Luis Perelman, who was born in New York and currently works in his Yonkers studio, came to prominence with resin sculptures when Leo Castelli’s gallery represented him in the 1960s. However, his artistic output from the past six decades includes many other types of artworks in various styles and media.
ArtsNews recently spoke with DaMia Harris-Madden about her work as Executive Director at the Westchester County Youth Bureau (WCYB).
Getting into college these days is no easy feat. For music and performance majors, landing a spot at a prestigious music school or an ivy league college – or even a good state school – can be difficult. For many, receiving a scholarship to help pay for that education is an added obstacle.
ArtsWestchester has rounded up its annual list of 80+ free and affordable outdoor arts events taking place between July 1 and September 30.
ArtsWestchester recently presented a sold-out fashion event in its White Plains gallery, featuring a runway of sustainable fashions by local students and designers.
Sari Nordman is an interdisciplinary artist who brings awareness to environmental and social justice issues through her works.
Bedford Playhouse recently announced the appointment of Marie-Louise Scanlan as its new CEO.
Throughout Westchester this month, community groups are holding Juneteenth events to celebrate unity and Black culture with music, performances and parades.
On June 1, Westchester and Rockland communities gathered in Bedford Hills to celebrate Juneteenth, now finally a nationally recognized federal holiday.
On any given weekday, cars drive through Peekskill’s main streets, rushing to and from schools and offices. On weekends, they shift directions, often heading to downtown cafes or the sculpture-lined riverfront park. Now, when on the corner of South and Requa Streets, they pass by the Five Elements Arches Murals as well.
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