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Darien, CT
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Meet The Artist Behind “Canvases of the Cosmos” In Darien Meet The Artist Behind “Canvases of the Cosmos” In Darien Meet The Artist Behind “Canvases of the Cosmos” In Darien
Meet The Artist Behind “Canvases of the Cosmos” In Darien Artist Roland Comtois will greet visitors during a special Saturday night reception tied to Geary Gallery’s April exhibition, “Canvases of the Cosmos,” in Darien. According to Geary Gallery’s Facebook post, the meet-and-greet is set for Saturday, April 11, 2026, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the gallery in Darien. The exhibition, “Canvases of the Cosmos,” runs from April 1 through April 30, 2026. The gallery lists its public hours as Wednesday through Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Geary Gallery describes the show as an April presentation of new works by Comtois, a Connecticut-based artist, with the …

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by Daily Voice
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Popular Barbie Designers Killed By Wrong-Way Driver: 'Their Generosity Was Boundless' Popular Barbie Designers Killed By Wrong-Way Driver: 'Their Generosity Was Boundless' Popular Barbie Designers Killed By Wrong-Way Driver: 'Their Generosity Was Boundless'
Popular Barbie Designers Killed By Wrong-Way Driver: 'Their Generosity Was Boundless' Two world-renowned Barbie designers were among four people killed in a crash caused by a wrong-way driver in northern Italy. Mattel confirmed the deaths of Mario Paglino, 52, and Gianni Grossi, 55, in an Instagram post on Monday, July 28. The longtime couple co-founded Magia2000, a custom Barbie doll brand they launched in 1999 that became widely celebrated in the world of collectible dolls. The crash happened at around 11 a.m. Central European Summer Time on Sunday, July 27. According to Italian news service ANSA, an 82-year-old man made a U-turn before a toll booth in Arluno, about 2…

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by Chris Spiker
New Rochelle, NY
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New Sushi Restaurant Opening In New Rochelle: Here's When New Sushi Restaurant Opening In New Rochelle: Here's When New Sushi Restaurant Opening In New Rochelle: Here's When
New Sushi Restaurant Opening In New Rochelle: Here's When Sushi lovers in Westchester will soon be able to indulge in a curated, high-end omakase experience that will soon open a new location in the county.  Sushi by Boū, which will be located in New Rochelle at 40 Westchester Pl. inside The Atelier, is set to open on Friday, May 2 and will be the latest expansion for the fast-growing hospitality group simplevenue, which has launched 23 venues across the country since 2017 under brands like Sushi by Boū, Sushi Suite, Omakaseed, and Fins and Scales.  Inspired by Japanese sushi counters and elevated with modern flair, Sushi by Boū wil…

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by Ben Crnic
DV Plus - Westchester, NY
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Around Westchester Schools: Free Coding, NASA Planet Discovery, Art Trio On Exhibit Around Westchester Schools: Free Coding, NASA Planet Discovery, Art Trio On Exhibit Around Westchester Schools: Free Coding, NASA Planet Discovery, Art Trio On Exhibit
Around Westchester Schools: Free Coding, NASA Planet Discovery, Art Trio On Exhibit Whether your child grows up to be the next Bill Gates he/she should learn coding. The job skillset is in high demand. Coding also helps boost the learning of problem-solving, creativity and communication. And did you know it also helps kids learn cyber safe strategies? AT&T and The Digital Arts Experience have partnered with the  Westchester Library System to bring a first-of-its-kind of free computer coding educational program called AT&T’s Code Heroes, to all 38 Westchester County libraries. This unique program will reach more than 400 students between with a focus on engagin…

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by Donna Christopher
Newark, NJ
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Photography Exhibit Features 40 Working Montclairites Photography Exhibit Features 40 Working Montclairites Photography Exhibit Features 40 Working Montclairites
Photography Exhibit Features 40 Working Montclairites A FedEx employee. A mechanic. A young umpire. You may recognize some of the 40 people that Montclair photographer Phil Cantor captured in his new "Line of Work" series debuting this month at The Gallery at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices NJ Properties. All 40 people live or work near his Lackawanna Plaza studio. The show is inspired by renowned fashion photographer Irving Penn's photo series "Small Trades," which depicted an army of tradesmen in 1951 in Paris, London and New York. "'Line of Work' is a series of portraits highlighting the jobs that we choose for ourselves and how they sha…

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by Cecilia Levine
Cortlandt, NY
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Westchester Insurance Office Open To Public During 'Pop-Up' Art Gallery Westchester Insurance Office Open To Public During 'Pop-Up' Art Gallery Westchester Insurance Office Open To Public During 'Pop-Up' Art Gallery
Westchester Insurance Office Open To Public During 'Pop-Up' Art Gallery The City of Peekskill opens its arms to art lovers this weekend, June 2 and 3. That’s when more than 100 local artists open their workspaces for free public viewing, at the 21st annual celebration of creativity known as Open Studios. Roshi Newman is a lifelong Peekskill artist who doesn’t have her own studio. What she does have is a son who happily serves as a de facto promoter of her artwork.  Chuck Newman is a prominent insurance agent whose offices in downtown Peekskill include permanent displays of his mother’s oil paintings. His space also showcases the metal sculptures of another vete…

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by Jon Craig
Fairfield, CT
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Art Masterpieces Never Before Seen In U.S. Coming To Fairfield University Art Masterpieces Never Before Seen In U.S. Coming To Fairfield University Art Masterpieces Never Before Seen In U.S. Coming To Fairfield University
Art Masterpieces Never Before Seen In U.S. Coming To Fairfield University FAIRFIELD, Conn. — Fairfield University Art Museum will soon present a major exhibition featuring international masterpieces never before seen in the United States. “The Holy Name — Art of the Gesù: Bernini and His Age” will be on view in the museum’s Bellarmine Hall Galleries from Feb. 2 through May 19 with a series of related talks and programming across campus celebrating the works in this monumental exhibition. “If I were still director of the Metropolitan, I would be jealous of Fairfield doing this show,” said Philippe de Montebello, director emeritus of The Metropolitan Museum of Art,…

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by Meredith Guinness