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A Q&A with the Presidential Photographer and Author of Shade
Former President Barack Obama in Luang Prabang, Laos, 2016. Image by Pete Souza.
By Peter Aaron
Nov 1, 2019
Tags: Barack Obama President november cover Cover Story
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Chronogram's November 2019 Portfolio Artist
Like dreams dripping with cryptic symbolism, Chris Buzelli’s distorted biomorphic illustrations blend the innocuous and the bizarre in order to scrutinize ourassumptions.
By Medea Giordano
Nov 1, 2019
Tags: Chris Buzelli art illustrator illustration portfolio artist
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Teabag-painting, Insta-famous artist Ruby Silvious is renowned for embracing unorthodox found materials in her small-scale work.
By Sparrow
Nov 1, 2019
Tags: art Ruby Silvious Woodstock Art Exchange
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A Hudson Valley gallery guide for November.
By Carl Van Brunt
Nov 1, 2019
Tags: galleries art photography
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Melissa McGill’s Red Regatta project dotted the Venice lagoon with red-sailed boats.
By Claudia Larsen
Nov 1, 2019
Tags: photography Melissa McGill Venice
General Arts & Culture
An indie rock icon, some innovative abstract sculpture, a 1920s silent horror film, and chances to dig some blues while cruising the Hudson and sample some craft beer at the 1969 Woodstock Festival site. See all of these event picks below—and see our event listings for more fun fall fare.
By Peter Aaron
Oct 8, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, activities, things to do, Woodstock, Kingston, Beacon, Hudson, New York, art, gallery openings, galleries, film, movies, live music, concerts, festivals, craft beer, wine, Hudson River, cruises Video
General Arts & Culture
Add these plum picks to your Fun Stuff to Do This Month list: a street festival, live music, a gallery opening, and a whale of a one-man show.
By Peter Aaron
Oct 2, 2019
Tags: Events, Hudson Valley, things to do, art, gallery openings, feativals, theatre, theater, plays, live music, concerts, jazz, Kingston, New York, Beacon, Hudson Video
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Artist/illustrator Martin Wittfooth discusses his art and the various influences behind his imagery. Wittfooth’s work will be on display as part of the SUNY Ulster Visiting Artist Series at the Muroff Kotler Visual Arts Gallery until October 18.
By Katherine Speller
Oct 1, 2019
Tags: Martin Wittfooth SUNY Ulster paintings art Cover Story
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The 800 Goddesses of the Grace Project
Isis Charise has photographed over 400 women who’ve had mastectomies for her stunning series The Grace Project.
By Marie Doyon
Oct 1, 2019
Tags: Isis Charise grace project breast cancer photography
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The surrealist photography of Charlie Murray is on display as part of “Visions of Awareness,” an exhibition of blind artists at ROCA.
By Carl Van Brunt
Oct 1, 2019
Tags: Charlie Murray ROCA photography parting shot
Film
Once again, here’s your weekly curated tip sheet of great things to do in our region. Art, music, film, and wine are in the hopper this time around, so mark your datebook and enjoy!
By Peter Aaron
Sep 25, 2019
Tags: Hudson Valley, events, things to do, activities, festivals, live music, jazz, art, gallery openings, galleries, Hudson, New York, Kingston, Beacon, , UPAC, Woodstock Festival, DJ, jazz, Northampton, Western, Massachusetts, Berkshires, wine festivals, Bethel Woods Video
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In August, Brooklyn-based digital designer Michelle Layne Lawson read an article on Chronogram's website about Tomorrow, Tomorrow, a 150-acre farm animal sanctuary in Columbia County that was struggling to raise funds to stay afloat. Within a few days, Lawson was on her way up to Hudson to visit the farm. And what began as casual cute animal pics turned into a coffee table book that is being sold to raise funds for the sanctuary and a renewed sense of creative vocation. Don't mind us, we're just sobbing over here.
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