Kingston’s stewards of history
Few places in America rival the architectural heritage of Kingston...
The historic Wurts Street Bridge lives to span another day
A decade ago, the fate of the Wurts Street Bridge, whose graceful span over the Rondout Creek is one of the...
One of the Hudson Valley’s most important art collections is now on display in New Paltz
Don’t miss these stunning exhibits at Dorsky Museum…
Reher Center acquires historic buildings
It was a rare survivor of the devastation that leveled much of Kingston’s downtown Rondout district in a 1960s urban...
A talk with Kitt Potter, Kingston’s Director of Arts and Cultural Affairs
Over the past year, if you attended a gallery opening, concert, festival or other cultural event in Kingston, chances are...
Kingston’s Lowell Thing shines a light on the art of Margaret Armstrong
Lowell Thing’s Cover Treasure: The Life and Art of Margaret Armstrong, is an 8 by 11-1/2-inch, hard-cover, lusciously illustrated workwhose...
Mother and son exhibit their plein air landscapes at ASK
“Campbell + Campbell, Recent Paintings,” an exhibition of plein air landscape paintings by Nancy Campbell and Jon Campbell at the...
No Justice exhibit at West Strand Gallery
No Justice, an exhibition of eleven large woodblock prints by Rob Swainston and Zorawar Sidhu is currently on display at the...
Color: The Primary Material at The Lockwood Gallery through July 30
Color: The Primary Material, an exhibit at Lockwood Gallery on view through July 30, pairs the work of two artists,...
“Shelter” at White Pines
The 16 sculptures and installations comprising “Shelter” constitute the first outdoor exhibition in two years on the grounds of White...
Harvey Fite, the sculptor, examined
During the nearly 40 years Harvey Fite was carving, lifting and layering bluestone to create his monumental earth-sculpture Opus 40,...
Solar cooking demonstration at SUNY New Paltz
Hudson Valley residents can see for themselves how solar cooking works at a free event, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday, June...
Sewing in Kingston: Stitching Past and Present
Reher Center’s new Sewing in Kingston exhibition examines the history of the garment industry and otherwise tracks the history of...
Patricia Miranda’s lace and fabric works at Jane St. Art Center
The centerpiece of the show is Lamentation for a Reasoned History, a monumental wall piece measuring approximately 10 feet high...
Mary Frank’s world on display at Dorsky Museum
“Mary Frank: The Observing Heart,” an elegant survey of the 89-year-old artist’s oeuvre of paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings, and posters...
Kingston plans $3.5 million Franklin and Henry Street sidewalk revitalization
After a year-long, pandemic-caused delay, the City of Kingston is moving ahead on two projects designed to making walking and...
Lockwood Gallery exhibits art by Woodstock School of Art instructors
Since the founding of the Byrdcliffe Colony in 1902, Woodstock has been synonymous with the arts, and for many years...
Fixing Kingston’s zoning code woes focus of $500,000 project
A major barrier to quality of life in Kingston is its antiquated zoning code, which dates from 1961. The code...
A regional roundup of October art shows
As galleries and museums reopen even as mask-wearing mandates remain in effect and some venues require proof of vaccination, the...
An interview with Kingston historian Taylor Bruck
Taylor Bruck, who age-wise is the polar opposite of his predecessor— at age 31, he is one of the youngest...
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