The Dead Hare Radio Hour

Follow this link to listen to this week’s show. Chris is holding down the fort this week.  Matthew’s time has been absorbed by his Pause project and visiting artist Karen Brummund‘s events there this week.  Chris recalls his recent participation in installing the Blinky Palermo Retrospective on exhibit at CCS Bard (and at Dia:Beacon, too) [...]

This week’s show is a wrap up, a culmination, a send off of Benjamin Krevolin as he departs from his position as the President of the Duthcess County Arts Council and moves onto greener pastures at Vassar College.  Matthew spoke with Benjamin last week to glean a bit of wisdom before he departs at the [...]

On this week’s show, we check in on the closing reception of the Conversations exhibit at R&F Paints in Kingston, NY.  The exhibit, curated by gallery director Laura Moriarty and Joanne Mattera grew out of an exchange on Facebook.  THe notion of the conversation; between artists and between the separate threads within an artist’s work, [...]

This episode is all Billy Name, all the time. The Poughkeepsie, NY native sits down to speak with Angelika Rinnhofer and Christopher Albert on the occasion the exhibit of his Factory era photographs at Albert Shahinian Fine Art in Rhinebeck, NY. The exhibit entitled “The Arles Photographs” features prints that were included in a 2010 [...]

This weeks episode is the beginning of a two week series covering the Media in the Community panel talk that took place on April 20th at the Cunneen Hacket Theatre in Poughkeepsie, NY.  The event brought together artists, academics, writers and educators for what is hoped to be the first of a series of community conversations [...]

Show 4 is coming at you! This week our focus has moved across the river to the Samuel Dorsky Museum at SUNY New Paltz as we expand our conversations throughout the Hudson Valley.  We start off talking to Greg Slick and Karlos Carcamo, the visiting curators of the Illustrious Mr. X: Museum Collection as a [...]

150 Years Later: New Photography from Tina Barney, Tim Davis, and Katherine Newbegin This week’s show is all about the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center exhibit 150 Years Later: New Photography from Tina Barney, Tim Davis and Katherine Newbegin which just closed this past weekend.   As part of the observance of Vassar College’s sesquicentenial, [...]