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Local artists present community projects funded by NYS regrant programs
Summary
Artist Sidney Cash previewed a kinetic-light work titled "Radiance" to be installed at the Marlboro Free Library; artist Katie Down described 'Sound Stories,' an oral-history and sound-art project that has collected 35 interviews so far and will culminate in public events this fall.
At the workshop meeting on July 27, Supervisor Corcoran introduced two local artists who described grant-supported public-art projects. Sidney Cash presented a new installation titled “Radiance,” which uses light, color and kinetic patterning and is slated for placement at the Marlboro Free Library upon completion of the library renovation.
Katie Down described an oral-history and sound-art project called "Sound Stories." She told the Board she has interviewed 35 residents so far, with a goal of 50–60, and described plans for sound collages, public sound walks this fall, and a community gathering at The Falcon to share contributed stories and recordings. Both projects were funded through regrant programs administered by Arts Mid-Hudson and the New York State Council on the Arts, the latter supported by state executive and legislative offices, the artists said.
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