Kaaterskill Fine Arts Gallery
at the Catskill Mountain Foundation
7950 Main Street
Hunter, NY
518 263 2060

www.catskillmtn.org

MARCH 30 – MAY 1, 2013
Artist’s Lecture on Sunday April 7, 1 pm – 2 pm

Hours Thurs – Saturday 10 am – 5pm
Sunday 10 am – 4 pm
Monday 10 am – 3 pm
Also by appointment

Calling all music people!

Were you or someone you know affected by Hurricane Sandy? Please spread the word that MusiCares, one of the charitable foundations of The Recording Academy is here to help music people in the aftermath of the storm. Folks can apply for emergency financial assistance that can go towards equipment replacement, housing, transportation due to dislocation and other basic living needs.

Please go to http://www.grammy.org/musicares/hurricane-sandy-relief to obtain the on-line application. If you have any questions, please call the NY MusiCares office. We’re here to help!

Jennifer Leff, LCSW
Director
jennifer.leff@grammy.com
212.245.7840 p. 212.245.8130 f.
MusiCares
East Region
11 West 42nd Street, 27th Floor
New York, NY 10036
212.245-7840 p. 877.303.6962 toll free
www.musicares.com
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Villager article Westbeth Survives Sandy

HARDLUCKY illustration from book

HARDLUCKY by miriam chaikin is a book about a boy who learns how to think before he acts leads him to better luck.

HARDLUCKY

Production still from OVERBURDEN 2012. HD video 20 minutes

On October 15, 2012 Maya Ciarrocchi was awarded a JEFF Award for her projection design for the hit musical CROWNS directed by Regina Taylor. The Jeff Award honors excellence in professional theater produced in Chicago.

Emil’s studio will be open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday : Oct 19 – 21 from Noon to 6 pm at Westbeth 55 Bethune Street, Studio D302. Click here for further info. Continue reading →

Robert Ludwig has a one-man show of recent drawings and pantings at Gallery 307. The show runs from September 13 through October 4. The gallery is at 307 Seventh Ave., Suite 1401(between 27 and 28 Sts.) Hours are 11-5 Tuesday through Saturday

This story appeared recently in The New York Times: After an Artist’s Death, His Home Becomes a Work of Art.