Author: Will Levith

The majority of our Hyde Collection patrons are no doubt trying desperately to find a normal routine while quarantined at home during the COVID-19 outbreak. And we’ve heeded your call for mental stimulation with our recent decision to go virtual, bringing our latest exhibitions to the comfort of your own home. To add to your…
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The Hyde Collection would like to extend a big “thank you” to everyone who made it out to our benefit concert at The Strand Theatre in Hudson Falls, NY. The concert featured performances by Lake George-based rock bands Blue Moon and The Switch, as well as a short presentation by The Hyde Collection. Check out…
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You don’t have to travel to a major city to catch a glimpse of some of the greatest works of the 20th century. Until June 8, visitors to The Hyde Collection can view works by renowned artists Alexander Calder (1973 lithograph, Waves) and Isamu Noguchi (1966 sculpture, Snail) at the Feibes & Schmitt Gallery. Calder…
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Did you catch The Hyde Collection’s big TV debut? On February 18, WMHT aired its popular AHA! A House for Arts series, featuring profiles of The Hyde’s Director of Curatorial Affairs and Programming, Jonathan Canning; and Curator of Museum Education & Programming (and talented contemporary artist), Jenny Hutchinson. Show host Lara Ayad first talked with…
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According to new research, cracks on the surface of old paintings (think: the Mona Lisa) may actually be the key to their longevity. This phenomenon, known as “craquelure” in the art restoration world, is caused by the surface of the painting expanding and contracting due to changes in temperature and humidity. It was long believed…
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