
Patrick Hosken
Writer at Freelance
Writer at Medium Rotation
Arts & culture @roccitymag / @wxxinews. WEEKLY NEIL on Substack. Adjunct @newhouseSU. 📧 [email protected]. I am but one small instrument
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roccitymag.com | Patrick Hosken
[ { "name": "500x250 Ad", "insertPoint": "5", "component": "15667920", "parentWrapperClass": "", "requiredCountToDisplay": "1" } ] click to enlarge The description “locally sourced, plant-based ingredients” conjures images of delicious veg-friendly cuisine. But for Alice Cazenave, a photo artist and doctoral researcher, it’s a means of reinventing film photography and centering ecology in the process.
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roccitymag.com | Patrick Hosken
click to enlarge Passing the time waiting for his duck quesadillas, Travie McCoy tried to remember the old jingle for the Irondequoit Mall. It’s been a while; the center opened in 1990 and shuttered in 2009. McCoy, the vocalist for Gym Class Heroes, has been a little busy with a music career, too.
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roccitymag.com | Patrick Hosken
click to enlarge Broadway’s “Funny Girl” revival in 2022 made headlines for its shake-ups. Beanie Feldstein anchored the show as 20th-century entertainer Fanny Brice but left after three months; her replacement, Lea Michele, subsequently earned raves, especially from fans who watched a “Glee” plot line come to life. But absent of all the backstage intrigue, what’s left?
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roccitymag.com | Patrick Hosken
click to enlarge Before he was a silver medal-winning Olympian and a Buffalo Sabres Hall of Famer, Ryan Miller was a young goaltender starting out his career with the Rochester Americans. In other words, a pro athlete in his early twenties still finding his way. As such, he knew the value of a good deal. His teammates did, too. “One of the local sub places would always do a deal for tickets,” Miller said.
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wxxinews.org | Evan Dawson |Megan Mack |Patrick Hosken
Amid the White House's attack on diversity initiatives —including in the arts — the new dean of the Eastman School of Music says it would be a mistake to put the Gateways Music Festival in that category. Gateways is continuing its mission of celebrating the work of Black musicians and the past, present, and future of classical music. This year's events kick off in Rochester at the Eastman School of Music and include performances across New York City, including at Carnegie Hall.
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