easy
1-2 hours
No special fitness required—sit, walk, and engage at your own pace.
Discover how contemporary ceramic art and natural beauty collide at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site’s inspiring roundtable event—an unmissable experience for art lovers and adventurers alike.
All ages • Sat, Sept 20 • Part of the Hudson River Skywalk Festival
Join curator Kate Menconeri and artists Ann Agee, Francesca DiMattio, and Valerie Hegarty for an engaging roundtable discussion on the exhibition Emily Cole: Ceramics, Flora & Contemporary Responses. Explore the intersection of feminism, craft, and contemporary art through unique perspectives that challenge traditional narratives and celebrate women's experiences.
Join curator Kate Menconeri and artists Ann Agee, Francesca DiMattio, and Valerie Hegarty for an engaging roundtable discussion on the exhibition Emily Cole: Ceramics, Flora & Contemporary Responses. Explore the intersection of feminism, craft, and contemporary art through unique perspectives that challenge traditional narratives and celebrate women's experiences.
Wear comfortable shoes to explore the historic estate and surrounding grounds.
Verify the specific date and time of the roundtable to ensure attendance.
Capture the scenic views and art installations outside and inside the historic buildings.
Secure good seats or access to discussant panels and exhibitions.
The estate was once home to Thomas Cole, a pioneering landscape painter, and now serves as a cultural center for arts and conservation.
The site is dedicated to preserving its historic buildings and natural landscapes, promoting sustainable tourism.
Necessary for exploring the estate and grounds comfortably.
Capture ideas or sketch artworks inspired by the surroundings.
Document the art pieces and scenic views.
Prepare for variable weather while touring outdoor spaces.