Perspectives
An exhibition of contemporary art with the title ''Places of the Spirit: Sacred Sites of the Adirondacks" suggests works of the kind of grandeur that the 19th-century Hudson River painters found in wilderness settings such as the Adirondacks, which they portrayed as pristine Edens unspoiled by humans. (Full article: 836 words)
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