Monthly Archives: November 2021
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Your concise guide to New York art for December 2021
Beloved and besieged New Yorkers: from an immersive installation recreating the baroque living quarters of Colette Lumière, to a trio of shows from Columbia University’s rarely ... -
5 Things to Know Today: Mental Health, Vaccine Required, Broadway Bridge, Massage Prescription, Urban Hunting
1. North Dakota Authorities See Mental Health Courts As A Tool To Reduce Recidivism North Dakota has used drug courts for more than 20 years to ... -
A wood-fired pizzeria arrives on Delware Avenue d’Albany
ALBANY – A longtime antique dealer and appraiser, whose passion for pizza led him to open a roadside stand in Greene County named after what he ... -
Impressions from Tama University students draw viewers to a familiar disturbing fantasy world
Ayako Hasegawa, “Full of Autumnal Scent,” 2009, lithograph, woodblock print in water-based ink (Photo courtesy of Yuri Hobart) A burst of green descends from a shade ... -
Schapelle Corby’s secret tattoo: “I didn’t tell this story to anyone”
Schapelle Corby is ready to share her tattoo with the world. It wasn’t until Schapelle came across a particularly eye-catching piece while scrolling the internet, that ... -
Small Business Saturday draws crowds to Kingsport | Business
KINGSPORT – Renita Wolfe added 1940s glass Christmas decorations to her collection on Saturday. Marty Combs and Mamie Minton picked up some antique oak furniture. And ... -
2 former students of Hockaday named Rhodes scholarship holders
Mary Orsak and Elizabeth Guo. Photo courtesy of Hockaday School. Two graduates of the Hockaday School Class of 2018 have been named Rhodes Scholars in the ... -
Tattooed footballers score more goals than those without, new study finds
TATTOOED footballers score 42% more goals than players without ink, study finds. But they’re also more likely to get a yellow card. 1 Footballers are more ... -
Packaging and harvesting are part of the changes of the CONVEX Group
CONVEX Group has shifted its business focus over the past year, shutting down its popular Hawkesbury Antiques furniture business, but expanding into other areas. The nonprofit ... -
The vice-president administrator takes a leave, the president takes office
The last AMS Council meeting in November struck during the holiday season with many announcements, endorsements and debates. New developments took place on AMS board staff, ...
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