This is a virtual program. In 1862, Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait painted A Good Time Coming, a composition of the painter’s own fishing and shooting shanty on Constable Point in Raquette Lake. The now iconic painting was reproduced as a colored chromolithograph by the printmaker Currier & Ives and has since captured the imagination of generations […]

This is a virtual program. In the words of the late Harvey Kaiser, author of Great Camps of the Adirondacks: “There is a place for a claim that the architecture of the Adirondacks, especially as formulated in the evolution of the great camps, is a distinct style—the Adirondack Rustic Style.” In a panel discussion moderated by Jim […]

This program will be a hybrid event (in-person AND virtual). Those interested in attending the program in-person can register here. An evening conversation with photographer J Henry Fair and naturalist Ed Kanze, moderated by NCPR’s Mitch Teich. ADKX’s 2022 seasonal exhibition Scarred Landscape features Fair’s monumental aerial photographs documenting human impact upon the Adirondack landscape; […]

This program will be in person. Renowned Adirondack photographer Carl Heilman’s goal has always been to recreate the feelings of place... to portray how special and unique a place is, and to evoke the sensations of being there at the time the photograph was created. In this highly visual program, Carl will share his inspiration […]

Este programa será en persona. El libro de Bill Cross Winslow Homer: American Passage es la biografía definitiva de un hombre de todos los Estados Unidos que fue la contrapartida visual de Mark Twain en prosa y de Walt Whitman en poesía. En su presentación, Bill hablará de las formas en que los Adirondacks se convirtieron en un lugar de salvación para Homer - [...]