In the earliest days of photography, cameras relied on ground glass — a translucent screen onto which the lens projected an image — allowing photographers to carefully focus and compose before capturing a shot.
'My Underground Mother,' a documentary directed by New York Times journalist Marissa Fox, kicks off two-week festival March 24 at Jacob Burns Film Center.
Drawing on connections across Rye and the broader Westchester arts community, the group invited fellow artists to interpret “For the Love of Art” in their own way.
Draped in her signature purple shawl and pearls at her throat, former First Lady and Rye native Barbara Bush’s warm expression and steady posture greet visitors at an exhibit honoring her.
