FEATURING TALENTED LOCAL ARTISTS

Alexis England’s studio is a place of beautiful contradictions. While curious goats peer in from the cold Millerton winter outside, England manages two different creative worlds within the same four walls.

For more than 50 years, Migdal has been making sculptures and, since 2009, has increasingly focused on large-scale public works across the United States.

Figurative painter Susan Rand works within a visual language of quiet observation and pause. Her figures, often viewed from behind, invite the viewer to inhabit their vantage point and look outward through their eyes.

Behind many artists and creatives are galleries, curators, and collectives whose passion for art, in both historical and contemporary senses, supports these artists in showcasing their work on a broader platform than studio visits. This helps the artists place their work, allowing them to focus on the creative aspect of their world. I met Kim Schmidt at a gallery show. She has a genuine passion for her practice. Growing up in New York City, she witnessed the art world through multiple facets and has worked […]