CAS will present “Spectral Evidence” a sculptural installation by Brooklyn based artist Nancy Bowen at the Laundry King, 65 Main Street, Livingston Manor. The exhibitions will be on view Saturday, May 8 – Saturday, June 19, 2021.

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CAS will present “Spectral Evidence” a sculptural installation by Brooklyn based artist Nancy Bowen at the Laundry King, 65 Main Street, Livingston Manor. The exhibitions will be on view Saturday, May 8 – Saturday, June 19, 2021.

Lights, Color, Fashion: Psychedelic Posters and Patterns of 1960s San Francisco. The exhibit showcases a phenomenal ensemble of San Francisco rock posters and fashion gathered by collector Gary Westford. Originally slated to open in spring of 2020, the exhibit truly signifies a light at the end of a tunnel for our programming. The collection highlights the kaleidoscopic years […]

Join Museum Curator Neal Hitch for a conversation with visual artists Chris Georges and Gregory Thrasher of New York City-based Macrodose. The trio will discuss the history and evolution of the liquid light art form from the 1960s to today, inspired by the 2021 Special Exhibit, Lights, Color, Fashion. Free; register to receive the online streaming […]

Live at the Tango Cafe
Musician/Producer David Driver presents “A Stonewall Starter : Hits & History.” This live performance, in advance of a larger-scale concert in 2022 highlights some of the classic material featured in “Songs From The Stonewall Jukebox” (songs that were, as the title suggests, playing at the actual venue when the historic uprising took place), as well as original material from his catalog. Driver has released a number of albums, been featured on numerous television and radio commercials, and worked On and Off-Broadway.
Saturday May 22nd 6:00 $5.00 with 1 Drink or Appetizer purchase.

Scarlatti | Beethoven | Debussy | Liszt | Chopin
by Gregg Michalak.
American pianist Gregg Michalak is an exciting and seasoned performer. He has appeared at numerous acclaimed venues including Bruno Walter Hall NYC and has collaborated with many prominent artists and orchestras both as a soloist and in chamber music. His playing was featured in the 2014 Broadway play “The Portrait”and the 2017 production of “The Dressmaker’s Secret” in New York City. Mr. Michalak has appeared with such conductors as Pamela Gearhart, Edward Murray, Angelo Pagano, Woomyung Choe, Hilarie Clark-Moore and Karen Pinoci. Orchestral appearances have included the Ithaca College Orchestra, Ithaca Chamber Orchestra, the Highlands Symphony, the Orange County Community Orchestra, the Bergen Symphony and the New Sussex Symphony. Mr. Michalak’s repertoire is as varied as his background extending from the Renaissance masters through such contemporary composers as Lukas Foss, David Alpher, John Musto and Lowell Liebermann. As a collaborative artist, his repertoire explores the full range of chamber music as well as vocal music including lieder and operatic scores. As a proponent of modern music, Mr. Michalak tends to choose music he feels deeply about and connects with.

Beloved for her walk-through “Paper Caves” installation in Honesdale, PA., Samuelle Green’s body of multidisciplinary work all has a common thread. Her paintings, drawings, sculptures, and installations reference the interaction between human-made and non-human visual languages. At times the encounters are contentious and at other times symbiotic. Many of her works are stills that simultaneously […]