"Free Spirit" Arts Winged Helicopter Seeds Take Creative Flight In "The Samara Series" Sabiha Al Khemir’s work with samara seeds reflects her own migratory pattern and the influences of Islamic art. By Editor
Shanan Magee photo by David McIntyre Arts Hudson's Park Theater: A 1921 Movie House Is Now A Vibrant Performance Space The Park Theater is bringing new life to an old building and more cultural events to upper Warren Street. By Jamie Larson
Arts Step Inside Art, Antiques And Grandeur In "The Spirited Homes Of Hunt Slonem" The newly published, lavish volume features six of Hunt's mansions and captures the artist's maximalist interiors. By Editor
James Ivory. Photos provided by Hudson Hall. Arts Hudson Hall To Laud James Ivory In A Two-Day Celebration Of Film Screenings And Special Events Acclaimed director James Ivory holds court over two-day career celebration in Hudson. By Jamie Larson
AMP Founder Ellen Griesedieck building the Watch Project. All photos provided by AMP. Arts What Time It Is? At AMP, About 13,000 Watches Worth Of Volunteer Hours At American Mural Project’s new installation, every watch belonged to a person who gave their time to help someone else. By Jamie Larson
Arts Art Installation Demands Thoughts, Prayers And Action At Five Points "Thoughts and Prayers" project speaks volumes about the hypocrisy of the oft-repeated phrase. By Editor
Photo: Hudson Film Festival Arts Hudson Finally Gets Its Very Own Film Festival The three-day inaugural event is the Hudson Valley Film Institute's first major endeavor. By Jamie Larson
Wendell and Florence Minor at the 2019 book signing. Photo by Gretchen Hachmeister Arts Chapter 25 Of The Annual Sharon Summer Book Signing (And Why The Authors Keep Coming Back) Meet your favorite authors and discover new ones at this literary celebration, a fundraiser for Hotchkiss Library of Sharon. By Editor
Leslie Ferrin at Ferrin Contemporary in 2023, with works by Chris Antemann, Lauren Mabry, and Sergei Isupov. Photo courtesy Ferrin Contemporary; John Polak Photography Arts Ceramics Gallerist Leslie Ferrin Tracks Her 40-Year Journey In “Are We There Yet?" The exhibit is a testament to Ferrin's longevity and commitment to artistic production and career development. By Editor
Peggy Pharr Wilson and Kevin O'Rourke in rehearsal. Photos courtesy Great Barrington Public Theater/Kat Humes Arts Schedule Yourself For “Off Peak” At Great Barrington Public Theater A Metro North train is a co-star in a play about two former flames and a surprise encounter en route to Poughkeepsie. By Editor
Arts LuluFest, A Jazz Festival For And By Women Musicians, Comes To Lenox After two decades in New York and Texas, the festival featuring female leaders in jazz makes its debut in the Berkshires. By Editor
Anders and Beverly Gyllenhaal in the field. Photo by Pete Cross Arts How Do We Save Our Vanishing Birds? Two Journalists Went On An Epic Quest To Learn How Anders and Beverly Gyllenhaal will be speaking about their new book, "A Wing and a Prayer," in West Stockbridge on July 6. By Editor
