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The view, when you happen to look up from a riverside table in The Lady Killigrew, beats pretty much any view you might have out your office window.

Writers of Franklin County: Reading and writing at the Montague Bookmill

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderMarch 31, 2017

Greenfield Middle School student Curtis Plausky stands near the fused glass relief scultpure made by Lynn Latimer during the Glasstastic exhibit opening at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center. Latimer based her scultpture on Plausky’s drawing titled, “Alien Mutated Germ.”

ArtBeat: From drawing to glass sculpture; Young artist provides art for sculpture

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderMarch 31, 2017

Conway poet Amy Dryansky, recently appointed Northampton’s eighth Poet Laureate, plans to initiate a poetry project that will explore the waves of immigration that have passed through our area.

Pioneer Valley Poets: Northampton Arts Council’s next Poet Laureate has big plans to connect community through poetry

by Trish Crapo March 17, 2017

Somerville artist Jodi Colella pins “Wallflower,” a wearable sculpture, on Smith College student Olivia Carbone, while fellow student Natalia Perkins, in foreground, wears “Fascinator,” a headpiece that includes a pine cone, artificial foliage and other materials.

Artbeat: Exhibit — How women tackle visibility vs. invisibility in fashion

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderMarch 15, 2017

Robert Markey and muralist Benjamin Swatez worked with five indigenous tribal artists who paint in the Pithora tradition of India to create these bold murals at the cultural center in Vadodara, Gugarat.

ArtBeat: Local artist connects with those in difficult circumstances

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderMarch 1, 2017

Wendell poet Paul Richmond performs in Budapest, Hungary, in January.

Using art to create dialogue

by Trish Crapo Pioneer Valley PoetsFebruary 10, 2017

Buckland poet Candace Curran, who will be a featured reader at this month’s Spoken Word Greenfield on Tuesday, Feb. 21, reads at a 2015 session of Wagon Wheel Word held at The Wagon Wheel Restaurant in Gill.

Poets of Franklin County: Open mics beneficial during difficult times

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderFebruary 3, 2017

Nets made of millions of colorful beads create a massive cliff with a network of tunnels through it, part of Nick Cave’s installation “Until,” at MASS MoCA in North Adams.

ArtBeat: Nick Cave’s work leaves you feeling inspired, unsafe

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderFebruary 1, 2017

Sunrise over Lake Huron, 5:12 a.m.

Taking back the word ‘inauguration’

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJanuary 23, 2017

This painting by Lori Lynn Hoffer will be among items for sale at the Nasty Women art exhibit and fundraiser.

ArtBeat: ‘Nasty Women’ unite to raise funds

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJanuary 20, 2017