Arts & Leisure
A moment with the Greenwich Ephemera Festival
The Ephemera Society of America (ESA) held its forty-fourth annual fair at the Greenwich Hyatt from March 15 to March 17....
ART CENTER LEADERSHIP CHANGE
Bridget Belke The Pelham Art Center Board of Directors recently announced the appointment of Bridget Belke to the role of managing...
HISTORIC ART EXHIBITION FEATURES RENOWNED HUDSON VALLEY ARTIST
John Fleming Gould creating a work of art. The Bannerman Island Gallery located at 150 Main St. in Beacon, New York,...
Finding dollars – and delight – in the arts
In 33 years as CEO of ArtsWestchester in White Plains, one of the flagship arts councils in New York state, Janet...
Two Roads tees up new attraction
Stratford Mayor Laura Hoydick cuts the ribbon for the Two Roads Brewing Tee Box alongside members of the Two Roads Team...
A record-breaking moment for arts funding
Recently, Laura Hamilton presented “Baroque Violin With a Twist” at Downtown Music at Grace in White Plains, among the organizations receiving...
DISCARDED WOODEN TCHOTCHKES BECOME WORKS OF ART
Elizabeth Englander, Yogini no. 10 (detail), 2022. Courtesy of Elizabeth Englander and Theta, New York. The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in...
IRS paints $1.9M picture of Goldens Bridge art adviser’s back taxes
"Despite the notices of liabilities and demands for payments," the complaint states, "Kim Heirston failed, neglected or refused to pay in...
Westport Book Shop to present exhibition by Herm Freeman
Freeman has taught art in Connecticut schools since 1973.
Greenwich’s Cavalier Gallery to present retrospective of photographer Steve McCurry
He is best known for his portrait of an Afghan girl that appeared on the cover of National Geographic.
Upcoming exhibition celebrates South Korea’s cultural blossoming
“Hallyu! The Korean Wave” features more than 200 objects.
Roach, White Plains, honored at U.S. Conference of Mayors; visits White House
White Plains Mayor Tom Roach received a 2024 Public Leadership in the Arts award from the organization Americans for the Arts...
C. Parker Gallery extends Sharon Stone art exhibition through Feb. 20
This is the second month-long extension for the exhibition.
A new look at contemporary Native American art
Artworks by nearly 50 living Native artists visualize the contemporary Indigenous knowledge of land.
Bard College students create artwork for public displays
“How Long Will We Be Driving” by Bard student James Wise is on view in Hudson through Jan. 17.
