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Here’s the blurb, from a National Gallery webpage on Sakahàn:
This summer, the National Gallery of Canada is staging one of the most ambitious contemporary art exhibitions in its history. With installations filling both floors of our special...
Here we are working on raising $245,000 for NCPR and the first article I see in my email this morning is about NYC’s Metropolitan Art Museum receiving a $1billion (yes, that’s billion) gift of early 20th century artwork from the estate...
As a rule, conservative governments seem less inclined to spend tax dollars on art. Their feeling seems to be: let the private sector make art happen, if art needs to happen at all.
So, curious eyes are affixed to the Harper Government’s push...
Sorry for the late notice on this folks, but an exhibit of artwork, historic photos, and artifacts on display at The Adirondack Artists Guild on Main Street in Saranac Lake is a wonderful reminder of how people used to buy food, and of a man who...
Do you like art? A lot of us might answer that it really depends on our own gut reaction.
How about official portraits? Do they count as art? Much of the time, they come across as standard imagery – rituals of power or...
News stories tagged with "art"
Canton Celebrates Frederic Remington's Birthday
Oct 03, 2002 — Frederic Remington's birthday will be celebrated this weekend in Canton with two days full of events and exhibits for artists, art lovers and history buffs. The celebration recognizes Canton as the boyhood home of the world-renowned artist. Todd Moe talks with Kathy Curro, one of the organizers of the Remington Arts Festival. Go to full article
New St. Lawrence County Arts Directory
Jul 17, 2002 — The St. Lawrence County Arts Council is producing a directory that will represent local artists, arts organizations and related businesses throughout the country. Martha Foley reports. Go to full article
L.P. Film Forum: The Player
Jun 04, 2002 — Brian Mann talks with veteran film producer Ira Deutschman. He's distributed movies like "The Player" and "Hoop Dreams". He'll give us a peek at a side of movie-making that most of us never see as the Lake Placid Film Forum is set to begin tomorrow. Go to full article
Director Jay Craven on Teens in Film
Jun 03, 2002 — Martha Foley talks with film director Jay Craven about giving young people a start in film. Craven's credits include "Where Rivers Flow North" and "The Spitfire Grill". He's involved in the teen film forum at the Lake Placid Film Forum this week. Go to full article
Amish Quilts Take Center Stage in Sackets Harbor
Mar 14, 2002 — Todd Moe talks with St. Lawrence University English professor and quilting expert Susan Ward. Go to full article
The NCPR logo as rendered by snow artists Todd Moe, Jody Tosti and Connie Meng.
Snow Art in St. Regis Falls
Feb 25, 2002 — A team from Dickinson Center won the 2002 New York State Snow Sculpting Competition in St. Regis Falls yesterday. Jody Tosti spoke with some of the sculptors. Go to full article
Adirondack Artists' Guild Devotes Wall to September 11 and Aftermath
Oct 22, 2001 — The Adirondack Artists' Guild in Saranac Lake devotes one of its walls to a special exhibit in response to the attacks on September 11 and the ongoing events since then. Todd Moe talks with organizer Eleanor Sweeney. Go to full article
Theatre Review: Vermont Stage's Art at FlynnSpace in Burlington
Oct 19, 2001 — Jog, canoe, or swim, but get there somehow for Vermont Stage's wonderful production of Art at the FlynnSpace. Resident theatre critic Connie Meng was at the opening night and has this review. Go to full article
Captain Honk Gives New Meaning to Trash Fish
May 28, 2001 — Trashy fish tales—we revisit the aquatic artwork of Captain Honk. Todd Moe reports. Go to full article
Theatre Review: Art at Syracuse Stage
May 16, 2001 — Art, now playing at Syracuse Stage is definitely worth a trip. Resident theatre critic Connie Meng attended a Sunday matinee and has this review. Go to full article
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