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On Friday, June 25, the Hudson River Museum will host Looking Up, Looking Forward: A Gala to Benefit the Hudson River Museum with a special outdoor evening event in our bucolic courtyard. The fist honoree we are spotlighting is Marcus C. John.

On April 8, 2021, Mayor Mike Spano acknowledged Ruth Weiner’s many contributions with a 2021 Community Service Award during a virtual ceremony.

The HRM honored the memory of longtime Docent Marilyn Bender, who passed away in January, by dedicating a late nineteenth-century painting by John Douglas, View of the Hudson Highlands with Woman Painting, in her honor.

Como parte de, Border Cantos | Sonic Border, nos complace compartir esta página de recursos y organizaciones comunitarias.

As part of Border Cantos | Sonic Border, we are pleased to share this page of community resources and organizations.

We emphatically stand against and condemn anti-Asian racism and the hate incidents occurring across the United States.

Painter Librado “Lee” Romero and photographer Richard Misrach offer two views of Calexico, California, both on view at the Hudson River Museum.

As the pandemic continues to affect our everyday lives, the distribution of vaccines gives us hope that soon we will be outside our windows, together. We dedicate this virtual exhibition to all those we lost in the past year. May their memory continue to inspire the next generation.

In May 2020, we invited teachers and students to submit images or writing that reflected our new reality during the pandemic. We were moved and humbled by the response from near and far.

This month, we unveil Border Cantos | Sonic Border, a profoundly moving exhibition that crosses boundaries in many ways. Using the language of art, photographer Richard Misrach and sculptor and composer Guillermo Galindo bring a humanitarian perspective to the political debates that surround the subject of immigration today.