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November 2019
Kristen Memoli’s Work Featured at Industry Market and Artist’s Space
Select pieces are currently shown and are for sale at Industry Market and Artist's Space in Huntington. Signed and framed digital prints and greeting cards are available. Visit Industry at 344 New York Avenue in Huntington, NY.
Find out more »June 2020
*Northport Arts Coalition – Happenings on Main Street
Tentative schedule, subject to the CDC recommendations* Every Friday from June 26th through September 4th at 7PM. Live music on the patio at the foot of Main Street, Northport. Folk, country, light rock, Americana and more. Weather permitting and bring your own lawn chairs or blankets. Free and fun for the whole family! *Check website for updates - www.northportarts.org*
Find out more »July 2020
Gaetana Zanzonico Presents “BEACH” Exhibition
I am presenting my Sculptures made from natural shell as a Showcase Exhibit at the Huntington Library on the !st Floor.
Find out more »Art Exhibit Harborfields Library Greenlawn
Silk and Oil Painting of Vivien Pollack Currently on display until August 20th
Find out more »August 2020
Walt Whitman Birth Place Association Presents Existential Quandaries Reading and Discussion Series with Jack Coulehan, MD
WWBA is delighted to present “Existential Quandaries”, a Reading and Discussion series with Emeritus Professor of Medicine & WWBA Board of Trustees President Jack Coulehan. Each week an existential question will be posed with related reading. The group will then meet on Zoom for a discussion and exchange of ideas. Interested individuals may join at any time in the series; a $10 registration fee covers as many of the discussions as an individual would like to attend. Join us in…
Find out more »Walt Whitman Birthplace Association Presents Poetry Reading with George Wallace, WWBA Writer In Residence
WWBA is delighted to present a featured reading with George Wallace, Writer in Residence at the Walt Whitman Birthplace, first poet laureate of Suffolk County NY, former laureate of the International Beat Poetry Festival, and author of 31 chapbooks of poetry. Join us for this intriguing event on Zoom! $5 suggested donation WWBA staff is currently displaced from our office and closed for public tours of Walt Whitman’s childhood home. Your online contributions have never been more vital to sustaining…
Find out more »Huntington Arts Council: “On the Block” Art Auction
Final Bids Aug. 28. “On the Block” Art Auction includes the work of notable artists representing a diverse selection of artistic genres and is being held for the general public. Outstanding pieces, donated by mid to late career artists will be featured. Bidding concludes Aug. 28 at 8pm, when the winning bids will be announced. Proceeds from this event support the Huntington Arts Council and the diverse variety of arts programs we provide to the community.
Find out more »Walt Whitman Birthplace Association Presents Virtual Children’s Masterpiece Painting Event: Van Gogh and Whitman
How was Vincent van Gogh inspired by Walt Whitman? Children can join an interactive art event guided by an experienced art and history instructor while learning the answer to this question and painting their own masterpiece at home! Saturday, August 15, 2020 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM $10 WWBA is delighted to offer a Children’s Educational Art Event virtually! Children will learn the history of French painter Vincent Van Gogh and how he was inspired by American poet Walt Whitman’s…
Find out more »Walt Whitman Birthplace Association Poetry Reading with Maggie Bloomfield
WWBA is delighted to present a reading with poet and Emmy-winning lyricist Maggie Bloomfield. She will be reading from her new poetry collection Sleepless Nights. Join us for this exciting event! $5 suggested donation WWBA staff is currently displaced from our office and closed for public tours of Walt Whitman’s childhood home. Your online contributions have never been more vital to sustaining our efforts. We can keep our weekly online programs and community engagement going only with the support of…
Find out more »Modern Classics Theatre Company of Long Island: “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof”
The setting is the Mississippi plantation of Big Daddy and his brood, gathered for the patriarch’s birthday and to celebrate his clean bill of health after extensive medical examinations. The play examines the relationships between members of Big Daddy’s family, primarily between his son Brick and Maggie ‘the cat’, Brick’s wife. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1955.
Find out more »Walt Whitman Birthplace Association Outdoor Meditation, Yoga, and Poetry with Christina M. Rau
WWBA is delighted to present Outdoor Meditation and Yoga with Christina M. Rau. On a chair or on a mat, in the WWBA garden or in the comfort of your own home, you can join in for a gentle session of meditation, yoga, and a little bit of poetry listening. Breathe and move to settle your thoughts and find some moments of calm and peace. Open to all levels, including first-timers. Join us for this exciting event! $5 suggested donation…
Find out more »The Art Guild Presents “Alcohol Inks: Simple Techniques = Vivid Results” with Lorraine Rimmelin
Painting with ALCOHOL INK can be enjoyed by everyone from professional artists to those who have never painted before. In this workshop you will acquire the basics of painting with ALCOHOL INKS while having fun exploring the beauty of this free flowing medium. You will learn new and exciting ways to render loose and spontaneous flowers and landscapes. We will experiment with various methods such as free flowing, pouring, painting with brushes, sponges & much more. You will create individual…
Find out more »September 2020
Huntington Arts Council Presents Invitational – Small Group Show with Chirstophe Lima, Scott Ross, Kristen Tinari
September 4 – October 10 Christophe Lima uses a psychological theorem developed by Carl Jung called Shadow Work to examine the dark side of identity, humanity, femininity, and her environment. Her work is always gritty, honest, and emotionally driven. She understands that to live fully, to be full, we must, at times, gaze into the abyss. Christophe earned her BFA with Honors in 2006 from The Fashion Institute of Technology. She shows work in the New York/Long Isand area. Scott…
Find out more »Suburban Art League Art Demonstration: Artist TBA
An art demonstration artist TBA. Email tomandtony@msn.com, call (516)334-2551, or visit suburbanart.org for more information.
Find out more »Huntington Arts Council Presents Conversations in the Arts: “Musical Theater”
Conversations in the Arts is a series of participatory talks that stimulate ideas and promote the arts. They explore concepts and encourage collaborations. Discussions are engaging and thought provoking. It is very interesting to hear opposing views and different thoughts on each topic. It is not important that we agree; it is important that we have the conversations. After a panel discussion, we engage audience members in the discussion, and, when possible, encourage a networking session. We would welcome input…
Find out more »Huntington Arts Council Presents Figures and Forms an Invitational Exhibit
Figures and Forms an Invitational Exhibit Featuring Chirstophe Lima, Scott Ross, Kristen Tinari. This show is on display from the Opening Reception on September 11, 2020 through October 24, 2020 Christophe Lima uses a psychological theorem developed by Carl Jung called Shadow Work to examine the dark side of identity, humanity, femininity, and her environment. Her work is always gritty, honest, and emotionally driven. She understands that to live fully, to be full, we must, at times, gaze into the abyss.…
Find out more »Huntington Arts Council Presents Figures and Forms Invitational Exhibition Opening Reception
Join us for the Opening Reception of Figures and Forms an Invitational Exhibit Featuring Chirstophe Lima, Scott Ross, Kristen Tinari. Friday, September 11, 2020, 6-8PM Main Street Gallery, 213 Main Street, Huntington NY 11743. This is a free event, all are welcome to attend. Exhibit runs through October 24, 2020. Christophe Lima uses a psychological theorem developed by Carl Jung called Shadow Work to examine the dark side of identity, humanity, femininity, and her environment. Her work is always gritty, honest,…
Find out more »Irene Clark Presents a Monotype Workshop Special Summer Event
The painterly print. Become a printmaker in a day. For more information or to register, email Irene at irene@ireneclark.net or call (212)439-8767.
Find out more »Canta Libre: Music for Flute, Harp and Strings
Canta Libre appears for this festive Saturday evening concert with a special guest artist.
Find out more »*Northport Arts Coalition – Northport ArtWalk
Tentative date, subject to the CDC recommendations* Sunday, September 13th from 1 to 5PM. A Fall walking tour of "Galleries for a day" on Main Street, Northport. Artists display and sell their work in stores while musicians serenade on the street. Admission is free an open to the public. *Check website for updates - www.northportarts.org*
Find out more »The Babylon Chorale Auditions
The Babylon Chorale is planning auditions for all voice parts on Monday, September 14th. Join for rehearsal at 7:30-9:45 pm; auditions take place at the break at 8:30 pm. For updated information, please call 631-585-3111 or 516-221-3211, visit www.babylonchorale.org or email at info@babylonchorale.org.
Find out more »Huntington Arts Council’s Annual Benefit 2020
Join us on September 17, 2020 for our Annual Benefit honoring Asia Lee, artist, entrepreneur & philanthropist with the Harry & Sandy Chapin Arts and Humanitarian Award as well as recognizing Huntington Community Band, Huntington, NY, celebrating its 75th Anniversary, and Kevin F. Harrington, Producer/Director of Plaza Theatrical Productions Inc. each of whom will be acknowledged with a Harry & Sandy Chapin Legacy Award. On Thursday, September 17, 2020 we will be hosting a cocktail reception and dinner from 6-10pm…
Find out more »The Babylon Chorale Auditions
The Babylon Chorale is planning auditions for all voice parts on Monday, September 21st. Join us for rehearsal at 7:30-9:45 pm; auditions take place at the break at 8:30 pm. For updated information, please call 631-585-3111 or 516-221-3211, visit www.babylonchorale.org or email at info@babylonchorale.org.
Find out more »Tina Anthony Presents “Vibrant Colors”
The paintings in this exhibit, "Vibrant Colors by Tina Anthony", cover a variety of subjects. Many local Northport scenes, such as Crab Meadow Channel and Crab Meadow Marsh, are subjects of some of these paintings. Smith Point Beach in Mastic Beach, and Hobart Beach in Asharoken are other familiar subjects represented in this exhibit. Four important art mediums are represented: pastel, watercolor, oil, and acrylic.
Find out more »October 2020
The Art Guild Presents From Urban Sketch to Finished Painting
In this unique workshop, Stacy will introduce students into the world of sketching on the streets. Her travels have taken her to the streets of the United States and Europe for years armed only with a sketchbook, drawing pen and travel watercolor kit to gather material as inspiration for studio paintings. Now she will give you all her secrets to traveling light and yet taking your art skills on the road. In this class students will explore the streets of…
Find out more »Canta Libre: Do-Ing Music
Join Canta Libre in this celebrated concert series hosted by the Northport Arts Coalition.
Find out more »The Art Guild Presents “Simple and Sophisticated Printmaking” with Stephanie Navon Jacobson
We will work with a convenient 4” x 6” size so that it can be used for Holiday greeting cards, thank you notes and more! Through demonstrations, we will explore one color, multiple colors and reduction as time permits. This workshop will use eco-friendly, water-based inks on Soft-Kut, Mastercut (easy to cut alternatives to linoleum or wood). This seemingly naïve and childish medium can be very sophisticated. Picasso, Matisse, and many other famous artists experimented with relief techniques. Let your…
Find out more »Huntington Arts Council Presents Conversations in the Arts
Conversations in the Arts is a series of participatory talks that stimulate ideas and promote the arts. They explore concepts and encourage collaborations. Discussions are engaging and thought provoking. It is very interesting to hear opposing views and different thoughts on each topic. It is not important that we agree; it is important that we have the conversations. After a panel discussion, we engage audience members in the discussion, and, when possible, encourage a networking session. We would welcome input…
Find out more »The Art Guild Presents “Sand and Sea in Pastels” Workshop
In this two-day workshop, we will focus on capturing the beautiful light of the coastline. We’ll review how light affects color and how to use color properties to create a realistic landscape, capturing its mood and atmosphere. We’ll practice how to use value, structure, and color to improve the composition of a landscape and seascape. It’s particularly important to be able to create a strong dynamic design for a successful seascape painting. Some experience with pastels is necessary to make…
Find out more »Huntington Arts Council Presents “Nightmare on Main Street”
Juror Raquel Skellington October 16 – November 7 "Halloween is everybody's favorite time in a year to experience new things and get out of their comfort zones," says juror Raquel Skellington. "It's one of the greatest times for creative inspiration, the changing of the seasons, the spooky atmosphere, bring to life some of our greatest creative endeavors. October 31st is the day where everybody can embody their favorite hero or their greatest fear. Paper and pen, paints and brushes, or…
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