Artist mines pigments from toxic water
Amy Lipton
Amy Lipton, a former New York City gallery owner, is an independent curator and the director of ecoartspace NYC. She lives in Garrison.
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Soft and Rigid
In Dia:Beacon exhibit, Robert Morris transforms plywood, dirt and felt
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Peekskill Project 6 Fills Waterfront with Art
Sculptures capture the light, the imagination, and the eye
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Watered Down: Issues That Run Two Ways
Exhibit at Garrison Art Center through June 21
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Judy Pfaff Exhibition on View at Garrison Art Center
Work and prolific career have influenced generations of artists
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Dia:Beacon Presents Andre Retrospective
Carl Andre: Sculpture as Place, 1958 – 2010
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Constellation Artwork to Illuminate Bannerman Castle
Artist Melissa McGill speaks Nov. 2 at Putnam History Museum
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Art on the Farm and Out in the Open
Sculpture installations on view at Saunders Farm through Oct. 26
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“Turn On” Exhibit Adds to Beacon Art Scene
Despite setbacks, Beacon boasts a number of interesting art venues and gallery spaces
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Cows and Horses Mingle at The Farm
Seventh year of project features 65 artists
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Simon Draper Brings Habitat for Artists Project to Washington’s Corcoran Gallery
Cold Spring artist’s collaborative project featured at prominent D.C. locale
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Environmental Art Installation by Roy Staab at Garrison Institute
Documentary paired with unveiling of bamboo sculpture
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Sixty Artists Converge at Saunders Farm in Garrison
The Farm Project is on view at Saunders Farm through October
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HFA Artists Take Up Residency in Garrison
Habitats For Artists was initiated in the summer of 2008
