Susan MacQueen’s Sheep Sculptures Will Inherit the Earth
It’s been a busy season for Susan MacQueen. First up was the recent Hopewell Tour Des Arts when visitors made their way through the...
Bristol Review: ‘Mountain’
Keith Baker is the difference that keeps Douglas Scott’s 1990 play “Mountain — The Journey of Justice Douglas” from being somewhat dated and sometimes...
Landau: 101 Years and Counting of Retail Artistry
Institutions do not appear overnight. They build with time — sometimes lots of time. That’s the case of Landau, the specialty woolens shop at...
Capital Singers of Trenton Make Gift of Song
Drivers crossing the Delaware River on Route 1 can’t help but notice a nine-foot-tall neon sign on the Lower Trenton Bridge that states “Trenton...
Bernstein Gallery Chronicles the Changing American Family
The season of family dysfunction is just around the bend, and as turkey orders are placed we are reminded that even before Freud invented...
Old Testament Gets New Treatment at Rider
Judy Brodsky’s artwork may not be in the new five-person exhibition “Biblical Inspiration in a Secular Time,” opening with a reception Thursday, November 5,...