The Shinnecock Nation art space hosts resident artists and holds classes to keep its 13,000-year-old culture alive in the ...

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Glencairn Museum is celebrating the rushnyk, a sacred Ukrainian tradition cherished by many Ukrainian Americans in the Greater Philadelphia region.

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But it was one that Schenectady artist Anthony Ruscitto was happy to take on. His depictions of the downtown corridor ...

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Horowitz’s new book, Cathedrals of Industry, features defunct and enduring examples of America’s industrial past, such as a ...

FAU's campus police department will cooperate with ICE, Boca City Manager George Brown announces his retirement, and more.

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Friday marked a good day to cheers for craft beer lovers in New York. Gov. Kathy Hochul officially declared the day as the first annual "New York Craft Beer Day.” The celebration is an effort to ...

“The market reaction in New York City to these types of events is less a drop in pricing than a drop in activity,” he says. “I think we’ll see a decline in inventory and less contracts signed.