Emerging Choreographers Project provides space for fresh, local dance
The third iteration of Anna Pillot's ongoing emerging choreography project takes place at Cohoes Music Hall.
Author: Katie Cusack
Visual Arts
Elizabeth Zunon connects her love for family & chocolate in ‘Grandpa Cacao’
Albany author and illustrator Elizabeth Zunon draws on the childhood memories of her father to conjure her children's book "Grandpa Cacao"
Albany's LarkFest lineup announced
Headliners Vundabar and Prince Daddy & The Hyena are joined by a handful of local bands and hip hop performers
Local, independent Shade Mountain Press shares work by marginalized women
Publisher Rosalie Morales Kearns shares why she started the independent micro-press that has published award winning works by marginalized women.
Noelle Gentile’s ‘Isla & Lulu’ book explores medical fragility and family bonds
Gentile's book about her two daughters, one of whom lives with epilepsy and autism, explores the intensity of medical fragility and deep family bonds.
‘ACE: art on sports, promise and selfhood’ connects art and athleticism
The new sports-focused exhibit at University Art Museum (UAlbany SUNY) uses athleticism to connect to deeper societal issues.
At 10 years, Collar Works makes artistic risk worth the reward
Looking back at the programming, community building and experimental artwork that has been promoted by the organization and the work yet to come.
The Clark and Jacob's Pillow team up to present Martha Graham Dance Co.
Martha Graham Dance Company will present works celebrating the founder and choreographer, as well as the upcoming centennial of the 19th amendment
Cage The Elephant's Brad Shultz on prioritizing mental health
The guitarist discusses the band's new album, practicing imperfection and taking time to prioritize mental health
In ‘Call Me Ishmael’ Hudson artist Shanekia McIntosh channels climate refugee crisis
Hudson artists Shanekia McIntosh and Chris Garneau talk about using "Moby Dick as an entry point to discuss modern issues in "Call Me Ishmael."
The Regrettes’ Lydia Night on growing up in the music industry and advocating for herself
A Q&A with the punk turned power pop band's lead singer on the new album, heavy touring and standing up for what feels right