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After a coma and a congenital brain condition caused Brian Nice's perception to change, he has dedicated his photography to trying to capture and convey his visual experience to others. Nice's photos are on display at Buster Levi Gallery.
By Sparrow
Apr 1, 2019
Tags: Brian Nice photography Buster Levi Gallery
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The Spring Show hosted by the AMR Artists, which opens on April 19 at Upstairs at the Commons gallery in Margaretville and remains on view through May 13, will include works by 20 participants working in different disciplines: painting, monotypes, photography, tapestry, installation, and even jewelry.
By Simona David
Apr 11, 2019
Tags: amr open studio tour longyear gallery the Commons Gallery
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(1939-2019)
Painter, performance artist, and serial disruptor Carolee Schneemann died away on March 6. A tribute.
By Marie Doyon
Apr 1, 2019
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(1932-2019)
In remembrance of Don Nice, whose artistic career spanned from pop art to landscape.
By Marie Doyon
Apr 1, 2019
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Kingston painter Lindsey Wolkowicz eschews the fragile. Using the textural movement of wood and paper as a foundation, she delves into the rough-and-tumble reality of the lived experience.
By Brian K. Mahoney
Apr 1, 2019
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A Panel Discussion at Hudson Valley MOCA
On March 17, curator Tim Hawkinson, collector/curator Sarena Straus, the New Museum’s Kraus Family Curator Gary Carrion-Murayari, and editor/professor Yasme
By Chronogram Staff
Mar 14, 2019
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"Contemporary Artists" on View at Carrie Haddad March 6-April 21
Woodstock-based painter Jenny Nelson brings a long history of drawing to the canvas, which informs her sense of space, structure, and color relationships. Beginning with an extensive palette of custom-mixed colors, Nelson begins with exuberant bursts of color, which are refined into a thoughtful composition over the course of layers and layers of subtraction and addition.
By Marie Doyon
Mar 7, 2019
Tags: abstract painting carrie haddad Carrie Haddad Gallery Web Only Sponsored Content
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For a new exhibit at Mother Gallery in Beacon, contemporary artist Karsten Krejcarek and others work under the assumption that time is non-linear, reality is amorphous, and dimensions are permeable.
By Marie Doyon
Mar 1, 2019
Tags: Silkscreen art Karsten Krejcarek on the cover Cover Story
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Carole Kunstadt’s textural sculpture deconstructs familiar shapes and vessels and reassembles them in provocative new configurations.
By Brian K. Mahoney
Mar 1, 2019
Tags: Carole kunstadt Slideshow
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Fifty-one years after abandoning art, Charlotte Posenenske has a retrospective at Dia: Beacon.
By Sparrow
Mar 1, 2019
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SUNY New Paltz stages a 1975 Tony nominated choreopoem by Ntozake Shange.
By Zan Strumfeld
Mar 1, 2019
Tags: Ntozake Shange SUNY New Paltz
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Woodstock-based artist Bill Durkin has spent more than 30 years in pursuit of the scaly luminescence that so entranced him as a child.
By Marie Doyon
Mar 1, 2019
Tags: Bill Durkin Woodstock, NY
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The February 2019 cover of Chronogram features "Boatyard Lift," a quintessential photorealistic painting by Joseph Richards, whose work will be on display at the Carrie Haddad Gallery through February 24.
By Gina Pepitone
Feb 1, 2019
Tags: artist Joseph Richards Paintings photography Cover Story
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Acclaimed photographer and SUNY New Paltz Professor Nadia Sablin is awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship to return to rural Russia and continue documenting her father's family village.
By Marie Doyon
Feb 1, 2019
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