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Sitting in a room dedicated to her work, Adams chatted freely with visitors, telling them about the themes, materials and special circumstances of her 33 pieces featured at the Major’s Inn. When not engaged with visitors, she was working alternatively on several different quilts.…
Dr. Sheena Michele Mason is assistant professor of English at SUNY Oneonta. She holds a PhD with distinction in English from Howard University in Washington, D.C., and specializes in Africana and American literary studies and philosophy of race. She is published with Oxford University Press, Palgrave MacMillan, Cambridge University Press, and the University of Warsaw, among other presses.…
The Cherry Valley Art Trail in its inaugural year, on Saturday, October 5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., celebrates both the business community and the many artists that live here and throughout the surrounding region.…
His exhibit is titled “Jack of Hearts: Sculpture and Paintings by Marcus Villagran.” The title refers to “Lily, Rosemary, and the Jack of Hearts,” a nine-minute-long narrative ballad recorded by Bob Dylan for his 1975 album, “Blood on the Tracks.”…
Thomas Wolf, chair of the FCO Governing Board, said, “This shows the involvement of the community and the trust that we will be around for many years. All gifts received from now until October 9 will be doubled. If you’ve been considering a gift to Fenimore Chamber Orchestra, now is the time.”…
The featured quilter is Ellen Adams, a member of the Night Owls Quilters from the Delhi/Hamden/Walton area of Delaware County. Adams’ work is done exclusively by hand. “She is wonderfully good. Our group is just amazed at what she does,” said Dawn Seneschal, secretary of the Night Owls.…
“With the inclusion of these new acquisitions, Fenimore now showcases a comprehensive collection of American Art, representing a group of artists who are considered masters,” said Dr. Paul S. D’Ambrosio, Fenimore Art Museum president and chief executive officer.…
This sale offers a rare opportunity to acquire pieces from more than 50 years of Murphy’s artistic journey, spanning early craft shows to prestigious Madison Avenue galleries and museums. Her work will be on display September 21 through October 5.…
“This year, the [COTH Festival] committee decided to kick off the festival with a block party at CANO Friday night,” said Von Stengel, “and limit the festival to Main Street only Saturday afternoon instead of hosting vendors, performances, and activities on Main Street and CANO simultaneously Saturday and Sunday. This way, our organizers and volunteers are not spread thin and we can focus our energies [on] bringing more attendees to Main Street on Saturday for businesses.”…
The gallery will open at 4 p.m. with light refreshment. Seating is limited and reservations are recommended via leartgarage@gmail.com or by texting (315) 941-9607. CrazyCool!!! also features outsider artists Lucia Phillips (Hartwick), Zena Gurbo (Gilbertsville/Brooklyn), and George Hymas (Pierstown), and guest artist Lewis Danielski (London/Middlefield). Visitors are reminded to park on gallery lawns rather than on the town road.…