Creative Economy Journal 3 - June Edition

For June the Creative Economy crew dropped in on a couple openings: June 10, 2022 : John Van Alstine | Directors Circle Preview Event John Van Alstine has been described as an abstract artist with a keen sense of composition, who evokes narratives from inanimate objects, and a sculptor who finds the balance and energy in the moment. Van Alstine works at the nexus of natural forces and the manmade, at the intersection between wild nature and technology. Interviews include John, Guest Curator Caroline M. Welsh and the Hyde Collections Education & Engaugement Curator Katelyn Foley. June 3, 2022 : Lasting Impression Exhibtion | Pine Hills Public Library Art professors often have dual roles: making art and turning students into artists. Eleven regional printmaking professors were asked to exhibit and to, in turn, invite a current or former student to exhibit alongside them. “Lasting Impression” reveals both the range of printwork being made in our region and the lasting impressions students and faculty make on each other. Ten regional colleges are represented in the exhibition: Bard College, Bennington College, Dutchess Community College, Middlebury College, Rensselaer Polytechnic University, Skidmore College, SUNY Oneonta, University at Albany, University of Hartford, and Union College. 3 Questions with Freelance Television Sound Engineer and Creative Economy Journal Host Moses Nagel. Moses has a rich career in the field of television, radio and podcasts and shares little bit about what its like to be and in demand sound based creative.