Event Calendar

MARCH 23 – June 9
OPENING RECEPTION: SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 5-7PM
Curated by Richard Roth

Hudson Athens Light, an exhibition of paintings, photography and sculpture, illuminates and corroborates the ecological, historical, commercial and aesthetic splendors of our bend in the Hudson River since the days it was the Mahicantuck. Featured artists include:

Carolyn Marks Blackwood
Brandt Bolding
Claude Carone
McWillie Chambers
Sasha Chermayeff
Darren Foote
Rodney Alan Greenblat
Karen Gunderson
Nancy Hagin
Phyllis Hjorth
Laetitia Hussain
Kiyoshi Ike
Chad Kleitsch
Alon Koppel
Reggie Madison
Ellen McHale
Sedat Pakay
Ken Polinskie
Lucio Pozzi
Eric Rhein
Stephanie Rose
Dan Rupe
Christy Rupp
Margaret Saliske
Nancy Shaver
Bill Sullivan
Earl Swanigan
Benjamin Swett
Hudson Talbott
Tony Thompson

Pictured: “Dappled Catskills,” Tony Thompson, oil on canvas, 2008

Designer Home Tours and the Bronson House Installations
Saturday, May 25 and Sunday, May 26
10-5pm
$25

You may purchase tickets at the Design Hudson Headquarters located at 442 Warren Street

Saturday May 25 10am-5pm and Sunday May 26, 10am-3pm

Previous Events

Cocktail Party at the Bronson House
Friday, May 24
5-8pm
$50

Combination Pass to Tours and Cocktail Party
$65 in advance

Join source adage Saturday May, 25th for the launch reception of their newest scented candle, ARCADY, in the restyled front room of the fragrance store featuring a selection of Farrow & Ball colors that embrace this year’s DESIGN HUDSON theme, “The New Hudson River School”.

Building upon the theme, the ARCADY scent is an ode to the arcadian river landscapes of upstate New York as depicted by the famed Hudson River School painters with rich woodland and mellow garden floral notes drifting effortlessly upon the golden light of a summer’s afternoon.

Fragrance notes: New mown hay, flowering herbs, apple blossoms, water lily, oak leaves, and cypress

Available exclusively at source adage in Hudson, NY and online at www.sourceadage.com.

Refreshments and snacks served.

Fronted by protean musical chameleon David Longstreth, and following a career of surprising conceptual gambits, unexpected stylistic shifts, and continually changing lineups, acclaimed experimental indie-pop band Dirty Projectors take to the stage at Hudson Hall on the back of their eighth full length album, Lamp Lit Prose.

Hudson Hall programs are supported, in part, by an award from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.

THE SEA THE SEA is a nationally touring, Upstate New York based indie folk-pop duo-band featuring what Huffington Post calls, “Two of the loveliest male-female voices you might ever hear this or any other year.” Their 2014 debut release, Love We Are We Love, received praise from NPR, American Songwriter, and No Depression, among others, gathering over 15 million streams on Spotify. The animated video for their song “Waiting” sparked viral interest including Buzzfeed, Pitchfork, and inclusion at the international TED 2015 conference. Mountain Stage host Larry Groce calls them “ready to take their place among the best young male/female duos now performing.” Their 2016 release, the six-song EP In the Altogether, earned features by Apple Music including “Best of the Week” and “A-List Singer/Songwriter.” Recently, Paste Music / Daytrotter described the band as “defined by their infallible vocal harmonies and their unconventional song arrangements. The Sea The Sea is a pop band only in their melodic infectiousness—otherwise they are at their best when subverting conventions.”