Tour pulls back curtain on artists’ process
With more than a dozen new artists featured, the RiverArts Studio Tour seeks to continue the tradition of connecting art
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By Tom Gambardella
Erika Totoro’s 3-minute, 20-second-long film “Le Charade,” which the 2020 Dobbs Ferry High School graduate referred to as “a chaotic scene,” has been nominated for a College Television Award by the Television Academy Foundation.
The Television Academy Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, founded in 1959, that offers prospective television professionals the chance to develop their skills and work toward careers in television through various initiatives, including the annual College Television Awards.
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