Contemporary Collection August 26, 2009
Cobleskill, New York 12092
The goal of the museum is to have the best collection in the world of modern Iroquois creativity -- fine arts, traditional and modern crafts, photography and multi-media. It grows through acquisitions and gifts from the public, including Iroquois artists and collectors. The museum's contemporary collection begins in the 1960s and extends to the present.
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sanatana_dharma2002
Virtuousity, but no musicality. The improvisations meandered, without any structure. The artists were perfunctory in acknowledging the audience. It would have helped if Kalhor had provided some commentary - he speaks excellent English. Many of us were mystified when the performance ended after 70 minutes - we had expected an intermission. A disappointment.
sanatana_dharma2002
I discovered Kayhan Kalhor through his collaborations with Indian sitarist Shuajaat Hussain Khan. I was privileged to see him perform with the Masters of Persian Music at GWU Lisner Auditorium. I look forward to this fusion of Persian and Turkish music.