A beginner drawing class using different subjects to explore the ways that charcoal can be used to create form and value. Participants will have the opportunity to experiment using different types of charcoal to achieve different effects, as well as techniques like additive and reductive drawing. This class is suitable for all ages.
Bharat Jani will be teaching this class. A $30 fee ($25 for current AARP members with member number written on check) is due by April 23. Checks or money orders only made payable to AARP. Bring a lunch/snack, driver's license, AARP membership card, and pen. Registration begins March 20 via the library's Web site. Limited […]
A travel writer’s burgeoning relationship with a famed female matador is violently interrupted when she falls into a coma after a bullring tragedy, and while waiting at her hospital bedside, he meets a male nurse keeping a similar vigil over a comatose ballet dancer. Only Almodóvar could come up with such a deliciously ridiculous premise […]
Craft your own cutlery from Hinoki wood and carve out time for relaxation and creativity. Enjoy the soothing aroma of the Japanese hinoki cypress as you shape your unique, one of a kind utensil. All materials are sustainably sourced using Forest Stewardship Council approved methods, this product fosters healthy woodlands and the cultural and economic […]
Hartsdale’s One River School of Art and Design – in collaboration with Greenburgh Parks and Recreation, Greenburgh Nature Center and Greenburgh Arts and Culture Committee – announces the first annual Greenburgh Artists’ and Crafters’ Market. This event is dedicated to introducing and promoting local artisans and fostering a deeper appreciation for the creative process within […]
Demystifying Medicare is perfect for anyone trying to navigate our complicated healthcare system for older adults. It’s for people who already have Medicare, as well as those soon to be 65, planning their retirement, or assisting relatives and friends with paperwork and medical decisions. In this engaging interactive session, you will learn about the various […]
The Westchester Institute for Human Development (WIHD) is one of the "Tech Act" sites in New York State funded by the TRAID Program and provides device demonstrations, referrals, and equipment loans to seniors and their caregivers. WIHD will bring a variety of devices, such as mobility devices, visual and hearing supports, daily living supports, some […]
Tai-Chi is a series of slow, gentle, and meditative body movements that help people reduce pain, increase flexibility, improve balance, and cope with stress. Jian-Yang Rong, certified instructor, will be teaching this four-week class (May 3, 10, 17, 24). This class will be held indoors. Participants should wear comfortable clothing. Registration will be limited to […]
Artist Daniel Giordano explains the best practices of forming real relationships with art industry professionals, relationships that may result in gallery and museum shows, press, residencies, grants, and more! Giordano will share his first hand experiences and explain how best to meet dealers, curators, and writers who you need to help your career grow. Topics […]
Artist Alina Tenser in conversation with Jess Wilcox Join us for an artist talk and gallery walkthrough with Jess Wilcox and artist Alina Tenser for an in depth look into our current exhibition Alina Tenser: Wrk Frm Hm. This current installation features a selection of floor sculptures and wall mounted reliefs which continue Tenser’s study […]
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