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Visiting the world's largest kaleidoscope in the Catskills

Road trips to see Columbia County history and folklore

Columbia Land Conservancy offers Hike Five challenge

Black history remembered at Kinderhook Persons of Color Cemetery

A once-forgotten 19th-century burial ground in the Columbia County town is now a hub of civic life, including hosting celebrations this Juneteenth.

Art Omi celebrates 30 years with new exhibition and curator

The Columbia County arts nonprofit recently hired the first senior curator for its sculpture and architecture park and has plans to expand to Chatham.

New exhibition at The School opens Sunday in Kinderhook

‘Stressed World,’ a new exhibition at the Jack Shainman Gallery: The School, features 31 artists exploring human struggle, ecological strain and sociocultural stress.

Chester's sidelined public comment gets a voice at town board meeting

By Frances Ruth Harris Chester councilman Brandon Holdridge asserted the need for a public comment session at the beginning of Town of Chester board meetings, speaking at the town’s board meeting on F.

Want to escape New York for the weekend? Here's what to see at the Second Saturday Hudson Gallery Crawl

In unanimous decision, Kinderhook zoning board recognises Nick Cave's Truth Be Told is art not a sign

Nick Cave’s Truth Be Told installed on the façade of The School in Kinderhook, New York Photo: Courtesy of Nick Cave and Jack Shainman Gallery The moment of truth arrived in the Hudson Valley village of Kinderhook, New York on Tuesday night, when the zoning appeals board officially acknowledged that Nick Cave’s Truth Be Told installation is art, not an illegal sign a fact already recognised by the art world. The board unanimously agreed that the work, consisting of black vinyl letters measuring 21 feet high and some 160 feet across, placed on the façade of Jack Shainman Gallery’s upstate outpost The School in October and meant to inspire dialogue about racial justice in the wake of the policing killing of George Floyd, is “a political message in art” and not regulatable by village code. They also advised the local board to work with the gallerist Jack Shainman to avoid future conflicts.