Wednesday, May 31, 2017

All welcome 4-6 PM Saturday, June 3rd. Meet Lois DiCosola, Kurt Hardcastle, David Martine, and resident artists, Steve Zaluski at the Jamie Forbes Gallery


Join Us 4-6 PM Saturday, June 3rd.  

Meet Lois DiCosola, Kurt Hardcastle, David Martine, and resident artists, Steve Zaluski

Jamie Forbes Gallery

90 Montauk Hwy.

Center Moriches

1 631 339 0152


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Friday, May 26, 2017

Looks Like fun to me, K E N I S E B A R N E S F I N E A R T, David Konigsberg, Wave Jumpers, oil on canvas, 52 x 72 inches, $13,000.


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Thursday, May 25, 2017

For the 9th summer, HIFF is offering student filmmaking workshops in East Hampton(July 24-28 at Guild Hall, with screening July 29) and Southampton (August 7-11 at Southampton Arts Center, with screening August 12) for students ages 8-15!

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For the 9th summer, HIFF is offering student filmmaking workshops in East Hampton(July 24-28 at Guild Hall, with screening July 29) and Southampton (August 7-11 at Southampton Arts Center, with screening August 12) for students ages 8-15! 
Campers ages 8-15 make their own movies while learning screenwriting, directing, acting, producing and editing from industry professionals. Their movies will be showcased on the big screen and made available online for friends and family, far and wide. 
This year HIFF is pleased to award Film Camp scholarships to two students in need for either the East Hampton or Southampton session ! To apply , have your child fill out this application. Questions? Please contact marissa@hamptonsfilmfest.org .
Congrats to the HIFF Jr. Education team on a successful second annual Compassion, Justice & Animal Rights Screening at John Marshall Elementary School. 
Read more about the HIFF Jr Education
Initiatives
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photo credit: Diana Aguilar, East Hampton High School

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Join us for our Silver Anniversary.
The 25th Annual Hamptons International Film Festival
(
October 5-9, 2017) is now accepting submissions online through Withoutabox.
Late Deadline:
Monday, May 29, 2017
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Speakeasy Art Gallery, Mike Moran Sawdust: Unusual Toys for a Splintered World opening reception: Friday, June 2, 2017 from 6-9pm on exhibit through July 22

Mike Moran
 Sawdust: Unusual Toys for a Splintered World


opening reception: Friday, June 22017 from 6-9pm 
on exhibit through July 22

Take a dash of Universal Monsters, and add a pinch of 1960’s Saturdaymorning cartoons, plus a twist of the Island of Misfit Toys, and you have arrived at children’s book illustrator Mike Moran’s show titled - Sawdust: Unusual Toys for a Splintered World. You won’t find these toys in an everyday toy box! They include one of a kind sculptured toys made from wood, springs, screws, wheels and string. The subject matter varying from yetis, vampires, deep sea fish to zombies.

Mike Moran’s illustration work has appeared in children’s books, animation, major magazines and newspapers. His client list includes Major League Baseball, Disney, Penguin Books, Sky Pony Press, Scholastic and Children’s Highlights. His work has been recognized by the Society of Illustrators Los Angeles. He has also appeared numerous gallery shows in New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Los Angeles. This is his second solo show for Speakeasy Art Gallery.
 
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Thursday, May 18, 2017

Ketcham Inn Foundation in The Jamie Forbes Gallery, SunStorm Arts us June 3rd 4-6 4-6PM


Hi All Join us June 3rd 4-6  at Ketcham Inn Foundation in The Jamie Forbes Gallery, SunStorm Arts

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Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) will host acclaimed New York City-based painter Aliza Nisenbaum as its artist-in-residenceMay 24–August 25, 2017.

Aliza Nisenbaum To Create Large-Scale Works During Three-Month Residency at the Minneapolis Institute of Art
Residency Will Culminate in Nisenbaum’s First Solo Museum Exhibition This Fall


“MOIA’s NYC Woman’s Cabinet” 2016. Aliza Nisenbaum. Oil on linen, 85 x 68 inches.

This summer, the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) will host acclaimed New York City-based painter Aliza Nisenbaum as its artist-in-residence. Nisenbaum, whose work probes the politics of representation by bringing often-marginalized immigrant communities to the fore in life-sized portraits, will live and work in Minneapolis May 24–August 25, 2017. During her residency, she will invite members of local communities—including the city’s Phillips and Whittier neighborhoods, which have large, diverse immigrant populations—to her portrait studio adjacent to the museum. Nisenbaum will create three large-scale group portraits to be displayed in Mia’s galleries this fall; it will be the artist’s first solo museum exhibition.

Born in Mexico City, and currently an assistant professor at Columbia University School of the Arts, Aliza Nisenbaum has dedicated her practice to creating intimate, vividly colored oil-on-canvas portraits of undocumented immigrants in the New York City area. Through her artistic process, Nisenbaum seeks to transform the traditional artist-sitter relationship; her lengthy portrait sessions allow her to deeply engage with the people and communities she paints to explore the ethical experiences of exchange, engage in new means for human connection, and shed light on immigrant groups too often left in the shadows.

“Minneapolis is a city brimming with an incredible wealth of cultures and communities,” said Nisenbaum. “I’m thrilled to partner with Mia to discover this diverse place, and to get to know the individuals, families, and groups that make it so. Face-to-face interactions and relationships are at the core of my practice, and I look forward to creating work that brings different people into solidarity with each other. It’s more than the issue of immigration; it’s about healing, attention to one another, care, and giving a voice to those who need it.”

Nisenbaum’s portrait studio will be housed in a brownstone provided by Mia. The dedicated time and space will enable the artist to investigate the social and civic relationships that exist between the less visible populations around the museum and the institution itself. Mia will document Nisenbaum’s process through photographs and video, which will be presented alongside the finished works in the upcoming exhibition. Additional details about the exhibition will be announced in the coming months.

“At Mia, we are committed to celebrating and strengthening the many communities that make up our audiences, and continually expanding and deepening our relationships with those around us,” said Gabriel Ritter, Mia’s curator of contemporary art. “Aliza’s artistic practice aims to empower those who are underrepresented or traditionally underserved by cultural institutions such as ours through painting. Her residency and subsequent exhibition seek to build meaningful relationships between artist and sitter, as well as Mia and its neighbors, to address these gaps and work toward a more honest representation of the neighboring Phillips and Whittier communities.”

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Tuesday, May 16, 2017

The Ex Taxidermists: Jackson Pollock inspired art and twisted imagination by Damien Hirst Tokyo International Art Fair


CAN ANY ONE EXPLAIN T ME THE REDEMPTIVE BEAUTY, INTELLECTUAL DIALOGUE OR THE SIGHEST IMPORTANCE OF DAMIAN HIRST Work? 

I WOULD LOVE TO BE ENLIGHTENED!!!!.     

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Jackson Pollock inspired art and twisted imagination by Damien Hirst at the third edition of the Tokyo International Art Fair


HIKARIE HALL 26 & 27 MAY 2017
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"It's amazing what you can do with an E in A-Level art, a twisted imagination and a chainsaw." Damien Hirst a successful and controversial artist, born in England. His works, which include dead animal displays and spin-art paintings, have sold for exceptionally high prices.  Some of his work will be on show, a true must-see at the third edition of the Tokyo International Art Fair 26-27 May 2017 at Hikarie Hall, Shibuya
 
グローバルアートエージェンシー(The GAA Ltd.)が主催する「TOKYO INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR」が、2017年5月26日(金)27日(土)渋谷ヒカリエにて開催されます。 東京では第3回目となる本フェアは、言語や文化を越えアートを通じて国際交流をするための祭典として、世界40カ国以上から150名を越える参加アーティストが、一つの至極の空間の下で様々な素材や技法を用いた現代アートを紹介します。東京に集約された世界各国のアーティスト作品は、直接その場で購入することができます。 
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