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The scenes gently and humorously chide aspects of American culture and customs. Unlike those of many other photography exhibitions, Kosmer’s captions are an essential part of each piece’s meaning. He compared the shots to “New Yorker” cartoons in their style and spirit.…
“We’re excited to have Justin pitch this doubleheader in Cooperstown,” said Linda Chesis, artistic director of the Cooperstown Chamber Music Festival. “These workshops offer a fantastic opportunity for families to engage with music in a hands-on, creative way.”…
“Georgia Jipp: Blizzard Pilot” follows the true story of the eponymous western South Dakota rescue pilot. Jipp earned her pilot’s license at age 19 and was married in an airplane circling over Philip, South Dakota two years later.…
The half-mile scenic trail featured 125 student art works from Edmeston, Gilbertsville-Mount Upton and Morris central schools. Thirty-three other artists with a connection to the Butternut Valley also exhibited their works.…
Titled “Unheard Of: A Concert of Spanking New Electronic and Mixed Media Music,” the concert program features works by Thad Wheeler, Keith Torgan, Marshall Coid, concert curator Barbara Siesel, and Patrick Rost.…
Concerned about consumer consumption and waste, Hymas transforms detritus into creations intended to bring delight and joy. According to a press release, his diminutive drawings in The Art Garage show embellish beige, dried and flattened (e.g., used) coffee filters. Images include villages, figures, animals and still lifes. He sometimes adds 3D items, such as pistachio shells, for a pop of texture.…
Spencer Sherry and Ryan Jenkins, LCS Class of 2012 and friends since the second grade, are behind the short-film “Anomaly,” which in May had its world-premiere showing at the Coney Island Film Festival in Brooklyn.…
A wide range of art will be available from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the museum’s front lawn for visitors to see and purchase, including watercolors, acrylics, oils, photographs, prints, ink drawings, sculptures, and more.…
Merriment, madness, and the music of love abound in “Twelfth Night,” one of Shakespeare’s funniest and most poignant comedies. Welcome to Port Illyria, 1929. Jazz, revelry and electric light fill the streets, while booze flows only in secretive, illicit taprooms.…
“I always dreamed of writing a book,” Rothenberg-Whitney said. “I have written ever since I was a child. I love to write poetry. It is just a passion.”…