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SUMMARY:SPOT ON: AKA SEE SPOT RUN
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to present SPOT ON: AKA SEE SPOT RUN\, an exhibition with work by five artists. The show runs from February 7 – March 8th\, 2026 \nOpening Reception: \nIn The Main Gallery \nSharon Butler\, Jason Travers and Kieran Kinsella   \nIn the Front Gallery \nMurray Hochman and Eileen Power. \n  \nSPOT ON: AKA SEE SPOT RUN \nSHARON BUTLER uses process as metaphor\, creating paintings that document lived experience. As Washington Post critic Michael Sullivan notes\, her “sketchy\, thinly painted washes hover between representation and abstraction.” Thomas Micchelli observes that her work echoes Rauschenberg in its dissolution of boundaries between painting and sculpture\, with canvases often loosely stapled to exposed stretcher bars. \nJASON TRAVERS began as a plein air painter\, studying light and color directly from nature\, and continues to draw from its organic processes. While literal references have faded\, his work seeks deeper cycles—patterns\, entropy\, and slow transformation—suggested through color and mark-making. Seemingly simple at first glance\, the paintings are meant to unfold gradually into sensory experience. \nKIERAN KINSELLA is a Hudson Valley–based sculptor and furniture maker who works almost exclusively with locally sourced and salvaged “rescue wood.” Repurposing discarded material is\, for him\, an homage to nature and a quiet resistance to conventional notions of artistic scale and success. Each piece reflects his preference for solitary\, hands-on labor and deep material intimacy.
URL:https://insideandoutupstateny.com/event/spot-on-aka-see-spot-run/
CATEGORIES:Arts + Culture
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SUMMARY:The Orchestra Now: Stravinsky\, Cage\, and C.P.E. Bach
DESCRIPTION:Leon Botstein leads The Orchestra Now (TŌN) in a concert of music spanning over 200 years\, with four 20th-century works presented alongside a brief symphony from 1776. The program begins with Ulysses Kay’s Chariots\, inspired by the writings of poet William Blake and others\, and John Cage’s whimsical Suite for Toy Piano\, both in solo performance by Frank Corliss and Lou Harrison’s orchestration. Then we explore three symphonies of different styles: Stravinsky’s expressive Symphony in C; C. P. E. Bach’s adventurous Symphony in D Major\, and one of Albert Roussel’s most beloved works\, the vivacious Third Symphony\, written for the 50th anniversary of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1930. \nLeon Botstein | Conductor\nFrank Corliss | Toy Piano \nUlysses Kay\nChariots: Orchestral Rhapsody \nCage\nSuite for Toy Piano (both solo version and orchestration by Lou Harrison) \nStravinsky\nSymphony in C \nC. P. E. Bach\nSymphony D Major\, H. 663 \nAlbert Roussel\nSymphony No. 3
URL:https://insideandoutupstateny.com/event/the-orchestra-now-stravinsky-cage-and-c-p-e-bach/
LOCATION:Fisher Center at Bard\, Sosnoff Theater\, 60 Manor Avenue\, Annandale-on-Hudson\, NY\, 12504-5000\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Music + Concerts
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SUMMARY:The Orchestra Now: Stravinsky\, Cage\, and C.P.E. Bach
DESCRIPTION:Leon Botstein leads The Orchestra Now (TŌN) in a concert of music spanning over 200 years\, with four 20th-century works presented alongside a brief symphony from 1776. The program begins with Ulysses Kay’s Chariots\, inspired by the writings of poet William Blake and others\, and John Cage’s whimsical Suite for Toy Piano\, both in solo performance by Frank Corliss and Lou Harrison’s orchestration. Then we explore three symphonies of different styles: Stravinsky’s expressive Symphony in C; C. P. E. Bach’s adventurous Symphony in D Major\, and one of Albert Roussel’s most beloved works\, the vivacious Third Symphony\, written for the 50th anniversary of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1930. \nLeon Botstein | Conductor\nFrank Corliss | Toy Piano \nUlysses Kay\nChariots: Orchestral Rhapsody \nCage\nSuite for Toy Piano (both solo version and orchestration by Lou Harrison) \nStravinsky\nSymphony in C \nC. P. E. Bach\nSymphony D Major\, H. 663 \nAlbert Roussel\nSymphony No. 3
URL:https://insideandoutupstateny.com/event/the-orchestra-now-stravinsky-cage-and-c-p-e-bach-2/
LOCATION:Fisher Center at Bard\, Sosnoff Theater\, 60 Manor Avenue\, Annandale-on-Hudson\, NY\, 12504-5000\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Music + Concerts
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