Eureka! Presents: A Celebration of Collaboration is a symbol of community, reflecting unity by bringing together a diverse harmony of artistic styles, mediums and ideas.
Earlier this month, I got to visit CCS Bard with PUGG to see some of the most iconic historical transgender documentation I’ve ever seen, including a documentary never-before-seen in the United States.
The Holocenter’s show IRIDESCENCE features the holograms of talented artists across the world, taking their own approach to the art form of holography. Here’s my experience.
Attention all artists! The mighty drawing monster, Drawzilla, is marching en route of Kingston New York. You can meet her at the Draw-A-Thon that will be taking place this Saturday, August 12th from 10 AM to 10 PM. You can find us on 22 Iwo Jima Lane.
From the collections of Nakki Goranin and Oliver Wasow comes a vast array of people and time periods that have utilized photobooths. Black Photobooth puts them all on display in the CPW, which acts as a museum as much as a gallery.
In our time, it can be difficult to find a job in the arts. The CPW is a local establishment all about photography, in an accessible location. Through the D.R.A.W.’s internship program, I have gotten the opportunity to work there.
The impact Ben Wigfall made was close to the D.R.A.W. and our associates. Our gratitude for his effort will likely go on forever, as a man like Ben Wigfall is never forgotten.
Throughout June I have visited four different galleries, three of them right here in Kingston, that were showcasing the art of artists I had come to know through PUGG.
Jaguar Mary X is a local activist, filmmaker, performance artist, movement artist, and glossolalia vocalist. On the first of July we met. Regardless of my nerves, I knew what I wanted to ask.
Instead of a subtle nudge directed at others to make progressive, needed change, what if we used artwork to directly tackle the problem? It can be done.