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Theatre & Cinema Listings for the Hudson Valley MUSIC | ART | THEATRE & CINEMA LISTINGS FOR THE HUDSON VALLEY vol. 40 | november 10 - december 10 2010 music | art | theatre & cinema listings for thehudson valley |art &cinema listings for music |theatre Artist Lise Prown IMAGINE CREATING ART IN THE DIGITAL AGE AT THE WESTCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE CENTER FOR THE DIGITAL ARTS • 3-credit Digital Arts • 3-credit Music Technology • 2-credit Studio Arts • Non-credit Adult Arts Offerings • Non-credit Quickstart to software training OPEN • Day/evening general education • English as a Second Language HOUSES • Pre-college Digital Arts • November 29 • New Digital Filmmaking Program • December 9 Located in the downtown arts district of the City of Peekskill, this • January 11 & 18 center offers over 100 Apple post-production stations dedicated to graphic design, digital imaging and illustration, digital filmmaking, 914-606-7300 animation, interactive design, and music technology. Integrate www.sunywcc.edu/peekskill technology into your portfolio and join a community of artists [email protected] working in the digital age. Westchester Community College Center for the Digital Arts www.sunywcc.edu/Peekskill Oil spills. Utility rate hikes. Global climate change. You are not powerless. It’s our mission to help our customers become energy independent and with over 600 solar system installations, we’re on our way to fulfilling it. 845.876.3767 www.hvce.com HVCE is 100% powered by solar. Roll.indd 1 10/18/10 3:10 PM Ruge's Subaru 845.876.7074 Sales Department Hours: 8am-8pm Monday-Friday 8am-5pm on Saturdays... Service Department Hours: 8am-7pm Monday-Friday 8am-3pm on Saturdays... , Where Local dear readers Ingredients Greet o doubt as you read this, we are all experiencing the the World fallout of another mid-term election, trying to calm down and make sense of what just happened, as we pick Reservations Suggested the candidate’s signs off yards and street corners, and n finally—blissfully—tune out the TV news coverage. Open for Dinner Wednesday - Sunday Though I won’t be able to change my predictions due to print deadline, Sunday Brunch: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. I believe I can safely prognosticate that most regional incumbents will Rated 1/2 by The Pougkeepsie Journal prevail (especially if John Hall can rally), and Andrew Cuomo will be 1746 Rt. 9w, West Park NY 12493 New York’s Governor. Wood knocked, fingers crossed… (845) 384-6590 www.globalpalaterestaurant.com Just have to say though: for so many reasons, I honestly can’t imagine Carl 0000092949 Paladino governing this state, nor that there are enough people here in New York who actually think he would be a good choice for the job, let alone get him elected. Besides, if going viral on YouTube is any indicator, that bizarre Jimmy “Rent Is Too Damn High” McMillan guy is going to pull a lot of crazy from ol’ Carl. Sure hope so anyway, as Carl needs to shuffle on off to Buffalo, back to collecting rent from the U.S. government and spewing his racy and racist emails to whoever enjoys that sort of thing. Ah, sorry to kick it off like this, I’m just pretty much at political saturation right now, and don’t have a very good outlet for the tension at present, not being in the future with you all yet. And you know, you can only flick the lever in the voting booth with so much force without breaking it. This I actually know. And I’m just not going to dress up in stars and stripes, carry a hate-ee-du-jour-with-Hitler-mustache sign, and find some unemployed folks to yell at. Just not how I play. Nope, I’m going to enjoy the scenery in my backyard, and remind myself what’s real. As the song goes, King Harvest has surely come, and we’ve got some interesting artists to tell you about this month. Shokan-based composer ASIAN . STEAK . LOUNGE George Tsontakis is considered one of the top American contemporary composers, with a full schedule of premieres and performances of his work coming in the next year. He’s also a highly esteemed professor at Bard College, and frequent thespian in local productions. Our kind of artist! Graphic novel and comic book artist Jim Starlin is hardly a public person, NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH even eschewing appearances at the ever-popular conventions. But if you’ve had any interest in comic books growing up, cool stuff like Silver Surfer MONDAY - FRIDAY and Sub-Mariner, you’ve seen his work, all right. And with his spicy new memoir, there is much that can be learned about the dark underbelly of the comic biz. Also, this month marks the 20th anniversary of Time and Space Limited in Hudson, where a hardy group has been providing a format for 319 MAIN ST POUGHKEEPSIE, NY digital cinema and simulcasts (Met Opera, National Theatre) as well as (FREE PARKING OFF MILL ST) art installations and live music performances. An evening at TSL is one of the best deals around in terms of price and quality, and with the new Club 845.337.4848 ∙ BULLANDBUDDHA.COM Helsinki down the street, should be another compelling reason to get to Hudson sometime soon. And though we mention the Queen’s Galley frequently in this magazine, this month Roll talks to its leader and founder Diane Reeder, a person who (in my opinion) should be considered a living saint in any truly civilized culture. Thanks to the ongoing economic slump, Queen’s Galley has been feeding and helping out more than twice the usual amount of people with only half their usual donations. You should try doing that sometime, if you aren’t having to already. But they somehow manage. There is always a need for help and funding though, so please visit the Galley website— www.queensgalley.org—if you feel like helping fight the good fight. So let us wish you a fine post-Election Day Thanksgiving, and we hope you have much to be thankful for. We here at Roll are deeply thankful to you, Dear Reader, as you obviously care about staying informed about important things like art, ecology, and creative living in the Hudson Valley. You—like the good folks featured in this magazine—make this a special place to live! Cheers, Ross Rice, editor 2 | rollmagazine.com It’s Warren Kitchen & Cutlery for the Holidays! The Hudson Valley’s best selection of fine cutlery, professional cookware, appliances, glassware, barware, serving pieces and professional kitchen tools. Great gifts. Knives sharpened while you shop. 6934 Route 9 Rhinebeck, NY 12572 Just north of the 9G intersection 845-876-6208 Mon–Sat 9:30–5:30, Sun 11–4:30 wk&c_roll_nov10-hph.indd 1 3 | rollmagazine.com 10/26/10 3:15 PM table of contents 2 editor’s note— 8 roll art & image— fact over fantasy: veteran comic book illustrator Jim Starlin’s new memoir, by Jay Blotcher 14 roll the music— composer/educator/actor George Tsontakis: bringing it all back home, by Peter Aaron 18 roll listings— art | music | theatre & cinema 30 roll CD reviews— roll back- 90s alternative rock new releases from Matt Turk, Todd Nelson, and ORYAN 32 roll dollars & sense— the Financial Reform Act of 2010: how does it affect you? By Beth Jones 34 roll on stage & screen— sound, lights, action: 20 years of Time & Space Limited in Hudson, by Karen Keats 42 roll community— feeding the hungry with compassion and grace: Diane Reeder and the Queen’s Galley, by Jamaine Bell 44 roll cuisine corner— the creative sausage, by Pierre-Luc Moeys, Oriole 9 45 roll wine & spirits— Thai one on: tea and vodka, by Luciano Valdivia 46 Rob Brezsny’s freewill astrology— 48 roll portrait READ ABOUT OUR COVER ARTIST JIM STARLIN IN THIS MONTH ’S “ ART & IMAGE ” ON PG . 8. 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