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Tanglewood Learning Institute Launches Its First Season, But Plans To Stick Around All Year — Acoustical testing in Studio E. Photo: Winslow Townson

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Tanglewood Learning Institute Launches Its First Season, But Plans To Stick Around All Year

The programming offers active engagement and learning for Tanglewood devotees, newcomers to the festival, and local residents.

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Laura Christensen's ‘Then Again’ Is A Third Radiant Thing — The cover of THEN AGAIN is a painted found photo by Christensen; one of Christensen's painted pieces in the book.

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Laura Christensen's ‘Then Again’ Is A Third Radiant Thing

Thirty writers responded to Laura Christensen's fantastical artworks in order to create this unique anthology.

By Amy Krzanik

Ashbery Org Combines Poetry and Film in Unique first performance at Hudson Hall

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Ashbery Org Combines Poetry and Film in Unique first performance at Hudson Hall

The Flow Chart Foundation celebrates John Ashbery with a whimsical performance (and honors Carolee Schneemann).

By Jamie Larson

A Monumental Life: Adam Heller's Stone Canvas — Adam Heller in his workshop

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A Monumental Life: Adam Heller's Stone Canvas

The Norfolk-based stone craftsman chisels stunning memorials and monumental art projects.

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Curtain Raises on ShowTown, NWCT's Newest Arts And Culture Series — Lloyd Baroody

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Curtain Raises on ShowTown, NWCT's Newest Arts And Culture Series

The nonprofit brings theater and other programming to area residents during the winter, starting with David Mamet's play "Race."

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Kristin Worrall Cooks Up A Show At Standard Space

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Kristin Worrall Cooks Up A Show At Standard Space

This live cooking show mixes personal anecdote with food history, sex, death and more.

By Amy Krzanik

Of Two Spirits: "Tribal Justice" Presents a Different Kind of Law — Front row: Judge Claudette White, filmmaker Anne Makepeace and Judge Abby Abinanti outside Santa Barbara's Lobero Theater just before the premiere.

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Of Two Spirits: "Tribal Justice" Presents a Different Kind of Law

The documentary follows two Native American judges and their goal — restoring justice.

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Hudson's Winter Walk Returns With "Rip The Nut" And More — Rip the Nut photo by Claudia Cinquegrana

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Hudson's Winter Walk Returns With "Rip The Nut" And More

Hudson's largest annual event returns with all of your favorite happenings and an expanded "Rip the Nut."

By Amy Krzanik

Ode to Joy: Mary Randolph Carter's New Book On Junk — The author and her latest book. © The Joy of Junk by Mary Randoph Carter, Rizzoli New York, 2018. Photography © Carter Berg.

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Ode to Joy: Mary Randolph Carter's New Book On Junk

In "The Joy of Junk," the author goes back to her junking roots, sharing her collector’s passion and wisdom.

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Boondocks Film Society: You Never Know Where It'll Pop Up Next — The screening of "Miller's Crossing" at Berkshire Mountain Distillers on a chilly May evening.
- Jon Height, Berkshire Mountain Distillers

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Boondocks Film Society: You Never Know Where It'll Pop Up Next

Indie and cult films roam the region and movie night becomes an event with themed cocktails, food, music and other surprises.

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The Biggest Truth: Filmmaker Lacey Schwartz on identity, politics and “Little White Lie”

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The Biggest Truth: Filmmaker Lacey Schwartz on identity, politics and “Little White Lie”

After the film: Q&A with filmmaker Lacey Schwartz.

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"Life Along the Hudson" Shows The Style To Which The Livingstons Were Accustomed

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"Life Along the Hudson" Shows The Style To Which The Livingstons Were Accustomed

"Life Along the Hudson: The Historic Country Estates of the Livingston Family" offers a gorgeous look at an old family.

By Jamie Larson