POLICE REPORT CASE TITLE: Mysterious death at fundraiser DATE/TIME REPORTED: 6 pm Friday, November 15 LOCATION: Hyde House, 161 Warren St., Glens Falls, New York INCIDENT TYPE/OFFENSE: Murder REPORTING OFFICER: Detective VICTIM: Reginald Wayne NARRATIVE: Join the Detective and the Tour Guide as they investigate a colorful cast of suspects and the history of Hyde…
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A recent Ask the Curator question left at the front desk wanted more information about the sixteenth-century alabaster bust of St. Augustine in the Music Room. Jonathan Canning, The Hyde’s director of curatorial affairs and programming, wrote the following: St. Augustine Holding the Trinity, 16th century German? Alabaster The Hyde Collection, Bequest of Mrs. Charlotte…
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10:30 am to noon Wednesday, November 13 For author Johannah Spero, leading writing workshops is even better than teaching high school English, a job she loved early in her career. “Participants in the workshop are enthusiastic and actually want to be there,” she laughed. “I leave every workshop feeling inspired.” Spero is particularly excited about…
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3:30 and 5 pm Thursday, November 14 GLENS FALLS, New York—What started as an aspiring musician creating a poster for his band’s gigs turned into a career for Nathan Meltz. The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute professor was an undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin, which has one of the nation’s top printmaking programs, when his…
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2 pm Sunday, November 10 Cyndy Barbone has been weaving for most of her life, but after hearing a radio broadcast about the world’s water crisis, changed her method. “It takes so much water to rinse out dye, and I thought, ‘This is crazy,’ because … it seemed to be a really urgent issue,” she…
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An article in The Guardian examines centuries of sexual secrets hinted at in artists’ masterpieces. It’s a fun read, with a little centuries-old gossip of who stepped out with whom, including artists represented in The Hyde’s permanent collection (Van Dyck, Rubens, da Vinci, Raphael). It ends, though, with a quick look at Picasso who, it…
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1 to 4 pm Sunday, November 10 Many Artists of the Mohawk Hudson Region focus on the idea climate change. This Art Lab, we will explore the beauty of nature, the destructive power of human actions, and problem solving. Participants of all ages are invited to create collage works that express the individual’s thoughts on…
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10:30 am Friday, November 1 Have you played peek-a-boo and delighted your child when he or she sees your face? Object permanence is the understanding that objects continue to exist even when they cannot be seen, heard, touched, smelled, or sensed in any way. Babies think a ball is gone when it is hidden in…
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Tours for Tots is a morning program for guardians and children ages 3 to 5. Explore the Museum’s permanent collection or exhibitions with age-appropriate gallery and art-making activities introducing young children to big ideas in art. 10:30 am Thursday, November 7 Lines wiggle, zag, and stretch reeeeaaaallllly long. Can we move our bodies like a line…
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2:30 to 4:30 pm Wednesday, November 6 A line is a dot that went for a walk! Learn how artists like Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, and Fernard Léger used line to create people, buildings, and birds. In the Art Studio, we will be experimenting with contour drawing and blind contour drawing. When you arrive, receive…
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