Folk Rock
British Invasion
funk and soul
psychodelia
Glam
disco
Punk
new wave
no wave
post Punk
art rock
psychobilly
outlaw country
new romantics
grunge
rap
indie
freak folk
foxcore
queercore
les rock francais
twee

when I was growing up culturally music movements defined the passage of time, I started with a Donovan obsession and this list ends with Belle and Sebastian and their ilk. While there is still new music I care about like Orville Peck and St Vincent I can’t think of movements after the early 2000

Drawing from 2023 (pen, colored pencil, and collage)

I realize this isn't breaking news but it's insane that voting has begun and Chuck Schumer — leader of the Democratic party — is straight-up refusing to endorse the Democratic nominee for mayor, whose opponent is an alleged serial sexual abuser funded by Trump-allied billionaires

Art Basel appoints communications head Karim Crippa as director of Paris fair He replaces Clément Delépine, who announced his departure last month

Art Basel appoints communications head Karim Crippa as director of Paris fair

Just what I needed

Skip Art for No Kings come see me tomorrow Sunday

Harrison Tenzer Octopus

I was in my chicken coop, scraping poop off the roosting bars before heading to the train to go to the metropolitan opera tonight and hear the electrifying belle canto arias in La Sonnambula. Am i living in a Willa Cather story substituting the Hudson Valley for the plains of Nebraska ?

come visit

Anatomy Lesson No.82, 30x30, oil on linen, heading to Rice Polak Gallery in Provincetown, MA.

First time visiting the Norman Rockwell museum which seems explicitly to celebrate all the civic virtues lost today

opening day of seeking complexity

But you live in nyc I have to cram

My knee doctor in measuring whether a new knee would improve my life asked about my physical hobbies. I neglected to say seeing 50 gallery shows gave me immense pleasure on a New York afternoon but was hard on my joints. i ran out of steam after 20 and missed some good ones.

Opening Saturday October 4th, 3-5PM
October 4th-December 21 , 2025
Seeking Complexity
17 Broad Street
Kinderhook, NY 12106
David Becker - Deborah Bright - Jane Fine - Bo Joseph - Brian Kenny- AJ Liberto - Andy Ness - Harrison Tenzer

As adjunct to soon-to-open exhibition at the Whitney, Michael Rosenfeld Gallery in Chelsea has a concurrent show, "Surreal America," with some great works including: this absolute 🔥 Pavel Tchelitchew portrait of Fidelma Cadmus, sister of Paul Cadmus & sometime partner of Lincoln Kirstein

An article headline: We need to make sure Graham Platner goes to Washington. The Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate is pushing a notion of populism that aims to empower rather than to divide.

We’re building a movement to fight for the working class — and to take our power back.

Male Spaces and the Sacred Masculine I was speaking with a friend in his forties about his coming out as non-binary later in life.

open.substack.com/pub/billarni...

Totally fascinating read

Bill Arning | Substack Bill Arning is a contemporary art advisor, gallerist curator and critic based in the Hudson Valley

Finally started posting on Substack
substack.com/@billarning9...

Love this, whose account is that?

Sunday one of my gay culture heroes Don Shewey is coming to the Hudson Valley to read from Daddy Lover God, a book I cherish and leaned so much from, 5PM Sunday Sept 7th at 17 Broad Street Kinderhook NY

Standing room only gallery for of Willa Cather’s A Wagner Matinee

A lovely weekend to enjoy getting colors stuck in your eye

Michael Lazarus
Chair #24, 2024
Acrylic on panel
22.5 x 20 in

Roddy Bottum read from his soon to be published memoir The Royal We