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Beacon

World-class modern art, a boutique-lined Main Street, and incredible access to the Hudson Highlands.

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Hudson

A whaling port turned design capital, where a mile of nineteenth-century Warren Street climbs from the river.

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Kingston

The first capital of New York and a gateway between the Hudson and the Catskills.

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Newburgh

Dramatic Hudson views, world-class architecture, and a waterfront that runs late.

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Poughkeepsie

Historic colleges, a thriving culinary scene, and the world's longest elevated pedestrian bridge.

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Woodstock

America's oldest art colony, a music-history landmark, and a walkable village on the edge of the Catskills.

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Anthony Scarzafava is a New York–based abstract painter whose career spans more than four decades.

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Keep It Together, A Regional Exhibition Juried by Elizabeth Keithline | Wallkill River Center for the Arts

Anthony Scarzafava will be exhibiting

Keep It Together. A Regional Exhibition Juried by Elizabeth Keithline August 22 - September 27, 2026 In addit...

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Anthony Scarzafava

Montgomery / Orange County

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