Take A Walk On The Wild Dark Side

 

© 2021 Luke T. Bush

PLATTSBURGH CITY, NY – 05/07/21

Jim Kobak’s art captures your attention, images creating haunting impressions.

Friday evening the Strand Center for the Arts held a reception for an exhibit of his phantasmagorical portraits and other eldritch paintings.  The exhibit will be on display until May 28th.  Contact SCA at Info@StrandCenter.org or call (518) 563-1604 for more information.

 

 Artist Jim Kobak (left) views some digital images.

 

 

Voted As Most Improved Newspaper in Publisher’s Network

By Luke T. Bush


The Press Republican beat out 90 other newspapers in the CNHI, LCC chain for showing the best improvement: https://bit.ly/33oGKTQ

Here’s evidence of how they’ve improved with this item about two people being transported to the hospital:

 

The headline as written implies that only one person should ride a boar at a time or face danger.

Does This Tree Make Me Look Fat?

 

Springtime In Plattsburgh, NY

 

Spring Bloom

 

Too Late

 

Want Ads With Typos?

 

Walking Advertisement

 

 

Do you like walking around giving free advertising for a corporation?  I only saw the front view of the jacket on the Columbia website.  After I opened up the package I found COLUMBIA emblazoned on the back in large letters with its logo.

Returning to the website I discovered I was supposed to hover the cursor on the  image to see the back view.  Next time I'll be more cautious.

Ms Zee: Irish Lass

 

 

As holidays near and seasons change Ms. Zee keeps up with appropriate attire.  The mannequin watches the street from her front window at the WNBZ 106.3 FM studio on City Hall Place, Plattsburgh City.  For St. Patrick's Day Ms. Zee wears the green.

 

 

 

Pop For The People

 

© 2021 Luke T. Bush

Inspired by the works of Andy Warhol the Plattsburgh State Burke Art Gallery has exploded with pop art by local artists. The exhibit will be on display until March 12.

Due to the pandemic Plattsburgh State Art Museum is closed to the public but faculty, staff and students may visit at reduced capacity. If you belong to that listed group you can visit from at Monday through Friday from noon to 4 p.m in the John Meyers Building.

M.I. Devine curated the exhibit. Saranac Central High School students under the mentoring of art teacher Amy Guglielmo have contributed works.

For more information call 518-564-2474 or visit https://www.plattsburgh.edu/plattslife/arts/art-museum/museum-exhibitions.html.