Currents

Natalya Khorover, the HRM’s Spring and Summer 2023 Teaching Artist-in-Residence, just completed a series of engaging hands-on workshops for visitors to create artworks from colorful, single-use plastics that would otherwise contribute to the pollution of our environment.

The Morsemere Garden Club has done five plantings this season, with more than 300 annuals donated by Untermyer Gardens Conservancy and individual garden members, plus annuals planted by Todd Jones, HRM’s Assistant Director, Facilities and Operations.

The Hudson River Museum is thrilled to share that Karintha Lowe, PhD, American Studies program at Harvard University, will serve as the Mellon Public Humanities Fellow at Sarah Lawrence College and the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, NY.

As supporters of our Museum, you are the heart and soul of our institution. Your unwavering dedication, generosity, and passion have enabled us to flourish and fulfill our mission of engaging, inspiring, and connecting our diverse communities through the power of the arts, sciences, and history.

After years of planning and construction, we will debut our new West Wing, opening to the public on Friday, June 16. This transformational project will bring a premier museum experience to all in Westchester and the metropolitan area.

Leonardo Ilianov De La Cruz played an active part of the genesis of the HRM Contemporaries Council and was an important leader of many HRM programs, including drawing workshops and most recently the Corner Store Community art workshop, presented in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.

The Eugene M. Lang Foundation is a private family foundation that seeks to effect change in the areas of arts and culture, education, health and human services, and justice.

Donna Murphy’s performances in theater, film, and television have forged a career of exceptional diversity, impressing both audiences and critics with her depth and skill.

Mary Calvi’s dedication to the arts and history is evident in her longtime support of the Hudson River Museum as a committed member of our Board of Trustees, a dynamic featured program participant, and a vocal champion of our work.

We are thrilled to announce that the Hudson River Museum has been awarded reaccreditation from the American Alliance of Museums (AAM), the highest national recognition afforded the nation’s museums.