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The Lives of the Hudson exhibition explores the long history of one of the greatest American rivers that has flowed through countless years of geological and ecological change and more recently through the recorded history of American civilization and culture.
This special online feature complements the gallery exhibition and provides additional historical information and background about the river. It was created at the Tang Museum by a team of Skidmore College students including Riley Albair, Alicea Cock-Esteb, Sarah Faude, Gillian Halbreich, Kengo Ikeda-Iyeki, Michelle Julian, Kacey Light, Nida Pellizzer, and Blair Stelle.
Launch Lives of The Hudson - An Online Journey Web Feature
Lives of the Hudson explores the long history of one of America’s greatest rivers, surveying the natural river, the imagined river, the human river, and the working river. See More
Slideshow: Lives of the Hudson, part 2
New works and images from the Lives of the Hudson exhibition. See More
Video: Co-curators Ian Berry and Tom Lewis discuss their collaboration on Lives of the Hudson
Co-curators Ian Berry and Tom Lewis discuss their collaboration on Lives of the Hudson See More
Video: Lives of the Hudson, Curator Interview with Ian Berry and Tom Lewis
Click here to check out the full listing of Lives on Hudson Videos. See More
Video: Dunkerley Dialogue: Investigating the Hudson
With artists Bob Braine and Leslie Reed, Judy Halstead, Professor of Chemistry and Karen Kellogg, Associate Professor, Environmental Studies Program See More
Panel Discussion: Writing the Hudson
Readings and conversation with authors from the forthcoming book "Lives of the Hudson". See More
Elevator Music 15: A Sound Map of the Hudson
An aural journey spanning from the source of the Hudson River. See More
