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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

Stealing the Greats: Alex Kamaroff is a Master "Copycat" — Alex Kamaroff at work
- Glendale Brook Studio

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Stealing the Greats: Alex Kamaroff is a Master "Copycat"

Former author turns contemporary artist using hard work and endless rolls of tape.

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TSL And Its Founders Inspire A Two-Part Film, "A Bread Factory"

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TSL And Its Founders Inspire A Two-Part Film, "A Bread Factory"

A pair of new films takes a warm look at community art spaces in the modern age, inspired by Time and Space Ltd. in Hudson.

By Jamie Larson

Review: "West Side Story" at Barrington Stage Company — Daniel Rader

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Review: "West Side Story" at Barrington Stage Company

Our reviewer praises the timeless show as gritty, graceful and glorious.

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Susan Kotulak's Oki Doki Anagama: The Mount Everest of Pottery Firing — A view into the belly of the anagama. Notice the drips on the bottom of the shelf. That's wood ash turned to liquid glass.

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Susan Kotulak's Oki Doki Anagama: The Mount Everest of Pottery Firing

The artist has built a behemoth wood-fired kiln in her backyard in Clermont, NY.

By Jamie Larson

"Gotta Dance" Spotlights Musical Theatre Program at Jacob's Pillow — Chet Walker (seated at center) coaches the dancers.

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"Gotta Dance" Spotlights Musical Theatre Program at Jacob's Pillow

Broadway-bound dancers spend three weeks working on a new musical.

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Bruno Pasquier-Desvignes' Magical Art Sale — Bruno Pasquier-Desvignes

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Bruno Pasquier-Desvignes' Magical Art Sale

The art and home of Bruno Pasquier-Desvignes is for sale.

By Jamie Larson

Costumes Dance Out Of Jacob’s Pillow’s Past At WCMA — Headdress, 1919 with later additions. Beads, buttons, costume jewelry, and feathers. Photo by David Dashiell.

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Costumes Dance Out Of Jacob’s Pillow’s Past At WCMA

Now through November, Williams College Museum of Art will display highlights of a dazzling collection of costumes and more.

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Leonard Bernstein Is Tanglewood's Birthday Boy — Leonard Bernstein at Boston University Tanglewood Institute.
- Courtesy Boston University Tanglewood Institute.

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Leonard Bernstein Is Tanglewood's Birthday Boy

Highlights of the "Summer of Bernstein" at Tanglewood.

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