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From the Executive DirectorArts Cultural NewsFALL/WINTER 2018Table of Contents10121314Children & FamilyArts In EducationGallery EventsGrantsCover Art: HAC Performers:Dudley Music, Anthony Mirro,Blake & DannielleVisit Our Gallery213 Main Street, Huntington, NY631.271.8423Hours:M–F 9am–5pm / Sat 12–4pmwww.huntingtonarts.orgFollow @HuntingtonArts onFacebook, Instagram, and Twitter!To DonateGo to huntingtonarts.organd click the “Donate” button.Arts Cultural News is publishedthree times a year by the HuntingtonArts Council, Inc. and is madepossible, in part, with public fundsfrom the New York State Councilon the Arts, the Suffolk CountyOffice of Cultural Affairs, the Townof Huntington, corporations,foundations, and individuals. TheHuntington Arts Council gratefullyacknowledges the support of TownSupervisor Chad A. Lupinacciand Council members MarkCuthbertson, Eugene Cook, JoanCergol and Edmund J.M. Smythand the Suffolk County Delegationof the New York State Assemblyand Senate and the Suffolk CountyCouncil members.A recent articlein LI Businessnoted that artsand culturalorganizationsplay an importantrole in LongIsland’s economy,spending nearly 1.8 billionMARC COURTADEannually.The artsExecutive Directorhavealwaysbeen aHuntington Arts Councilvibrant part of lifein Huntington and on Long Island, andtheir economic impact is an importantpart of their role. The fall brings manyexciting events at Huntington ArtsCouncil. The dedicated staff bringsprograms and activities that continue toshowcase artists, arts organizations andeducational activities.The activities at HAC are exciting andenriching. Please visit us often and enjoythe arts along with us.Marc CourtadeWe are proud to host the first NYSCA/NYFA Artist as Entrepreneur Boot CampKennethO. Britt is aLicensed NewYork LitigationAttorneyadmitted topractice in TheSecond JudicialDistrict of TheState of NewYork and TheUnited States District Court. Kennethgrew up in Port Jefferson and now livesin Huntington Station with his wifeand two children. He studied businessand marketing at Fairfield University inConnecticut, and earned his Juris Doctordegree at New York Law School whileliving in Manhattan and Brooklyn.Andrea M.Gordon, LicensedMassageTherapist ownerof UniversalTouchProfessionalMassage, startedher PhotographyJourney withher openingexhibit Art Amongst Friends in November2009. After the loss of someone closeshe chose to create Heart To HeartPhotography. Andrea’s vision is to takethe ordinary, make it extraordinary –inviting viewers to see what they haveseen before, from a different perspective.Andrea is a member of fotofoto Gallery inHuntington.Executive DirectorHuntington Arts CouncilRobin Gordoncurrently servesas the VicePresident ofMarketing forthe Robert AllenDuralee Group,one of the largestto the tradecompanies in thehome furnishingsindustry. Ms. Gordon oversees amarketing department of 12 and sits onthe executive team for the organization.Having joined Duralee in 2004 after 7years in her previously held position ofDirector of Marketing at Kravet, she is aseasoned marketing professional who iswell respected in the decorative homefurnishings industry.Creative CollaborationThis summer students from HofstraUniversity’s Summer Scholar’sAcademy visited our Gallery. One of thechaperones was Danagelowe A .J Spencer,the students Photography Instructor.We were immediately taken withA .J’s engaging personality and begandiscussing collaborating on a projectfor the Huntington Arts Council. A.J’sphotographic and video representationof the Huntington Arts Council has beenfeatured on our website and social mediaplatforms. A .J’s talent and artistry isevident in the work he has done on ourbehalf.STAFF2 Arts Cultural NewsProgram October 11 through 14. Thisprogram will help artists to buildessential business skills to support theircreative careers. Our NYSCA Long IslandArts Grants for the Arts program has beenaccelerated. Panel deliberations will beheld this fall to give our grantees earlierword on funding for 2019. Our Arts inEducation Journey Program offers fivemulti-cultural arts education workshopsfor teachers. We are very proud that HACis an approved Continuing Teacher andLeader Education (CTLE) sponsor by NYSDepartment of Education.HAC New Board MembersThe Huntington Arts Council is a501(c)(3) not for profit organization.To include a bequest to theHuntington Arts Council in yourwill, add “I give to HuntingtonArts Council, Inc., with offices at213 Main St, Huntington, NY 11743,a general bequest of [amount] tobe used for its exempt purposes.”The busy summer season has ended,and memories from the 53rd HuntingtonSummer Arts Festival remain strong. Thefestival continued to offer 42 eveningsof entertainment featuring somethingfor everyone. Our Main Street Galleryhoused several successful shows,and continues its busy schedule. OurInvitational Show Beyond the Soundfeatures the work of three of ourmembers through October 13, followedby Nightmare on Main Street and ourannual Art Auction On the Block. TheHuntington Art Walk will be held onSunday, October 21 (see page 23)bringing people to Huntington to viewartwork at several Huntington artsorganizations.Danangelowe A .J Spencer earned abachelors degree in Communications andMedia Studies while concentrating onFilm Production from Mount Saint MaryCollege. In addition he studied Fine Art& Film Studies. A multifaceted Jamaicanborn artist A .J’s creative work includes,film, photography, graphic design, andmixed media painting. A .J is passionateabout visual storytelling and conceptualart. You can find more of his work atDAJSVISUALS.COM.BOARD OF DIRECTORSMarc CourtadeExecutive DirectorMaureen H. StarrDirector of PR & MarketingJohn ChicherioPerforming Arts DirectorKieran JohnsonBusiness ManagerRachel M. KalinaPR AssociateKay SatoPresidentMarc FranchiSecretaryRegina Van BellArts in Ed CoordinatorBeth LevinthalVice PresidentPaul BiedermannMember at LargeEmily DowdGrants CoordinatorJoshua KreitzmanTreasurerRita BenderEileen Kathryn BoydKenneth BrittAndrea M. GordonRobin GordonSamuel E. MillerKevin O’ConnellAngela Roganfall/winter 2018 For information on advertising contact Sheila Sullivan-Alyskewycz, Advertising Director 631.659.3370
From the SupervisorDear Friends,On May 1, 2018the HuntingtonTown Board andthe HuntingtonBeautificationCouncilissued a 2018BeautificationCHAD LUPINACCIAward to theSupervisorHuntington PublicTown of HuntingtonArt AdvisoryCommittee in recognition of the 25public art projects installed on selectedTraffic Signal Boxes in HuntingtonVillage and Huntington Station since2015. Designed by local and regionalartists, these public art installations havebeen very popular with Town residentsand visitors alike, providing creativeaccents that enhance the uniquenessand livability of these two importantpedestrian retail districts in ourcommunity.Images and further informationabout these 25 signal box projectinstallations can be found on the Town’swebsite at www.HuntingtonNY.gov/TrafficSignalBoxes. However, as with anyartwork, these are best experienced inperson, so please look for these projectsas you travel in Huntington Villageand Huntington Station (see the abovewebpage for downloadable maps ofsignal box project locations).Due to the positive community response,a new round of signal box projectinstallations has been approved bythe Town Board, which are expectedto take place this fall. These newprojects have been funded by theHuntington Cultural Affairs Institute,Inc., a non-profit organization affiliatedwith the Town, along with generouscontributions from the HuntingtonVillage and the Huntington StationBusiness Improvement Districts (BIDs).This support will enable the installationof 11 new signal box public art projectson Main Street and New York Avenue inboth Huntington Village and HuntingtonStation.Huntington Town CouncilMARK CUTHBERTSONTown CouncilmanEUGENE COOKTown CouncilmanJOAN CERGOLTown CouncilwomanEDMUND J.M. SMYTHTown CouncilmanI invite you join me in looking forwardto these new creative installationsdelighting us in the coming months as wejourney through our community.Sincerely,SupervisorTown of HuntingtonNYFA Artist Resource &Services SessionPlease join The New York Foundationfor the Arts (NYFA) in partnership withNew York Council on the Arts’ (NYSCA)State & Local Partnership program andthe Huntington Arts Council for a freeinformative talk: Saturday, October13, 2018, 5:00 – 6:00pm, Main StreetGallery, 213 Main Street, Huntington,NY 11743. The presentation is opento the public and benefits artists of alldisciplines by providing information onfree and low cost national programs andservices available through NYFA that canhelp you sustain and grow your artisticpractice. Discussion will include detailson the NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellowship anunrestricted grant of 7,000, for artistsliving and working in New York State.For more information and to register inadvance please go to www.nyfa.org/NYFAEvents.This program is made possible through NewYork State Council on the Arts, State & LocalPartnerships, with the support of Governor AndrewM. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature. Thisprogram is part of NYFA Learning, which includesprofessional development for artists and artsadministrators.Bridging the Gap between the Studio and the Audience, 6/18 photo credit NYFAThanks to Our SponsorsAstoria BankCanon U.S.A, Inc.Center StageCharles and Helen Reichert FamilyFoundationCNY ArtsCounty of SuffolkDaniel Gale Real Estate Agency, Inc.D’Addario & Co.Folk Music Society of HuntingtonKing KullenKORG, USA Inc.Mid Atlantic Arts FoundationNawrocki Smith, LLPNew York Community Bank FoundationNew York State Council on the ArtsNew York State Presenters NetworkPhilips-Boyne CorporationPSEG L.I.Town Supervisor Chad A . LupinacciAssemblyman Andrew RaiaAssemblyman Steven SternSamson/HartkeStart to Finish Remodeling & HandymanSuffolk County LegislatorWilliam SpencerSuffolk County Office of cultural AffairsTown of HuntingtonWeber Law GroupFor information on advertising contact Sheila Sullivan-Alyskewycz, Advertising Director 631.659.3370 fall/winter 2018Arts Cultural News 3
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Participating Merchants 2018ACM Basement WaterproofingKura BarnArena Players TheatreLa Mantia GalleryArt League of Long IslandLantern TheatreArtistic Expression & Design Ltd.Len Marks PhotographyBalance Chiropractic & Wellness CenterLibutti Diamond JewelersBallet Long IslandLondon OpticalBallroom of Huntington, Inc. (The)Long Island Ballet TheatreBicycle PlaygroundMagic Beyond Imagination!bj spoke galleryMain Street Nursery & FloristBroadHollow Theatre CompanyMorolay Children’s BoutiqueCenterport Antiques & EtceterasMunday’sChip ‘n DippedNassau County Museum of ArtChiroSpaNew York PaniniCinema Arts CentreNorthport ChoraleClay TimeNorthport Historical SocietyCountry Printer (The)Parthenon FramingCow Over the Moon Toys and SportsMemeorabiliaPlaza Theatrical Productions, Inc.Crushed OliveQuality Picture Framing Co., Inc.Ridotto Arts Organization, Inc. (The)Dancin’ Feet Dance StudioDr. Howard W. Schneider DDS, PCRiebe’s Artist Materials, Inc.RxExpress Pharmacy of E. NorthportDr. Michael Posner Wholistic WellnessCenterScentsational of HuntingtonEssential Elements Inc.Scott Farrell PhotographyflorasavenueSur Argententinian SteakhouseHeckscher Museum of Art, TheTall Pines ChiropracticHerrell’s Ice CreamTen Haagen Financial ServicesHerstory Writers Workshop, Inc.The Village ArtistHuntington Art CenterThe Whaling Museum & Education CenterHuntington Bay Dental LLCTheatre Three ProductionsHuntington Choral SocietyTilles Center for the Performing ArtsHuntington Fine ArtsTime Source JewelerHuntington Historical SocietyUsdan Center for the Creative &Performing ArtsImage Arts Etc.Variations, a dancer’s studioJazzercise of HuntingtonVines and RosesJeanne Rimsky Theater at Landmark onMain StreetWalt Whitman Birthplace AssociationJoan E. Shapiro, LCSW BCD PsychotherapistWAX RepublicJones DrugFor a complete listing of discounts offered to our members by our participating merchants,go to www.huntingtonarts.org. Click on: Join-then Participating MerchantsFor information on advertising contact Sheila Sullivan-Alyskewycz, Advertising Director 631.659.3370 fall/winter 2018Arts Cultural News 5
Thank you to Our Interns and StudentVolunteers - Summer 2018This summer the Huntington Arts Councilgraciously welcomed several dedicatedand enthusiastic interns and studentvolunteers. These young adults providedassistance in the office on a variety ofprojects as well as welcoming visitorsto our gallery. We are happy to providethis valuable work experience and aregrateful for their service.Thank you to our interns – Grace Cergolof SUNY Geneseo, Kerry Gaye of MaristCollege, Amanda Saladino of HarborfieldsHigh School, Meghan Monahan ofSeaford High School and Marie E. SaintCyr of FIT.We’d also like to thank our studentvolunteers who helped with the craftsfor children at the Huntington SummerArts Festival, Family Nights – ChloeMurphy of Walt Whitman HighSchool, Katie Osborn of Half HollowHills High School, West.Internships are available yearround to high school and collegestudents. Non-paid internships fulfillcommunity service requirementsand written verification may beprovided to students at the end oftheir session. Hours are flexible.Applications are accepted on anongoing basis. To apply go to www.huntingtonarts.org/supportQuestions contact: Regina Van BellArts in Education Coordinatorartsined@huntingtonarts.org631-271-8423 x14Interns Kerry Gaye and Grace CergolBusiness MembersSupport the businesses that support the Huntington Arts Council:Howard W. Schneider DDS. PC.,Pediatric Dentist,153 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743,631-351-1540,www.hwsdds.comHuntington Art Center,11 Wall St., Huntington, NY gton Center for Performing Arts,310 New York Ave. Huntington NY ntington Fine Arts,266 Pulaski Rd., Greenlawn, NY 11740,631-351-4060,www.huntfinearts.comHuntington TownshipChamber of Commerce,164 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743,631-423-6100,www.huntingtonchamber.comJones Drug Store/JD Village Gifts,100 Main St., Northport, NY 11768,631-261-7070,www.jonesdrugstore.comLawrence Hill Services,406 W. Main St., Huntington NY 11743,631-549-5111Lynch School of Ballet,North Country Village Shopping Center237A East Main StreetHuntington, New York 11743631-470-9711www.LynchBallet.comMellville Chamber of Commerce,585 Broadhollow Rd., Melville, NY631-777-6260www.melvillechamber.orgTen Haagen Financial Group,191 NY Ave., Huntington, NY 11743,631-425-1966www.tenhaagen.comThe Country Printer,716 New York Ave., Huntington, NY 11743,631-421-0258,www.thecountryprinter.comThe Paramount,12 Wall St. Huntington, NY 11743631-673-7300www.paramountny.comJoin us, join your colleagues, support the Arts Cultural Newsand share you message with our diverse, dedicated readership.Our Business Membership has changed.Businesses large or small are encouragedto join this group of supporters of thearts.Interested in joining? Contact Kieran Johnson at 631-271-8423 x12,email businessmanager@huntingtonarts.orgor visit www.huntingtonarts.org for a complete list of benefits.6 Arts Cultural NewsADVERTISE WITH US!The Huntington Arts Council’s Arts Cultural News is a great way topromote your business or organization. With three issues a yearand a print distribution for each issue of over 90,000 as well as ouronline digital version, we are reaching over a million people a year!For more information contact Sheila Sullivan-Alyskewycz,Advertising Director 631-659-3370 or adsales@huntingtonarts.orgfall/winter 2018 For information on advertising contact Sheila Sullivan-Alyskewycz, Advertising Director 631.659.3370
Fall 2018 New MembersOrganizationsLong Island Arts AllianceThe Long Island Choral SocietySeniors/StudentsEd NostrandAllison MacFamilyMary Elizabeth & Julie L. FlatleyArtistsBeth AtkinsonJessica BernsteinAndrew ChenJean CohnGerald DesiralBeth DruckerDiego GarciaSuzan A . HaeniAlyssa JaysonIris KelmensonStephen LandauZenaida MadurkaStephen MartinRoni MurilloHillary NeedleGail NeumanAngela O’ConnellMaritza Perez LouissaintMichelle SepanskiZeta Von WinbushDavid KleinJOIN THE HUNTINGTON ARTS COUNCIL TODAY! Senior/Student 25 Benefactor 100 Young Adult (18-34) 25 Patron 250 Individual 35 My employer has a matching gifts program Family 65Name AddressCity State ZipTelephone EmailCard Number Expiration Date Security CodeAmex/MC/VisaSignatureArtists, Organizations and Businesses: Visit huntingtonarts.org or call 631.271.8423 x12Please make checks payable to: Huntington Arts Council, Inc.and mail to: Huntington Arts Council, 213 Main St., Huntington, NY 11743.Or join on-line at www.huntingtonarts.org. The Huntington Arts Council is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization.Contribution is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.For information on advertising contact Sheila Sullivan-Alyskewycz, Advertising Director 631.659.3370 fall/winter 2018Arts Cultural News 7
Artist OpportunitiesArtists may apply for a Pollock-KrasnerFoundation grant on an ongoing basisto gain financial support in creatingnew work, purchasing materials, payingstudio rent, and medical expensecoverage. The grant aims to allowartists to fully focus on their work. Viewadditional details at http://pkf.org/ourgrants/.The Art Guild, 200 Port Washington Boulevard, Manhasset, NY, presents a call forentries to the “2018 Nassau County HighSchool Student Juried Exhibit”. NassauCounty high school students are invitedsubmit images of their 2-D or 3-D original artworks for consideration by October 12, 2018. Entries may include (butare not limited to) works in acrylic, oil,watercolor, pastel, mixed media, collage,sculpture, and more. The exhibition runsNovember 3-25. For full details, visitwww.theartguild.org.The New York Art Residency andStudios (NARS) Foundation features anArtist in Residency Program for bothemerging and mid-career artists, as wellas curators. Resident artists are givenaccess to studio spaces in Sunset Park,Brooklyn, along with opportunities fornetworking and feedback. They areprovided with administrative, curatorial,and professional support to expandtheir artistic practice through research,dialogue, and new projects. Apply forthe program by October 15, 2018 atwww.narsfoundation.org.Women’s Studio Workshop hosts theArt-in-Ed Workspace Residency at itsKingston, NY location. Women-identifiedteaching artists with experience insilkscreening, hand papermaking, andintaglio techniques are invited to applyfor this four- to five-week residency.Head to www.wsworkshop.org to applyfor the residency. Deadline October 15,2018.The Henry Hering Art and ArchitectureAward is presented at the intersectionLaugh Back, 2018, Curated by Lindsey O’Connor. Image courtesy Smack Mellon. Photo by Joshua Simpson.of architecture and sculpture. Figurativeand realist sculptures in architecturalprojects are considered for a medaland hand-lettered citation. Enter towin by November 5, 2018, at ef sculptors, The Dexter JonesAward is up for grabs! This 5,000prize contest is open to applicantsborn between 1979 and 2000.Apply by November 5, 2018 at www.nationalsculpture.org/programs-awards.The National Endowment for the Artsoffers grant projects to translate specificworks of prose, poetry, and drama fromother languages into English. To learnabout these opportunities, visit . The application deadline isDecember 5, 2018.Smack Mellon, housed in a historicBrooklyn building, is seekingsubmissions from mid-career artists.Artists are considered for solo, twoperson, and group exhibitions. Thedeadline to apply at www.smackmellon.org is January 16, 2019.Patchogue Arts Council acceptssubmissions on a rolling basis forpotential exhibitions. Artists may applyto be shown at the The PatchogueTheatre for the Performing Arts, RoastCoffee & Tea Trading Co., and thePatchogue Arts Gallery. Visit www.patchoguearts.org for additionalinformation.AlterWork invites emergingcontemporary artists to apply to itsresidency program, which providesparticipants with the time and spaceto create new work. To be considered,artists should submit proposals statinghow they would hypothetically usetheir studio space in Long Island City,Queens. Residents also put together asolo closing reception upon programcompletion. For additional details go towww.alterworkstudios.com.Herstory is committed to generating50-100 new stories that can beconnected to legislative priorities andcirculated widely on the websites, socialmedia, and newsletter of a growingcoalition of Long Islanders. The intentis to give a face to those who are toooften demonized and build bridges ofempathy, compassion, and inclusion tocounter violations of basic human rights.Learn more at longislandwins.comArtist Grant awards 500 to visualartists four times per year. The missionof this charitable organization is toenable artists to continue their work andcontributions to society. Artists workingin all media are considered. Apply atwww.artistgrant.org.Return ofSinger Songwriter Night!Back by popular demand, HuntingtonArts Council’s Singer Songwriter Nightsfeaturing Phillip Lofaso. The newseason begins September 27th andrunsthrough the following dates: October25th, November 29th, December 20th,January 31st, February 28th, March 28th,April 25th, May 23rd.Singer Songwriter Night is a communitybased opportunity for people to createand perform in a supportive, all inclusiveenvironment.Original music only.No backline.Sign-up begins at 7:00pm.Mic opens at 7:30pm.10 minutes per performer with2nd slots available as timepermitsNo pre-registration required 10 donation to perform 5 suggested for all othersQuestions contactKieran 8423x12Huntington Arts Council’s Singer Songwriter Nights featuring Phillip Lofaso. Credit HAC8 Arts Cultural Newsfall/winter 2018 For information on advertising contact Sheila Sullivan-Alyskewycz, Advertising Director 631.659.3370
Member NewsThe Asian-American Cultural Circle ofUnity was awarded a 5000 grant fromthe Suffolk County Office of CulturalAffairs to stage a performance titledCultural Diversity on the South Shore.The performance took place at theBayard Arboretum in June.Illustrator Elizabeth Cassidy’s PeacefulRevolution greeting cards, featuringher artwork and writing, are now beingcarried in the Nassau County Museum ofArt’s museum store.Dawn Daisley won second place in theNational Ink Show at East End Arts and atBACCA.Terry Finch’s painting titled PassingThrough was accepted in the Art Leagueof Long Island’s juried show The BigPicture where it received an HonorableMention award.Karen Kirshner received Second Placein the Caumsett Foundation’s Annual2018 Art Exhibition and Auction for heracrylic painting Come Fly Away. Kirshneralso had a solo show, Outside the Box, atBridgehampton’s White Room Gallery aswell as show at b.j.spoke gallery inOctober.to four venuesthroughout thecountry until 2019.This summer,Suffolk CountyNorthportLegislatorCommunity BandDr. Williamcelebrated itsSpencer recentlylandmark 60threquested BethconsecutiveE. Levinthal, VPseason of freeof the HAC Board,concerts at theto represent hisRobert W. Kruegerdistrict on theBandstand inCitizen’s AdvisoryNorthport VillageBoard (CAB) forPark. Musicthe Suffolk CountyDirector DonOffice of CulturalSherman acceptedAffairs. Followinga number ofa legislativeproclamationsvote, Countyon behalf of theExecutive Steveband.Come Fly Away by Karen L. Kirshner. All rights reserved.Bellone appointedThe North Shore Symphony OrchestraLevinthal to serve on the CAB for a twois proud to announce the appointmentyear term.of Harry Marenstein as its new musicBotanical artist Robin Moore had workdirector and conductor. The orchestraalso named Anthony LaGruth as Principalaccepted by the New York BotanicalGuest Conductor for the 2018-2019Gardens this year for the Into theseason.Woods exhibition. The piece will travelThe Silver Chords performed with theband Guster at the Beacon Theatre.They have helped commission severalnew choral works, including composerMichael Bussewitz-Quarm’s ChildRefugee Awareness Choral Consortium.Artist Susan Sterber received an Awardof Excellence for her watercolor paintingCamellia House in the Suburban ArtLeague Annual Open Show this summer.The Village of Westbury is pleased toannounce the purchase of a commercialbuilding in the heart of the Village’sdowntown district that will be the futurepermanent home of Westbury Arts. Thenew space will provide a performanceand meeting venue, a gallery to exhibitartwork, and workspace for artseducation classes.The Whaling Museum in Cold SpringHarbor held a dedication ceremony thisspring to honor the installation of a newPomeroy Historic Marker celebrating the1894 James Wright House. The markerwas awarded to highlight the CaptainsRow residence of a noteworthy individualwho was part of Cold Spring Harbor’s richmaritime history.Celebration of 55th AnniversaryPhoto: Paul BiedermannIn May the Huntington Arts Councilcelebrated our 55th Anniversary byhonoring three outstanding artists,recognizing their individual contributionsto the arts and arts education:Lisa Hock Mack, Director ofHuntington Fine Arts withthe Harry & Sandy ChapinArts and HumanitarianAward, Stan Brodsky, Artistand Robert Carter, Artist &Educator both with the Harry& Sandy Chapin LegacyAward. The event took placein the Huntington Fine Artsspace in Greenlawn whichwas transformed for thecelebration, but maintainedthe feel and energy of theamazing work that takes place thereevery day. The evening of dinner, livemusic, dancing and silent auction wasattended by friends, family, HAC staff andboard, Josh Chapin, Harry and Sandy’sson who helped present the awards aswell as Huntington Town Supervisor ChadLupinacci. In addition to the awards thehonorees received several proclamationsand letters of congratulations from localand state officials.The success of this event was theresult of the dedication of so manypeople. Our sincere gratitude goesout to our honorees and their families,Celebration Co-Chairs Samuel E. Miller& Eileen Kathryn Boyd, the Celebrationcommittee, HAC staff, HFA staff, membersof the board, sponsors, donors, state andlocal officials, volunteers, and membersFor information on advertising contact Sheila Sullivan-Alyskewycz, Advertising Director 631.659.3370 fall/winter 2018of the community. A special thank youto board member and Creative Director/Owner of re:Design Paul Biedermann andIndependent Fine Art Professional, TonitoValderama. Paul for his expertise andcreative development of the new brandimage of HAC and for designing all ofthe signage and communication for theevent, Tonito, for providing his uniqueenvironmental art installation for display.Performances by Huntington High SchoolString Quartet; Christopher Chang,Arielle Harvey, Haley Mortell and HannahBailin, Classical Guitarist ChristopherGotzen-Berg and Dudley Music; set thestage for this celebration of HAC andthe arts community. It was a night to beremembered!Arts Cultural News 9
Calendar of Eventspoem Crossing Brooklyn Ferry. Kidsare welcome to play with Whitmanera games and toys, as well as listento historical tunes. This event is opento all ages. Path Through Historyweekends showcase New York State’srich and fascinating history. They featurehundreds of events happening at historicand cultural destinations throughout thestate. Free.Children & FamilyCINEMA ARTS CENTRE423 Park Ave., Huntington, NY 11743www.cinemaartscentre.org631-423-7610November 12 12-1:30pmFree Family Shorts GCIFFAs part of the Gold Coast InternationalFilm Festival, Cinema Arts Centre isshowing a series of family-tailored shortfilms. Through animation and live-actionstorytelling, these shorts offer fun for theentire family! Come out, bring the kids,and enjoy these interesting animatedshorts. Help us honor our nation’sveterans and celebrate family with aspecial selection of daytime programs foraudiences of all ages! Free.Walt Whitman: New York State Path Through HistoryHOFSTRA UNIVERSITY MUSEUMEmily Lowe Gallery South Campus,112 Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY11549 www.hofstra.edu/museum516-463-5672NASSAU COUNTY MUSEUM OF ARTThe Manes Family Art & Education Center,One Museum Drive, Roslyn Harbor, NY11576 www.nassaumuseum.org516-484-9337Through December 29 Every secondSaturday 11:15am-1pmARTful AdventuresFamily fun. Suitable for children ages5-10 with an adult companion. Look,listen, and create together! Bring yourchild to the museum to look at anddiscuss art. Then, engage in a hands-onart project. Led by museum educators,each month’s ARTful adventure focuseson a specific theme to explore andbe inspired by. Further your ARTfulAdventure with Let’s Explore Backpacksor The Great Art Caper. Advanceregistration is required. Strollers arenot permitted. Fee: 7 per child persession when prepaid ( 9 when paidday of the program). Admission is freefor adult companions and children ofmuseum members, and Hofstra students/faculty/staff/PEIR members with validHofstraCard.Fr
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