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2010 When Jeremy picked his cast and crew, 10 - april we landed a leading role. 10 | march | march 32 vol. vol. CREATIVE LIVING IN THE HUDSON VALLEY VALLEY “They looked at us as people.” HUDSON THE Jeremy Ellenbogen, CEO Seven21 Media Center in Kingston FOR LISTINGS Let US Help Your Business Succeed! CINEMA & THEATRE Schedule a personal visit and receive a free gift. | 1-866-440-0391 www.ulstersavings.com ART | Business Checking • Loans & Lines of Credit • Commercial Mortgages • Tax Preparation & Planning • Business Insurance MUSIC Employee Benefits • Retirement Planning • Payroll Services • Bookkeeping Member *Tax Preparation & Planning, Business Insurance, Employee Benefits, Retirement Planning, Payroll Services and Bookkeeping products and services available through music | art | theatre & cinema listings for the hudson valley FDIC Ulster Insurance Services, Inc., and Ulster Financial Group, Inc., subsidiaries of Ulster Savings Bank, are NOT FDIC INSURED. Rush hour, Ulster County style. Just 90 minutes from here. So much time. So little to do. ® I LOVE NEW YORK logo is a registered trademark/service mark of the NYS Dept. of Economic Development, used with permission. 45.875X10.875_train_card_final.indd 7 8/26/09 10:54 AM Awesome! With 350 miles of hiking and biking trails within its quarter million acres of forever-wild lands, Ulster County is alive with vibrant communities, marinas, art, antiques, music, beautifully prepared fresh food, luxury spas, and cozy lodgings. So, bring the family for the day Rushor a weekend, hour, and enjoy just how alive our part of the world can be. Ulster CountyVisit our web site, sign up for ourstyle. online newsletter and join the fun. ulstercountyalive.com Just 90 minutes from here. So much time. So little to do. Call us at 800-342-5826 ® I LOVE NEW YORK logo is a registered trademark/service mark of the NYS Dept. of Economic Development, used with permission. ®I LOVE NEW YORK logo is a registered trademark/service mark of the NYS Dept. of Economic Development, used with permission. 45.875X10.875_train_card_final.indd 7 8/26/09 10:54 AM Gomen Kudasai 1/4 Color Ad 3/1/10 3.50"W x 4.75"D dear readers, uite a February! Shifty political winds have upturned the ships of both Governor David Paterson—now no longer going for “re-” election thanks to apparent q misuse of his captaincy—and Harold Ford Jr., who attempted to re-tack left for New York Senate voters much too quickly after a strong right-tack for Tennessee Senate voters, revealing the fundamental flaws in his unseaworthy vessel. Aren’t you loving the nautical metaphors? OK, I’m done here. But it’s been the wacky weather that will make last month memorable. We got a big dose of super wet and heavy snow, taking out power and cable all around our area for days. As much of a drag as that was, it was also pretty cool. People tend to be more helpful and friendly in crummy weather around here; I guess it comes from everyone having a shared burden outside of their control that can actually be overcome, sometimes with a little help. Frost said “Good fences make good neighbors.” I say good snow shovels do. SushiIS OPEN FOR DINNER FROM TUE - SAT What was also memorable to me about this February was how locals came out for charity last month; I counted at least five benefits in the area for the Haiti earthquake survivors, featuring some of the Valley’s best talent. One in particular that was outstanding was the Project For Haiti benefit at the Bearsville Theater, raising several thousand dollars from generous residents for a reputable NGO that can put the money into Bar immediate action there. (Kudos to Ted Orr for coordinating the show.) BEST OF HUDSON VALLEY But this coming month sees a charity event unlike any other I’m aware of. Twelve hunger relief organizations—Queens Galley, Family of 845-255-8811 Woodstock, Caring Hands Soup Kitchen, Daily Bread Soup Kitchen, www.gomenkudasai.com Ulster Corps, Angel Food East, Saint James Food Pantry, Rosendale Food Pantry, People’s Place, Chiz's Heart Street, God Given Bread 215 MAIN ST. NEW PALTZ NY Food Pantry and Libertyview Farm—are collaborating on what they are calling a “hunger event,” on Sunday March 28, at Backstage Productions in Kingston. It goes like this. Upon arrival at the event, guests make their donation—$35, or $25 non-tax deductible minimum—and draw tickets at random that assign each guest to a high, middle, or low tier, based on the latest statistics concerning the amount of people living in poverty. The GHENT WOOD 15 (or so) percent who receive a high tier ticket are served a sumptuous meal by chef Samir Srichi of Ship to Shore, and the 35 percent on the PRODUCTS middle tier will dine on an offering from the Kingston Consolidated school lunch menu. The 50 percent on the low tier get to help themselves to small portions of rice and water. The guest speaker will be Chef Sarah Copeland, spokesperson for the Food Network and Share Our Strength's Native Hardwood Floors fight against childhood hunger, and a co-founder of our Good Food Bringing the outdoors…in! Gardens initiative. RusticApril Red Based on the OXFAM “hunger events,” this bit of participatory theater Oak Flooring creates a first-hand experience of the reality of world hunger, and match10%special PMS276U OFF C90 5%match OFF PMS158U OFF ALL illustrates how those who get to enjoy the high-tier a) are not as numerous, in stock. S4S Red Oak & C10020%February 2010 M90 Poplar,M65 in compared to world populations, as they think they are, and b) are high- commonpaneling cherry March 2010 tier ticket holders thanks only to the luck of the draw. Which in real life M100 K30 in stockY80 only is often where and to whom you were born. The out-numbering middle- K50 and low-tier ticket holders here, munching on bologna sandwiches and rice, should no doubt provide some lively counterpoint to the feasting. Ash, Maple, Pine, Black Walnut, If this sounds to you like a bad dinner plan, fear not: reservations will Red & White Oak,Curly Maple, be available for the 85 percenters at Ship To Shore following the event, Hickory & Cherry* which goes from 5 to 7 PM. What really counts here is the donation to the aforementioned relief organizations, and the necessary experience— * Available in Rustic or Select (3” to 12” widths) which is frankly easier to take than facing the very real hunger that’s out there in the world today. Ghent Wood Products, Inc. 1262 Rt. 66 Ghent, NY 12075 So have a great—not hungry—March. And as always, be sure to make good use of our art, music, and theatre/cinema listings herein. See you 518.828.5684 out there! www.ghentwoodproducts.com Cheers, Ross Rice V V Mention this ad and receive a free gift with purchase Editor, Roll Magazine 2 | rollmagazine.com March 2010 at The Dorsky EXHIBITIONS Carolee Schneemann: Within and Beyond the Premises Through July 25 Panorama of the Hudson River: Greg Miller Through March 28 Renée C. Byer: “A Mother’s Journey” and Selected Photographs Through April 11 Body, Line, Motion: Selections from the Permanent Collection Through April 11 EVENTS Performative Lecture by Carolee Schneemann Wed, March 3, 7 pm, Lecture Center 102 Night Science: Trumpeter Ben Neill & Video Artist Bill Jones Sat, March 6, 4 pm, Black Box Theater First Sunday Free Gallery Tour with Kevin Cook Sun, March 7, 2 pm Tangitan: live music & video – Jaanika Peerna & Carolee Schneemann, Kitch’s Last Meal, 1973-8/2007 edit, David Rothenberg Super 8 film transferred to digital video, double projection (still from video), courtesy the artist Tues, March 9, 6 pm, Shepard Recital Hall Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art OPEN Wed-Sun 11 am – 5 pm State University of New York at New Paltz 845-257-3844 / www.newpaltz.edu/museum 3 | rollmagazine.com table of contents 2 editor’s note— 8 roll art & image—gained in translation: artist Tona Wilson at Women’s Studio Workshop, by Ross Rice 16 roll the music— Pump Audio keeps the music flowing, by Peter Aaron 18 roll listings— art | music | theatre & cinema 30 roll CD reviews— roll back- The Sun Ra Arkestra, Eberhard Weber, & Spiritual Jazz new releases from Professor Louie and the Crowmatix, Uncle Rock, and The Trapps 32 roll dollars & sense— retirement: the power is in the plan, by Beth Jones 34 roll pen & paper— shocking true story: the rise and fall of Confidential, America’s most scandalous scandal magazine, by Jay Blotcher 38 roll on stage & screen— fun in the digital corridor: Kingston public access television meets Seven21 Media Group, by M.R. Smith 40 roll eco— gone to seed with the Hudson Valley Seed Library, by Jamaine Bell 44 Rob Brezsny’s freewill astrology— 46 roll wine & spirits— sipping Syrah, by Timothy Buzinski and Mei Ying So, Artisan Wine Shop, Beacon 47 roll dining in— talkin’ the talk: cook lingo, by Gary Allen 48 roll portrait ABOUT OUR COVER ... THIS MONTHS COVER IS BY OUR FE A TURED A RTIST , TON A WILSON COVER ; CELLS , TONA WILSON 4 | rollmagazine.com FARM-FRESH PRODUCE • BUTCHER SHOP • FISH MARKET VAST GOURMET GROCERY, CHEESE & COFFEE SELECTION DELECTABLE BAKED GOODS • SWEET SHOP AND MORE! www.adamsfarms.com POUGHKEEPSIE KINGSTON NEWBURGH Route 44 Route 9W Route 300 845-454-4330 845-336-6300 845-569-0303 THE BARDAVON PRESENTS... 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