Art

What's love got to do with it?

Considering its title, the ravishing "Art and Love in Renaissance Italy," at The Metropolitan Museum of Art isn't entirely romantic. That turns out to be one of its many strengths of this show organized by two Westchester women. More

Adventures in clay

Two new exhibits at the Katonah Museum of Art and the Neuberger Museum - part of "All Fired Up! A Celebration of Clay in Westchester" remind us that clay was once a building material and can be used to mimic nearly anything. More

The teacher/composer/conductor/musicologist/university president of Bard.

Did we forget to mention that Bard's Leon Botstein is also an author, a public speaker, inveterate panelist and first-rate fundraiser? And an education advocate who believes college should begin after the 10th grade. More

African drumming, dances cross generations in Nyack

Friday evening's Chiku Awali dance and drum extravaganza has been choreographed by Jerry Kwashi Dzokoto, a master drummer and dance instructor from Ghana. More

Watching 'Die Fledermaus' take wing

The Hudson Lyric Opera is presenting Johann Strauss' best-known stage work Friday and Nov. 14 at Fieldstone Secondary School in Thiells. Company members have been rehearsing since early September. More