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“Dwell in Hindsight” - I always enjoy performing this one… looking forward to the concert tomorrow in New Paltz, NY!

#newpaltz #piano #originalmusic

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Interested in donating to the Purple Day Collection Drive?

This week, donation boxes are located in the Engineering Innovation Hub First Floor Lobby.

You can donate gift cards, unopened hygiene items, unused flip flops and unused towels that will be donated to Domestic Violence shelters.

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A big thank you to Tim Doak (MS ‘18) for his insightful and inspiring presentation on his work in pediatric palliative care this past weekend! Audience members seated in wooden chairs view a presentation titled "Pediatric Palliative Care" displayed on a screen at the front of a hall, where a speaker stands at a microphone.

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Visit the Student Wellbeing Resource Table in Haggerty Administration Building, room 705 today, 10/20 from 8AM - 6PM and contribute to our Community Connections Question “What does success mean to you?”

Earn a raffle ticket for Procrastination Wonderland by completing the sign-in sheet. Snacks will be provided.

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Hey Students & Alumni!

Couple of updates:
- This month, visit Haggerty Administration Building, room 705 (Monday - Friday during business hours) for our Go Purple Resource Table in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

- This Sunday, 10/18 from 11AM - 12PM enjoy Brunch Bingo in the Awosting Hall for Alumni Weekend!
Play a game of bingo in the main lounge with brunch goodies followed by a tour of Awosting Hall!
Learn about Adulting at New Paltz and the National Residence Hall Honorary.

Have a wonderful weekend!

(Alternate Text: photos of Go Purple Day resources, business cards and juice boxes).

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Hello Everyone!

For Go Purple Day, today from 1PM - 4PM we will be in Haggerty Administration Building, room 705!

Receive purple themed giveaways and learn about Go Purple Day in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

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Want to know which Art degree at NP is right for you? Check out this handy degree paths guide! All freshman start in the BA Visual Arts degree—with the goal of moving to the BSVA degree upon completion of foundation review, generally in the second semester freshman year. Students can apply directly to Art Education or a BFA Program as well. Art Education & BFA applications are due the Thursday before Art AID each semester.
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You can always reach out to your Art advisor for more information about your path, or how to get on the path you want. Your art advisor and current degree is listed at the top of your progress report.
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#npart #artprogram #artschool #arteducation

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Getting my feet wet preparing for Soon is Now festival and exhibition opening this weekend! This year’s festival is concurrent with the public opening of the exhibition Placing Water in The River Center at Scenic Hudson’s Long Dock Park, 8 Long Dock Road. Open to the public from 12-7pm during the festival on Saturday, October 17 with a reception from 5-7pm. Exhibition hours continue through Nov 22nd, Fri-Sun 12-5pm.

with artists Jeremy Dennis, Ronnie Farley, Mary Mattingly, Steve Rossi, Renee Royale, Sarah Cameron Sunde, SPURSE, Robbie Wing

Placing Water focuses on the geographical and cultural distinctiveness of place-based, embodied understandings of our relationship to imperiled waterways. Through body and sound immersions, material explorations, research, documentation, participatory actions, and storytelling, the artists directly engage with the entangled history and ecology of specific water bodies, ranging from the Muh-he-kun-ne-tuk/ Hudson River and Mohawk River Watersheds, the East River and New York City’s watershed, the Atlantic Ocean and waters surrounding and crossing Long Island, the Erie Canal, the Monongahela River, and Lake Michigan. Marked by curiosity, care, and reverence, the exhibition operates through strategies like mapping, walking, recording, shaping, submerging, measuring and restaging to uncover histories and evidence of our human degradation of water, so intertwined with our colonial and industrial legacies, while also witnessing, honoring, and drawing attention to the waters so integral to our survival.
The festival connects with the Placing Water exhibition with water-themed live performance works staged in the landscape of Scenic Hudson’s Long Dock Park. Performances by Rock City Falls Trio, Felicia Ballos & Elisa Santiago, Twinkle Burke, Jojo Gonzalez, Elizabeth M Lindy, SPURSE, Robbie Wing, and Zyanya.

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Happy fall break! And shoutout to the ARS102 Design: Color students on these very intricate hand cut paper pieces—these and many more are on view in Smiley Art Building! 👀
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Comment if you see your work!
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#npart #foundation #papercut @sunynewpaltz @np_fpa

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Join us for an open mic following the alumni showcase on Saturday Oct 17th! An event graphic with blue and white sections announcing an "Open Mic" for "Alumni & Grad Students". The details state: Saturday, October 17th, from 6pm to 8pm at Shepard Hall, with light refreshments served. Small text at the bottom notes that "Mic" is shorthand for microphone.

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📣Mark Your Calendars! Professor Kerry Dean Carso @kdcarso will present her research in our first "Art History in Action: Our Faculty Present Their Scholarship" event of the 26-27 academic year!

Thursday, October 22nd, at 5:30 PM in JFT 1010, Professor Carso talk is "Washington Allston’s Monaldi: A Tale (1841): A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Interdisciplinary Research"

About the talk:

"The 19th Century American artist Washington Allston bridges the worlds of art and literature in his novel Monaldi: A Tale (1841). Full of Gothic intrigue and suspense, Allston’s novel tells the story of a renowned and idealistic Italian artist named Monaldi who descends into madness and despair after falling prey to the machinations of his evil poet-friend Maldura and a bandit named Fialto. In his time, Allston achieved fame as a Grand Manner history painter in both Great Britain and the United States, but his novel has received less attention from scholars than his paintings.

"Professor Carso’s new edition (University of Wales Press, 2026) draws attention to this semi-forgotten novel in the transatlantic Gothic canon. Professor Carso will give a behind-the-scenes look at the primary research and new discoveries she uncovered while researching and editing Allston’s novel."

BONUS! Professor Carso has a blog post on her new book at the @uniwalespress website. Go to
https://www.uwp.co.uk/monaldi-a-tale-1841/ (or to Link in our Bio!)

Refreshments will be provided.

For accommodations, please contact Art History Chair, Professor Keely Heuer, as soon as possible by email at heuerk@newpaltz.edu or by phone: 845-257-3829.
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15m Art History in Action: Our Faculty Present Their Scholarship with Dr. Kerry Dean Carso, Washington Allston's Monaldi: A Tale (1841), A Behind the Scenes Look at Interdisciplinary Research, Thursday October 22 at 5:30 PM in JFT 1010, Refreshments will be served. Photo of Prof. Carso in a blue scarf and a painting detail of a portrait of the painter and author, Washington Allston, For accommodations, please contact Art History Chair, Professor Keely Heuer, as soon as possible by email at heuerk@newpaltz.edu or by phone: 845-257-3829.

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Students planning for the BFA/MFA thesis shows @dorskymuseum this am with the amazing Lucas Fox, museum preparator. There will be one show this fall opening on December 4, mark your calendars!
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