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by LeeAnn Mailly Four plays, two art exhibitions, country & classical music, walking, cycling and rowing. There’s lots from which to choose during this first...
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by Nancy Eisen What do Robert Altman and Alfred Hitchcock have in common? On March 25, film aficionado and Rivertown Film Executive Director Matthew...
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by Jane “CoCo” Cowles Before Cindy Sherman, there was Jo Nivison Hopper. She played as many roles as Sherman, but unlike Sherman, she was...
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by Bill Batson Legend has it that when Helen Hayes MacArthur first saw this fine example of Italianate architecture on North Broadway, her husband,...
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New York State may soon recognize a “state visual artist.” If adopted by the New York State Legislature, a citation named for Nyack native...
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by Bill Batson This building in Haverstraw, the subject of Edward Hopper’s 1925 painting, House by the Railroad, maintains its vigil on Route 9W....
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by Bill Batson Edward Hopper’s posthumous popularity continues to soar. In April 2014, Art Everywhere U.S. conducted a poll to see what paintings Americans wanted displayed...
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by Bill Batson New York County (Manhattan) remains the center of the American art universe. But according to the curator of the current exhibit...
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For one night, civic decisions and courtroom deliberations will yield to the realm of art and culture at Nyack’s Village Hall. The Nyack Art...
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Nyack’s most famous house on North Broadway was once home to the First Lady of American Theatre. On Sunday May 5 you can take...