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SUMMARY:TB Ward & Susan Richman Art Opening at Upstream Gallery in Hastings On Hudson
DESCRIPTION:‘THE RUBICON’ and ‘CRUDE FUTURES’ run simultaneously from September 17th to October 11th\, 2026 at Upstream Gallery\, 8 Main St\, Hastings On Hudson .  \nThe opening reception is on Friday September 18th\, 5-8pm. \nTB Ward’s painting series ‘THE RUBICON’ and Susan Richman’s photographic collection ‘CRUDE FUTURES’ confront our knife-edge environmental moment with their upcoming shows at Upstream Gallery in Hastings On Hudson\, NY. \nRichman explores environmental collapse through botanical specimens partially submerged in crude oil\, reflecting our dependence on the fossil fuels that are driving ecological decline. \nWard’s paintings ask\, is the story somewhere in those tunneled glimpses of the natural paradise that we exist within\, and in those places emerging that we must endure once we have totally wrecked it?
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LOCATION:Upstream Gallery\, 8 Main Street\, Hastings on Hudson\, NY\, 10706\, United States
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SUMMARY:TB Ward & Susan Richman Art Opening at Upstream Gallery in Hastings On Hudson
DESCRIPTION:‘THE RUBICON’ and ‘CRUDE FUTURES’ run simultaneously from September 17th to October 11th\, 2026 at Upstream Gallery\, 8 Main St\, Hastings On Hudson .  \nThe opening reception is on Friday September 18th\, 5-8pm. \nTB Ward’s painting series ‘THE RUBICON’ and Susan Richman’s photographic collection ‘CRUDE FUTURES’ confront our knife-edge environmental moment with their upcoming shows at Upstream Gallery in Hastings On Hudson\, NY. \nRichman explores environmental collapse through botanical specimens partially submerged in crude oil\, reflecting our dependence on the fossil fuels that are driving ecological decline. \nWard’s paintings ask\, is the story somewhere in those tunneled glimpses of the natural paradise that we exist within\, and in those places emerging that we must endure once we have totally wrecked it?
URL:https://riverjournalonline.com/event/tb-ward-susan-richman-art-opening-at-upstream-gallery-in-hastings-on-hudson/2026-09-18/2/
LOCATION:Upstream Gallery\, 8 Main Street\, Hastings on Hudson\, NY\, 10706\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Culture,Night Out
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SUMMARY:The Cut Loose: A Harlem Brownstone Ritual
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a work-in-process concert of excerpts from The Cut Loose: A Harlem Brownstone Ritual\, followed by a conversation with the audience. \nThe Cut Loose will premiere next year as an immersive experience in a Harlem brownstone transformed into a living archive of Black cultural memory. This performance at the David Rockefeller Creative Arts Center offers an early look\, as award-winning choreographer and director Jeffrey Page and his creative team present a selection of songs from the show. \nThe Cut Loose centers on Mimi and her profound love for Kidd Bunky\, a man who is brilliant\, charismatic\, full of promise\, and notoriously unfaithful. When Mimi realizes love has not made him hers\, she turns to Marie Laveau\, the legendary 19th-century New Orleans spiritual leader who was both a lifelong Roman Catholic and the city’s most renowned Voudou priestess. \nWhat first appears to be a house gathering reveals itself as a New Orleans jazz funeral. It is not only a farewell to Kidd Bunky\, but also a collective act of release\, honoring the people\, traditions\, and moments that shape us even as they move beyond our grasp. \nInspired by Arthur Hall’s groundbreaking 1977 production Fat Tuesday & All That Jazz\, this new work explores Black Mardi Gras\, Black Masking traditions\, New Orleans ritual life\, jazz\, and cultural survival. Rather than reconstructing Hall’s original work\, The Cut Loose enters into dialogue with it\, asking how these traditions evolved as they traveled across generations and geographies. \nBlending theater\, music\, ritual\, and communal experience\, The Cut Loose is a celebration of resilience\, remembrance\, and transformation. It is an invitation to honor what we love by learning how to let it move.  \nThis event will be followed by a reception in the DR Center Gallery\, now showing Woven Wonders: Kykuit’s Picasso Tapestries.  \nGuests may arrive 45 minutes prior to the event start time to enjoy the new Sculpture Walk outside the DR Center. Please note that events will begin promptly at their scheduled start time. Latecomers will be seated at the discretion of staff. \nPresented in partnership with the RBF Culpeper Arts & Culture program and En Garde Arts. \nAll sales final; no refunds.
URL:https://riverjournalonline.com/event/the-cut-loose-a-harlem-brownstone-ritual/
LOCATION:The Pocantico Center\, 200 Lake Road\, Tarrytown\, NY\, 10591\, United States
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