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Back to News Homepage Valerie Richardson is joined in the WPKN studio by photographer Kim Weston and Jennifer Reynolds-Kaye, director of the Housatonic Museum of Art. Kim's exhibition "Sweetgrass: Dancing with...

Back to News Homepage Executive Director Erika Wesley, will introduce herself to WPKN listeners and discuss her work as a literary artist, nonprofit executive, and lover of arts and culture. Jennifer Reynolds...

Back to News Homepage The Housatonic Museum of Art was listed in 11 Things To Do In Bridgeport: Complete Guide To Best-Kept Secrets & Must-See Sights" by Arianna Winslow. Explore the best museums, the r...

Back to News Homepage A pioneering graphic artist will share part of her private collection of paintings during a lecture at Housatonic Community College this month. News 12's Gwen Edwards was joined by Dr. C...

Back to News Homepage Horizons staff was assigned to visit and carefully explore “Gestalt: An Invitational Exhibition of Regional Art Faculty” in the Chernow Gallery of the Housatonic Museum of Art, which fea...

Back to News Homepage Learn about the Spring Speaker Series through this interview with Dr. Jennifer Reynolds-Kaye and General Manager, Steve di Costanzo. Listen to the WPKN Podcast Episode C...

Back to News Homepage The Housatonic Museum of Art is proud to announce an exciting new Spring Artist Speaker Series starting Tuesday, March 28 The Housatonic Museum of Art (HMA), home to one of the premier ...

Back to News Homepage A new exhibition called The Practice of Democracy examines how the built environment can shape someone’s ability to access the democratic principles of life, liberty, and the pursuit of ...

Back to News Homepage The Housatonic Museum of Art in downtown Bridgeport houses over 7,000 works ranging from ancient to contemporary. The museum was founded in the 1960s, and remains one of the largest art ...

Back to News Homepage Article by Hugh Bailey in The Hour.  Why do our cities look the way they do? Why do some neighborhoods stagnate while others thrive? Blame usually goes to anything from the market work...