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by Bill Batson On July 5, 1852, Frederick Douglass, an escaped slave who would become one of the most powerful public figures in 19th...
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by Amy Alinkofsky To continue its mission of enrichment through the arts, Rockland Center for the Arts (RoCA) will present virtual artists’ studio tours....
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by Ben McCarthy I think of cooking and baking as two separate entities. Cooking is expressive and improvisational. Liberties can be taken, recipes can...
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by Bill Batson Throughout a pandemic that shuttered the American economy and transformed the world, our first responders have continued to answer our calls....
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by Jane Cowles Most artists want to have a gallery represent them to hand the “business side” of art and allow them more time...
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by Sarah Scheuer What to do on the 4th of July during a pandemic? Nyack’s famous fireworks have been canceled, but all is not...
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by Bill Batson For a brief beat, one of the brightest spots in the jazz universe was a nightclub in Nyack. The Office was...
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by Juliana Roth In reviewing Edward Hopper’s body of artwork, it’s important to consider how his whiteness permitted his voyeurism. Hopper lived from 1882-1967,...
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by Amy Alinkofsky After months of stay-at-home closures, Rockland Center for the Arts (RoCA) will be re-opening for Summer Arts Camp. The 2020 season...
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by Ben McCarthy There are few benefits of being diagnosed with celiac disease–as I was in January of 2017–but having to give up beer...