Spring Art Market in Mount Kisco
This Mount Kisco Arts Council (MKAC) presents an outdoor Spring Art Market on May 21 in the parking lot of the MKAC Studio (175 Main Street) from 12-4pm.
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The Picture House Fosters Connections With New Film Festival
The Picture House Regional Film Center (TPH)’s first Voice & Vision Film Festival on May 18-21 aims to facilitate connections: between emerging and established filmmakers, between makers and their audience, and between The Picture House and its community.
Good Vibrations: the Joy of Color in Ceramics
Clay Art Center’s core mission is in full view with its current Artist Member exhibition, Good Vibrations, on view through June 3.
Pratt Institute and KinoSaito Announce Artist Residency Program
Pratt Institute and KinoSaito recently jointly announced a new partnership – an artist-in-residence fellowship program.
Arts Take Over Yonkers This Weekend
The City of Yonkers will celebrate its burgeoning status as an arts destination on May 20 at the 9th annual Yonkers Arts Weekend (YAW). The event, which attracts upwards of 10,000 people each year, gives visitors an opportunity to experience the creative spirit that has transformed Yonkers over the years.
Magazzino Announces Research Center Specializing in Postwar and Contemporary Italian Art
Magazzino Italian Art in Cold Spring recently opened the Germano Celant Research Center, which serves as a resource for scholars and students, offering “an extensive library and archive of publications on a wide array of subjects, including Italian art, postwar and contemporary art, design, architecture and Murano Glass.”
Visual Art and Theater Converge in Ossining
One may say that art imitates life, and life imitates art. It’s a cyclical process. An artist is inspired by the world around them. Other artists are, in turn, inspired by that creative output. They then create something new while inserting their own life experiences.
The Hudson Valley Summer Arts Pass Returns for a Second Year
For the second summer, five renowned cultural arts organizations are collaborating to give Westchester residents and visitors a chance to experience the arts at a discounted rate.
Historic Hudson Valley Announces New Season of Historic Landmark Tours
As trees grow green and Westchester residents ready their wardrobes of short-sleeves and sunglasses, the Historic Hudson Valley starts up its season of guided tours at four local National Historic Landmark properties: Philipsburg Manor, Washington Irving’s Sunnyside, Union Church of Pocantico Hills and Kykuit.
Jewish Film Festival in Pleasantville Screens New Films and Documentaries, Fan Favorites
Jacob Burns Film Center’s 2023 Jewish Film Festival begins May 17 with seven new films and documentaries in addition to three previous fan favorites: A Fish in the Bathtub, Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story, and iMordecai.
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