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In Kelly Adirondack Center newsletters

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On May 1, the Kelly Adirondack Center will host an opening for our new exhibition, Time and Place West and East. The show features poems and photographs taken from Jim and Carol McCord’s latest book. The photographs, many taken in the Capital Region, focus on their observations of the natural world.

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In Kelly Adirondack Center newsletters

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The Kelly Adirondack Center 2024 Fall Newsletter features the new native and pollinator garden and their new art exhibition at Great Camp Sagamore. It also highlights the Adirondack Research Library research material available at the Center and online.

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The Adirondack Chronology is intended to be a useful resource for researchers and others interested in the Adirondacks and Adirondack history.

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Jacob Abbot will demo his online StoryMap tool for navigating the history of dams in the Adirondacks. He uses entries from The Adirondack Chronology along with historic maps from the Adirondack Research Library collection. Maryam Ramjohn will present her interactive timeline in a platform called OMEKA in which she traces the evolution of Native American life in the Adirondacks. Her project is called “The Erasure of Native American Culture in the Adirondacks,” and she looks at the history of appropriation of Native places, place names, and culture.

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In Kelly Adirondack Center newsletters

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Highlights of exhibition, The Two Painters: Laini Nemett & Walter Hatke at the Kelly Adirondack Center

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The Spring 2022 Kelly Adirondack Center Newsletter shares information on our spring birding programs and recent advances in digital preservation at the Adirondack Research Library. We also remember Anne Weld and Patty Prindle, two ARL volunteers who passed away in February.

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In Kelly Adirondack Center newsletters

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The Kelly Adirondack Center Fall 2022 newsletter shares information about volume 25 of AJES, a new collection at the Adirondack Research Library, and student experiences from Professor Laini Nemett's plein air painting course.

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In Kelly Adirondack Center newsletters

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The Kelly Adirondack Center Fall 2021 newsletter shares information on the Adirondack Mini-Term and newly available acid rain archives from the Adirondack Council.

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The Kelly Adirondack Center 2023 Fall Newsletter features the work of KAC Fellows where each student took on a project that focused on furthering their understanding of the complex relationships between nature and society. It also highlights the Adirondack Research Library research material available at the Center and online.

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The Kelly Adirondack Center 2023 Spring Newsletter shares our enthusiasm for the Art of Noticing this season ! This issue also includes details of the importance of a large digitization project in the Adirondack Research Library, and an invitation to stop in to see our current exhibition of plein air paintings- the work of Union students last fall.

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