Chronogram 8 Events in the Hudson Valley This Week
Multi-arts center Basilica Hudson has partnered with HOLO and Experimental Sound Studio Chicago for “The Art Emergence in Upstate New York,” a four-part edition of the latter two organizations’ “Place of Assembly” podcast.
Go to article →Rurali Intelligence “TAKE CARE OF THE PAIN” IS A MESSAGE TO LIGHT YOUR WAY FORWARD
As an artist in residence at Basilica, she created a 12-foot-tall structure titled Seven Sisters, a beacon in the darkness of these past months that tells us to “take care of the pain.” (The Seven Sisters refers to the Pleiades, a star cluster which in Greek mythology represents the seven daughters of Atlas. In the neon work, DeVries placed the stars in the position of the Pleiades constellation pattern.)
Go to article →The Dandy 2022 Will Be One of The Most Celebratory Years in History
With so many fires to put out, it’s tough to know where to even start. But one thing’s for sure: we need music, art, and thoughtful cultural contributions now more than ever.
Go to article →Hudson Valley One Basilica Farm & Flea Market goes virtual
Missing out on a celebratory in-person ten-year anniversary season has been heartbreaking for Basilica, but it has also been a call to action and transformation.
Go to article →NME The National share concert film, ‘Guilty Party: Basilica Hudson’
Titled Guilty Party: Basilica Hudson, the 80-minute film features footage from the band’s 2017 show at Basilica Hudson in New York.
Go to article →Pitchfork Waxahatchee “Lilacs”
Music Video Filmed at Basilica Hudson. In a country speak-sing, she gestures toward passing time and bad dreams, dying flowers and dust: the kind of visions that have consumed songwriters with acoustic guitars forever.
Go to article →Radio Kingston Green Radio Hour: Melissa Auf der Maur and Basilica Green
Hosted by Jon Bowermaster. Conversation and music with Basilica Hudson co-founder Melissa Auf der Maur, with all the news that's fit to print from Hudson's greenest venue.
Go to article →The New Yorker Basilica SoundScape
SoundScape, the flagship weekend for the Hudson, New York, performance venue, evinces a mind-set that’s at once bookish and noisy.
Go to article →Brooklyn Vegan Basilica Soundscape brought experimentation & intimacy to Hudson NY
With the onset of Basilica Soundscape, an annual music and arts festival held in an abandoned factory, the town’s uniform shifts undoubtedly to a more gothic hue: black, leather, and maybe (if you’re really bold) black leather.
Go to article →The New York Times 12 Pop, Rock and Jazz Concerts to Check Out in N.Y.C.
Known for the diversity of its artfully curated programming, this three-day experience offers a viable alternative for those who dislike corporatized festival culture.
Go to article →Wave Farm 24-Hour Drone 2019
Through this expanded programming, 24-HOUR DRONE strives to break down barriers across borders, offering an opportunity to connect diverse musical communities and traditions, offering a localized snapshot of DRONE within the larger context of universal sound.
Go to article →The Creative Independent On learning to grow a cultural space from scratch
Musician and Basilica Hudson Co-Founder Melissa Auf der Maur shares how much commitment and determination it took to transform an industrial-era factory into a sustainable, community-centric cultural venue.
Go to article →Rolling Stone See Courtney Love, Melissa Auf der Maur Reunite to Perform Hole Songs
Love, who was on hand at the Auf der Maur-co-founded Basilica Hudson as the honored guest of the Pioneering People fundraising concert, performed the Hole songs “Miss World,” “Doll Parts” and “Softer Softest” with her former bassist.
Go to article →Upstater Brighten Your Black Friday at Basilica Hudson’s Farm & Flea
Heading to the big-box stores on Black Friday? Consider Hudson, NY, instead, where you’ll find a gift for everyone on your list at Basilica Hudson’s Farm & Flea Holiday Market...
Go to article →Vice I Spent 12 Hours at a Drone Festival and It Made the World Seem Like a Better Place
Basilica Hudson’s annual fest celebrating harsh abstractions proved the proper place to overcome some of my skepticism and neuroses.
Go to article →The New Yorker Music Festival, Done Correctly
It’s an enjoyable, not overwhelming experience; many cities in what some call, unfortunately, secondary markets could take a cue from Basilica and duplicate the magic.
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