit performances for HOPE’s Fund.
Revving Up Your Love Life
You don’t need to resort to pharmaceuticals to improve sexual well-being and enjoyment.
Blowing In the Wind
How residents are reaping the rewards of of wind power in their own backyards.
CD Review: The Westport Sunrise Sessions
A review of the second Westport Sunrise Sessions
CD Review: Susan Kane
Review of Hudson Valley singer-songwriter Susan Kane’s second release
CD Review: Rebecca Martin
Review of Rebecca Martin’s fourth CD release “The Growing Season”
Take it to the Bridge
Joseph Bertolozzi has transformed the Mid-Hudson Bridge into the most unlikely, and possibly the world’s largest, percussion instrument
Portfolio: Nervous System
Non-traditional jewelry designers Nervous System combine science and architecture to produce beautiful, one-of-a-kind pieces.
Leaders of Localism
Chronogram profiles six business leaders who define what it means to be a “localist”
The Lure of Local: Q&A with Michael Shuman
Why is buying locally is so important? Michael Shuman gives us the answers in his interview with Carl Frankel.
Bang, Bang, Baby
Sharon Nichols talks with the pin-up Bonnie and Clyde duo about their film Revolver
From the Bowery to Bordeaux
Peter Barrett uncorks the wines of Paula Cereghino and Fred Smith–local vintners with a sterling punk pedigree.
Short Takes: March Issue
Oh, baby, it’s a wild world. Explore its outer dimensions with adventurers, visionaries, teachers, and artists of every stripe.
Book Reviews: Falling Forward and Body of Water
Pauline Uchmanowicz reviews two books of poetry: Body of Water by Janet Hamill and Falling Forward by Rebecca Schumejda.
Book Reviews: Don’t Cry
Jay Blotcher speaks with Mary Gaitskill about her new collection of short stories, Don’t Cry.
Born in the USA
Nina Shengold talks with John Sayles about his novels, films and the future of independent filmmaking.
The Next Warrior
Lorna Tychostup talks with P.W. Singer about the use of robots in war and his new book Wired for War: The Robotics Revolution and Conflict in the 21th Century.
Local Luminary
Michael Chen discusses breaking into the acting business with Brian Mahoney.
Whatever Floats Your Art
“Maggie Sherwood and the Floating Foundation of Photography” will appear at the Samuel Dorsky Museum at SUNY New Paltz until April 8. A Tribute to one of the first photo galleries in Manhattan, a bright purple, two-story houseboat.
In the Footsteps of Woody and Pete
Jeff Tweedy is performing at Clearwater’s Spring Splash at Beacon High School on March 28. Performing in Beacon, Pete Seegers’ town, Tweedy is continuing his legacy of walking in the shoes of previous rockers.
While You Were Sleeping
The rise of cleanvertising, increase in US Army suicide rate, Sweden deemed most democratic nation and more in While You Were Sleeping: March Issue
Kaleo: Venus Unbound
Love, desire and arousal in modern terms and their association with identity and astrology.
On the Cover: Ice #20
Carolyn Marks Blackwood’s “Ice #20,” appeared on the cover of the March issue of Chronogram.
Editor’s Note: Gradually, then Suddenly
Brian Mahoney expresses his views on the current state of print media.
Such Stimulation
Larry Beinhart expresses his misgivings about the economic stimulus package.
