On entering the light-filled west wing of the Hudson River Museum (HRM), visitors will find dozens of white shirts hanging upside-down from the ceiling, their arms pointing at the floor. Shroud, an installation by artist Rachel Breen, is a memorial to the garment workers who died in the Triangle Shirtwaist…

Before the pandemic forced me to work from home, I was regularly greeted by monumental David Salle’s paintings in the foyer of my Madison Avenue office building in midtown Manhattan.

When Hudson Valley MOCA’s president and co-founder Livia Straus chose the theme for the museum’s third annual juried show, WAR, early in 2023, she envisioned artwork that would encompass many types of conflicts.

Westchester is bursting at the seams with exhibitions at locations big and small…

Photographer Julie Rosen says that people have a tendency to avoid encounters with homeless people. This is a tendency she has defied for decades.

Hip Hop Heroes, on display at the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, explores how the story of Hip Hop has often been told through various forms of visual arts, such as graffiti writing, murals and comic books.

Through the lens of female artists, Yellow Studio’s current exhibition, FACETS, on view through February 9, investigates various ways of representing the complexity of self-identity.

Hands are potentially more telling than a face when it comes to expressing an artists’ relationship to their craft and creations. This is what the Portraits of Process exhibition at David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center demonstrates.