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Williams Goldsmith ʼ26 is offering his life to you through his music, and you should listen. Goldsmith, known as Williams*, is churning out singles and EPs. Nixing doubters of the sustainability of this rapid-fire process, he expresses certainty about music’s place in his life. “I want to put out something about every month for the

TIVOLI — The Tivoli Artists Gallery (TAG) and Sustainable Hudson Valley are present a new spring Exhibition Our Only Planet: Art for Sustainability! with an opening reception 5-7 p.m. April 27 at Tivoli Artists Gallery, 60 Broadway Tivoli. The environmentally themed exhibit will feature images that highlight the urgent need to protect our planet and

The experience of being the odd one out at school might have drawn him to Baldwin’s essay, he says. Although New York was and is full of black people, Ligon says he still found what Baldwin wrote about alienation and blackness mirroring his own feelings. US conceptual artist Glenn Ligon, who is coming to Hong

Arts nonprofit Young Texas Artists (YTA) put on an evening of down-home Texana and concert classics at its benefit gala dubbed “Bach, Beethoven & Barbecue” at Conroe’s Crighton Theatre. The three-part celebration included a dinner with dancing and a live auction; a Finalists’ Concert & Awards presentation featuring performances from eight rising classical music stars; and

Pearl district gallery Parallax Art Center will be closing June 30, announced executive director Chandra Glaeseman late last week “with great sadness.” “Despite our best efforts, we have been unable to secure the necessary funding to sustain our operations,” Glaeseman wrote. “As I am writing this, I’ve had to navigate the ever-present piles of human

UP AT EIGHT THIS MORNING FOR THAT CONCERT. YEAH, EVAN. AND THEY’RE STILL LINING UP NOW FOR DRAKE AND JAY COLE THAT ARE GOING TO BE HERE IN OKLAHOMA CITY FOR A TWO NIGHT TOUR. WE’RE GOING TO SHOW YOU THE LINE. THIS IS JUST ONE OF THE LINES. IT LITERALLY IS HALFWAY BACK ON

Afrobeats has been undergoing a reckoning, especially as the nominal term used to represent the wide range of popular music from West African (and generally African) artists. This is hugely significant for the sake of cultural nuance because of how much weight is attached to names culturally and spiritually in most, if not all, African