Robert Redford describes himself as having been a shy, awkward, angry young man, not much different than many of the young men in our own neighborhoods. So, I wondered: “How did he become the quintessential artistic force in America from such humble beginnings?” Drawing was his salvation, he told an audience of 200 at the […]
Grand Arts Patron, Roy Neuberger was an extraordinary man. Janet Langsam, CEO of ArtsWestchester reflects on the life and legacy of this man.
Holidays are a great time to give special gifts, and Westchester’s local artists and artisans offer just that.
A reflection on how Frank Ronnenberg of Reader’s Digest, was a great part of The Arts team.
The Clay Art Center has much to offer, Sculptor Arnie Zimmerman’s “New Lost City” on view through Dec 2010, plus a highlight of CAC’s mavin and principal champion, Reena Kashyap.
Westchester’s theatre community offers outstanding production on shoestring operations. Janet relived her teenage years at the Axial Theatre seeing the play “Welcome, This is a Neighborhood Watch Community,” written by former actor, director, now playwright, Howard Meyer.
Janet Langsam, CEO of ArtsWestchester, writes a tribute to the late Robert Goodnough, a Westchester Artist whom the New York Times noted, “never received the recognition commensurate with his talent.”
ArtsWestchester CEO Janet Langsam shares her memories and encourages you to check out the Humphrey Bogart retrospective at Jacob Burns Film Center in November 2010, which creates the experience of an old movie theater. And, read her commentary on saving the old theatres in the county.
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