John Mighton's Half Life at Unison Arts
by
M.R. Smith
To what extent are we only the sum product of our memories and experiences?
If we lose memory, do we also lose identity?...
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The
John Street Jam: Inside a Small Circle of Friends
by
Peter Aaron
Welcome, welcome. Come in, please, please. So nice to see you, thank
you so much for coming. First time? Oh, you’re in for a treat.
Warm yourself up, there’s coffee and tea in the side room over
there, some bottled water, home–baked goodies...
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Earth's Scribe: Artist Harry Orlyk
by Ross Rice
Sure, you can take a picture. Take as many as you like of the rolling
farmland of the upper Hudson Valley giving way to the higher ridges
of Vermont and Massachusetts: cattle, sheep and horses, barns and silos,
old farm machinery, abandoned boxcars, rusting examples of man’s
mastery of the land, and inevitably, the land’s mastery
of man. But, as great as your camera is, and keen your eye, you may
feel something missing from the frame. Something deeper that can only
come from the soul of one who knows the history and significant magic
of the land...
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The Hudson Valley
Horrors
by Molly Jones
Naughtia Knives, Candy Skull Cracker, Rxy Ramalotte, Crash Corpse.
These are just a few of the women I met up with one cold February evening
at the Hyde Park Roller Magic to talk about the rough and tumble game
that is one of the fastest growing sports in America: roller derby. Rxy, Naughtia, Candy, and Crash, along with many others...
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