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The Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands has announced “New Enlightened Views,” an invitational art exhibition of Hudson Valley landscape artists curated by the Historical Society and sponsored by the Newburgh Vintage Emporium Ware-House. [Read more…] about Hudson Valley Landscape Show To Support Newburgh Historical
The Warren County Historical Society has announced an opening reception for “Historic Maps of Warren County,” a new exhibit curated by student intern Dominic Giordano, set for Thursday, June 24th. [Read more…] about Historic Maps of Warren County Exhibit Opening
The New York State Museum is making a seven-panel exhibition available to museums, libraries, and cultural organizations to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Attica Prison Uprising in September 1971. This exhibition presents various viewpoints from the prison uprising and its aftermath, and discusses the wider impacts of the event and why this story is important fifty years later. [Read more…] about Attica Prison Uprising Traveling Exhibition Available
The Historical Society of Woodstock has announced “Seasons: Catching Nature’s Cycle,” a new exhibition featuring forty works by Woodstock artists, selected by guest curator Susana Torruella Leval from the collections of the Historical Society, and co-curated by Letitia Smith. [Read more…] about New Exhibit of Woodstock Landscapes by Woodstock Artists
The Lake George Arts Project has announced “Pictures Within Pictures,” a solo exhibition of work by Dan Cameron is set to be on display from June 16th through 26th in the Courthouse Gallery, in the village of Lake George. [Read more…] about ‘Pictures Within Pictures’ Exhibit in Lake George
At the turn of the 19th Century “rustic” craftsmen introduced new levels of attention to detail and refinement of expression to the style, moving away from the generally crude and rough look that came before it. It was in the Adirondacks that this furniture became incorporated into the decor of Great Camps to heighten the overall rustic ambience. Tables and cabinets were clad with sheets of white birch bark or with elaborate and inventive geometric patterns of twigs or sticks. Beds and chairs were made of peeled or unpeeled spruce or cedar, or white or yellow birch with the bark still attached. Root, trunk, branch, twig, bark, pinecone and leaf were all used singly or in combination to create and adorn this furniture.
[Read more…] about ‘A Select Rustic Show’ Opening In Old Forge
The Time and the Valleys Museum is set to open to the public Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 4 pm from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day. A new exhibit, “One Teacher, Eight Grades, One Room,” will be on display, focusing on the one room schools of the Tri-Valley area. [Read more…] about Time & the Valleys Museum Reopens With One Room Schools Exhibit
The Schenectady County Historical Society (SCHS) has announced the opening of the exhibition “Redesigning Fashion: Transgression and Identity in Women’s Historic Dress.” [Read more…] about Historic Fashion Exhibition Opens In Schenectady
St. Lawrence County Historical Association (SLCHA) has announced The History of Early Lighting: Pre-1850 through 1910, an exhibit curated by Carleton Stickney is now open to the public. [Read more…] about Early Lighting Exhibit Opens in Canton