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Don’t miss Janet’s weekly blog posts at: thisandthatbyjl.com MUST-SEE PUBLIC ART: PELHAM A4 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS SEPTEMBER 2019 SEPTEMBER 2019 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS A5 A6 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS SEPTEMBER 2019

The Meeting of Generations An Interview With Emmet Cohen SEPTEMBER 2019 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS A7

DANCE PROJECT SHEDS LIGHT ON LOVED ONES OF INCARCERATED INMATES by Jennifer Berry A8 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS SEPTEMBER 2019

Yto Barrada: The Dye Garden

2019 Roy R. Neuberger Prize Award Presentation and Reception

Saturday, September 21 | 6pm RSVP: bit.ly/2019NeubergerPrize

Free and open to the public

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NEWS BRIEF CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR ARTIST HOUSING IN NEW ROCHELLE The City of New Rochelle recently launched an artist certification program that aims to connect artists with new live/work housing opportunities in its downtown arts & cultural district. Certified artists will be given preference for these opportunities, often at more affordable rates. To encourage this initiative, the City’s Industrial Development Agency provides incentives to new development projects that incorporate live/work spaces for artists. To apply, individuals must complete an application and provide required documents. A14 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS SEPTEMBER 2019

NEWS BRIEF IN MEMORIAM: JUDITH MATSON

Arts advocate Judy Matson recently passed Open: 11:00am to 5:00pm away. During her lifetime, she gave gener- Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday ously of herself to many causes, including the arts. Her illustrious career demonstrated Pier Paolo Calzolari Closed: Tuesday, Wednesday her passion for the arts, and her belief in its importance. She served as the director of cultural affairs and special projects for Admission is free to the public Westchester in the 1980s with County No reservation required Executive Andrew O’Rourke, before which Free shuttle from Cold Spring train station she held an administrative position at the Hudson River Museum. She was a board Pino Pascali Foundation member at ArtsWestchester, and worked 2700 Route 9, Cold Spring, NY 10516 with the organization during the O’Rourke 845 666 7202 administration to secure more funding for [email protected] arts activities. Later, as an executive at www.magazzino.art Fujifilm, she brought significant philanthropic support to the arts and parks in Westchester. SEPTEMBER 2019 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS A15

UPCOMING GRANT OPPORTUNITIES FROM ARTSWESTCHESTER

2019 ARTS ALIVE GRANTS help to ensure access to the arts for Westchester and Rockland County residents. Available in three categories: Project, Artist and Education. Deadlines: Sept. 18 (Westchester) and October 2 (Rockland). artsw.org/artsalive

MOUNT VERNON ARTS INITIATIVE helps Westchester-based artists and Mount Vernon-based nonprofit cultural organizations to create new work. Deadline: Sept. 9. artsw.org/targetedgrants

Starring Will Taylor + Lauren Singerman Directed by Ann Ngaire Martin Musical Direction by Adam Spiegel

Music and Lyrics by Stephen Trask Book by John Cameron Mitchell

September 27 – October 13 Tickets online at ArcStages.org

147 Wheeler Avenue Pleasantville, New York (914) 747-6206 A16 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS SEPTEMBER 2019

The Schoolhouse Theater & Arts Center

The Longest Running Professional Not-for-Profit Theater in Westchester

Come take advantage of our many offerings: Premiere Theater Productions, Stand-up Comedy, Music Events, Art Galleries, Readings, Movies, Slam Poetry and more! www.SchoolhouseTheater.org (914) 277-8477 | 3 Owens Rd. Croton Falls, NY [email protected]

NEWS BRIEF ARTWORK BY MENTAL HEALTH COMMUNITY SHOWCASED IN WHITE PLAINS Westchester County’s Department of Com- munity Mental Health, Rockland Psychiat- ric Center (RPC) and ArtsWestchester (AW) will present its annual Visions exhibition, which features original artworks by more than 60 individuals who are recipients of mental health services in Westchester County. The work displayed is the result of a partnership between RPC and AW, during which art services and residencies provid- ed mental health recipients with hands-on arts opportunities. The works will be on view in ArtsWestchester’s gallery from SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 September 6-12. An opening reception will PLEIN-AIR PAINT-OUT & AUCTION take place on September 5. For more info, TO BENEFIT THE RYE ARTS CENTER SPONSORED BY: visit artsw.org/visions2019. SEPTEMBER 2019 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS A17

PJS Jazz Society presents ANTOINETTE MONTAGUE Jazz, Blues, Soul Singer September 8, 2019 at First Presbyterian Church 199 North Columbus Avenue Mount Vernon, NY 10553 5:15pm – 9:00 pm General Admission $25

more information: www.pjsjazz.org

WESTCHESTER'S HOME FOR MUSIC, COMEDY, DANCE, FAMILY, FILM & MORE FALL 2019 HIGHLIGHTS A18 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS SEPTEMBER 2019

#2 FINE ART & DESIGN SHOW IN THE NATION! ARMONK OUTDOOR ART SHOW Sept. 21 & 22 SAT./SUN. 10am–5pm

★ 185 Juried Artists ★ Free Family Activities ★ Great Food & More

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Music in the Air is a directory of free and affordable outdoor arts events throughout Westchester County.

MOUNT KISCO HARRISON

Mount Kisco Arts Council Harrison Public Library presents Summer Concert Series. presents the fourth annual Date(s): September 4, 18. Play2Learn Festival, which in- Location: Fountain Park. cludes music and crafts and other 914-241-0500. mountkiscony.gov activities. Date: September 7. 914-835-0324. harrisonpl.org

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ARTS AWARD LUNCHEON HAVE YOUR ART APPRAISED Tuesday, April 7, 2020 | Brae Burn Country Club Robert Allensworth Fine Art To nominate an artist or organization go to: Appraisals http://artsw.org/artsawardnom Insurance, Non-Cash Charitable Donations, Valuation & Estate Deadline for nominations: T: 914-235-5185 E: [email protected] NOVEMBER 1, 2019

Certificate | NYU Appraisal Studies | Associate Member: AAA | USPAP Compliant Until 2019 Fine & Decorative Art - Photography - Ceramics - Coins & Medals A20 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS SEPTEMBER 2019

Phelps Hospital is the TOP RATED hospital in all of Westchester with a 4-STAR rating (CMS 2019).

701 North Broadway Sleepy Hollow, NY Powerful Innovation, phelpshospital.org Compassionate Care 914-313-3000 SEPTEMBER 2019 Westchester County Business Journal • ARTSNEWS A21

134Katonah Jay Street, Katonah, NY Museum 10536 914.232.9555 katonahmuseum.org of Art DE KOONING FINE FRANKENTHALER HARTIGAN KNOOP KRASNER MITCHELL RYAN SCHNABEL SEKULA STEUBING SPARKLING AMAZONS: ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONIST WOMEN OF THE SHOW

Helen Frankenthaler (1928-2011), Seascape with Dunes, 1962, oil on canvas, 70 x 140 in. (177.8 x 355.6 cm), Grey Art Gallery, New York University Art Collection, Gift of the artist, 1963.2, ©2019, Helen Frankenthaler Foundation, Inc. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. October 6, 2019–January 26, 2020

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Come Grow With Us! steffi nossen White Plains ♦ Chappaqua SCHOOL OF DANCE steffinossen.org | (914)-328-1900

WHO WILL YOU BE? Beginner ~ Pre-professional Possible Shows: Shrek FIND 25th Annual...Spelling Bee YOUR Sweeney Todd ARC Once On is Island Newsies Mary Poppins Jr.* Wanda’s World* AUDITIONS September 21 Back to School ~ Back to DANCE Grades 5 -12

Parents & Toddlers • Creative Movement Ballet • Modern • Jazz • Hip Hop • Tap • Boys e Educational Stage 914.747.6206 Summer Programs • Adaptive Dance *tween workshop show ArcStages.org

Enriching livEs and crEating community through music

WElcoming all agEs & sKill lEvEls A supportive, joyful learning environment, a focus on the whole person, exceptional teaching, and a multifaceted curriculum. Monday September 9th from 10am to 1pm Enrolling year round Saturday September 14th Early childhood • suzuKi • K-12 • adults from 1:30pm to 4:30pm Westchester’s Premier community music school 914-723-1169 | www.hbms.org 25 school lane | scarsdale | [email protected] PIONEERING REHABILITATION™ SINCE 1915

Burke Rehabilitation Hospital has been helping patients get back to the lives they love since 1915. For more than a century our mission has remained the same: ensure every patient achieves their highest level of independence following serious illness or injury.

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