Art is often seen as a creative expression that is appreciated primarily, or so the Oxford Dictionary says, for [its] beauty and emotional power. However, the main criteria for Clay Art Center’s current ceramics exhibition is function – or, as the organization’s exhibitions and marketing director Regina Farrell-Fagan puts it – “ceramics that serve.”
For almost a year, dancer Anna de la Paz has facilitated rehearsals and collaborated with a group of young artists.
The Spanish artform of flamenco, seen more recently in pop-culture thanks to performers such as Rosalia, has seen a rise in attention for its unique sound, emotional undertones and rich cultural history.
Groundwork Hudson Valley recently announced Oded Holzinger as its newly appointed Executive Director. Formerly the organization’s Climate Resilience Manager, Holzinger brings a wealth of experience to Groundwork’s mission of fostering sustainable environmental change within the local communities.
From its inception, Friends of Music Concerts has offered countless chamber concert experiences locally. They have also worked to nurture and develop new and upcoming artists by giving them a stage to perform on.
Passing through the doors of Lagond Music School (LMS) in Elmsford, one may feel as though they have entered an intimate live music club in any major city.
The Town of Greenburgh’s Arts and Culture Committee has appointed Asa Miller as its first Youth Poet Laureate.
The sounds and tastes of Asian night markets arrive in White Plains on September 23 with dance, music, food and karaok.
Those visiting Peekskill on September 16 can live their Lollipop Guild fantasy at the annual OzLand Festival, where performers will celebrate the timeless fun of L. Frank Baum’s The Wizard of Oz.
From working with legendary music acts to being the first musician signed to the Nike Jordan brand, saxophonist Mike Phillips has established himself in not just the jazz genre but throughout the music industry as well.
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