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Michel Goldberg鈥檚 black and white dance of birth and death, ransome鈥檚 stoic and elegant portraits, Kipton Hinsdale鈥檚 near-berserk mark-making, and more.

It鈥檚 been a rough few weeks on many levels, from the fires in Los Angeles to the drastic policy changes taking place in Washington.

Ash Eliza Williams鈥檚 fantastical paintings, Jonathan Becker鈥檚 glamorous photographs, and group shows on reproductive health, light, and new worlds.

Please join us this weekend, October 19th and 20th, for the second annual Two Coats of Paint Hudson Valley Gallery Crawl.

A posthumous encounter with Hans Franks鈥檚 cosmic art, Sydney Cash鈥檚 reinvorigrations of 鈥�30s-era glass, Frances Segismundo鈥檚 Zen-inspired work, and more.

This month: the feminine nostalgia of Pam Poquette, the witty impact of Nina Chanel Abney, GUZMAN鈥檚 sideways glance at the state of the world, and more.

January is a slow month outside the city, and many galleries knock off for a couple weeks, so make sure to check the hours before setting out to see shows. Peace and love in 2024 to all.

What鈥檚 up outside the city? At Jack Shainman The School in Kinderhook, take some time at the sprawling installation by Meleko Mokgosi, co-director of Graduate Studies in Painting/Printmaking at Yale. 

Don鈥檛 miss the last few days to see 鈥淭he Summer Disaster Show,鈥� a big group extravaganza at Private Public Gallery and 鈥淒arkening Skies,鈥� a three-person show with Pamela Longobardi...

With Upstate Art Weekend in the rear view, now is a good (less hectic) time to head upstate, relax, and see some shows.

This month check out Carrie Moyer鈥檚 first outing at Alexander Gray since they announced her representation a few weeks ago.

This month marks the beginning of the fourth year since the pandemic drove the art community upstate, and, as readers can see from our selected guide, the gallery scene continues to expand and thrive.

A tiny piece of Hudson Valley history, courtesy of Hudson Valley Magazine

Here we are, at the beginning of another year, and we鈥檙e feeling kind of frisky with all the possibilities.

This month, don鈥檛 forget to look up and admire the trees, which are having the last gasp of color that I鈥檝e always thought is impossible to paint (or photograph) without seeming hopelessly sentimental.