Communities and Creatives working towards a better life.
Cornelia Seckel writes about the reuse of warehouses and factories for live/ work space for Creatives and the realization of a dream to create an arts district in Midtown Kingston
The Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club
The quality of the work at the 120th Annual Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club exhibit and the variation of styles and mediums make this an interesting and stimulating show and a great opportunity to meet artists from across the country.
Coming up: Emerge Gallery, Fine Art and Crafts Shows
A brief discussion of the Emerge Gallery & Art Space in Saugerties and their upcoming exhibits, Pitch for buying fine art and crafts and several Holiday Art Fairs including the Art League of Long Island, Mamaroneck Artists’ Guild and the National Art League
Coming up Events and Deadlines 11/22/16
These are just some of the events coming up in the arttimes online region
Charlotte Tusch at the Lace Mill
Charlotte’s work is serene. She creates a calm atmosphere where one can easily spend hours. The exhibit at the Lace Mill reception Saturday, Nov 5 from 5-8pm
Upcoming Cultural Events
The Salmagundi Club’s Auctions, The Woodstock Film Festival and Kaatsbaan all have excellent events coming up
Roanoke, VA: The Blue Ridge Institute and Farm Museum at Ferrum College
The Blue Ridge Institute and Farm Museum at Ferrum College, the official state center for Blue Ridge Folklore and the place I learned about the Crooked Road, Virginia’s Music Trail at The Blue Ridge Institute and Farm Museum at Ferrum College, the official state center for Blue Ridge Folklore.
Roanoke, VA: a visit to Black Dog Salvage & several artists
Black Dog Salvage .blackdogsalvage.com is, as their brochure says, a treasury of antiques and architectural relics awaiting discovery. Robert Kulp and Mike Whiteside reclaim and renew/ repurpose salvage. That it is their passion is evident as I wandered around the huge 40,000 sq foot warehouse. They have been at it since 1999 and have a ½…
Roanoke, VA: The Taubman Museum of Art
This visit to the Taubman Museum of Art had an interesting surprise: Norman Rockwell’s Saturday Evening Post Covers.
