East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
Halloween Silent Disco
Come dance at this outrageously fun (and quiet) rave featuring DJ’s and multiple music genres. Quiet Events provides its three-channel LED-style headphones, allowing guests to switch between different types of music. Headphones light up with colors assigned to each channel, so dancers can see what others are listening to by the color of their headphones. At any given moment, you might find a group of friends dancing to three different styles of music, making the event entertaining not only for the participants but also for onlookers.
Costumes are encouraged for this fun Halloween-themed dance party. We’ll have a contest for the best costumes, Gianna Volpe, WLIW - Heart of the East End radio anchor
will be the awards judge this year, so get creative!
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9 Artist Tour
Guests will have the chance to experience the gallery in a whole new way. Attendees can have the opportunity to walk through the exhibition alongside the artists from the East End Collected9, hear the stories and inspiration behind their work, and learn more about the creative process that brought each piece to life. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet and connect with talented local artists, ask questions, and gain personal insight into their work and inspiration.
Participating Artists:
Deborah Acquino, Pat Garrity, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Jon McAuliffe, Holly Rist,
and Robert Singer
Come and enjoy an afternoon of art, conversation, community, and experience the exhibition through the eyes of the artists who created it. We’d love to see you there!
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
Paint + Sip with Deborah Acquino
Instructor: Deborah Acquino
Doors open at 6:15 PM,
class begins at 6:30 PM sharp!
Join this art class and embark on a creative journey to unlock the power of color mixing.
In this hands on workshop, you will learn the fundamental techniques
for blending and combining paint colors
effectively, enabling you to create
a cohesive and harmonious palette that will elevate your artwork to the next level
of excellence. This paint and sip workshop is designed
for beginners or experienced
artists who enjoy spending creative time painting with their own mixed colors,
all while enjoying a supportive and inspiring environment that nurtures your creativity and allows you
to unleash your full potential.
Paints, brushes, canvases, and drinks are provided by
SAC!
General Admission $35
Members $30
All sales are final and non-refundable.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Mellilo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
Honoring Veterans by Sharing Their Stories
Join us at the Southampton Arts Center for a special event honoring three generations of local veterans through the power of storytelling. We’ll screen three short films from the USA Warrior Archive, sharing the experiences, memories, and service of local veterans.
Susan E. Soto (Air Force 1982-1992)
John Melillo (Army 1970-1972)
Arthur Muller (Navy 1942-1945)
Following the screenings, join us for a Q&A featuring Susan Soto, John Melillo, and Sandy Raynor, daughter of Arthur Muller. The discussion will be moderated by Matt Hindra and Nick Kraus founders of USA Warrior Stories.
Come hear their stories, honor their service, and help preserve the voices and experiences of those who served.
FREE ADMISSION
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9 Artist Tour
Guests will have the chance to experience the gallery in a whole new way. Attendees can have the opportunity to walk through the exhibition alongside the artists from the East End Collected9, hear the stories and inspiration behind their work, and learn more about the creative process that brought each piece to life. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet and connect with talented local artists, ask questions, and gain personal insight into their work and inspiration.
Participating Artists:
Dee Benish, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Kara Hoblin, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Oliver Peterson, and Katie Whipple
Come and enjoy an afternoon of art, conversation, community, and experience the exhibition through the eyes of the artists who created it. We’d love to see you there!
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9 Artist Tour
Guests will have the chance to experience the gallery in a whole new way. Attendees can have the opportunity to walk through the exhibition alongside the artists from the East End Collected9, hear the stories and inspiration behind their work, and learn more about the creative process that brought each piece to life. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet and connect with talented local artists, ask questions, and gain personal insight into their work and inspiration.
Participating Artists:
Henry Baker, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan,
Harrison Haft, Ben Sosne, and Janice Stanton
Come and enjoy an afternoon of art, conversation, community, and experience the exhibition through the eyes of the artists who created it.
We’d love to see you there!
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
Fall Health Reset: A Community Workshop with Peggy Kraus
The Fall Health Reset is a simple, practical look at the five health numbers that matter most — and the microbiome that ties them all together. You’ll learn how the microbiome influences weight, cholesterol, blood sugar, blood pressure, and inflammation, and how everyday habits support better numbers. You’ll see how properly fueling your microbiome helps your body activate its own GLP-1 for long-term weight loss, better blood sugar, more stable energy, and overall well-being. You’ll leave with clear, doable steps you can start using right away. Peggy will also highlight the four everyday lifestyle pillars that support a healthy microbiome and, in turn, support better health:
• Fiber-rich foods
• Daily movement
• Stress reduction
• Quality sleep
The session ends with a short cold-food demo with free samples.
FREE ADMISSION
Center Stage Presents: The Great Gatsby
Performances of The Great Gatsby, A Live Radio Play will be held one weekend, October 23rd through the 25th, 2026. Performance times are Friday at 7 PM, Saturday at 2 PM and 7 PM and Sunday at 2 PM.
F. Scott Fitzgerald‘s beloved classic comes to life as a radio broadcast in this spirited adaptation of The Great Gatsby. An ensemble brings more than two dozen characters from the novel to life. The story of triumph and tragedy reflects the dizzying decadence of the Jazz Age and the perils of affluence, desire and the American Dream.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
Center Stage Presents: The Great Gatsby
Performances of The Great Gatsby, A Live Radio Play will be held one weekend, October 23rd through the 25th, 2026. Performance times are Friday at 7 PM, Saturday at 2 PM and 7 PM and Sunday at 2 PM.
F. Scott Fitzgerald‘s beloved classic comes to life as a radio broadcast in this spirited adaptation of The Great Gatsby. An ensemble brings more than two dozen characters from the novel to life. The story of triumph and tragedy reflects the dizzying decadence of the Jazz Age and the perils of affluence, desire and the American Dream.
Center Stage Presents: The Great Gatsby
Performances of The Great Gatsby, A Live Radio Play will be held one weekend, October 23rd through the 25th, 2026. Performance times are Friday at 7 PM, Saturday at 2 PM and 7 PM and Sunday at 2 PM.
F. Scott Fitzgerald‘s beloved classic comes to life as a radio broadcast in this spirited adaptation of The Great Gatsby. An ensemble brings more than two dozen characters from the novel to life. The story of triumph and tragedy reflects the dizzying decadence of the Jazz Age and the perils of affluence, desire and the American Dream.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
Center Stage Presents: The Great Gatsby
Performances of The Great Gatsby, A Live Radio Play will be held one weekend, October 23rd through the 25th, 2026. Performance times are Friday at 7 PM, Saturday at 2 PM and 7 PM and Sunday at 2 PM.
F. Scott Fitzgerald‘s beloved classic comes to life as a radio broadcast in this spirited adaptation of The Great Gatsby. An ensemble brings more than two dozen characters from the novel to life. The story of triumph and tragedy reflects the dizzying decadence of the Jazz Age and the perils of affluence, desire and the American Dream.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
LIVE: Fall Market- CANCELLED
EVENT CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER CONCERNS
Southampton Arts Center, in collaboration with the Hamptons Business Expo,
invites you to a fun filled day for all ages.
Sunday, October 11, from 11 am-5 pm
FREE ADMISSION
Browse local vendors, enjoy a Salsa or a
Zumba class, dance to a DJ and live music,
fun activities for kids, and enter exciting raffles.
Bring your kids, friends, and family,
We hope to see you there!
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
Juana Libedinsky “Downhill: A Memoir of an Accident, Two Comas, Many Books, and Starting Over”
Event Itinerary
2 PM | Book sales
2:30 PM | Author presentation and conversation with Juana Libedinsky
Journalist and author Juana Libedinsky will present her new memoir, Downhill: A Memoir of an Accident, Two Comas, Many Books, and Starting Over, at Southampton Arts Center on Sunday, October 4, at 2 PM.
When a devastating skiing accident in the Patagonian Andes leaves Conrado, a New York lawyer at the height of his career, in a coma, it is not only his fate that hangs in the balance. His wife, Juana, and their two children have their lives upended overnight.
In Downhill (Urano Publishing; on sale September 22, 2026), Libedinsky tells the story she lived, tracing a journey from the vast stillness of the Andes to the fluorescent-lit hospital corridors of Buenos Aires and, eventually, to Manhattan and Southampton, where the family must learn how to rebuild a life when the crisis itself is supposedly over.
Much of Downhill unfolds in Southampton, where Libedinsky and her family spend their summers and where the rhythms of the East End - friends, ocean swimming, community, and summer life - become part of the family’s attempt to find normalcy again after the accident.
As she navigates coma care, hospital bureaucracy, and the challenges of rebuilding a family’s life across two countries, Libedinsky clings to a few anchors: an eclectic cohort of friends and neighbors, tennis, and books. Lots of books.
Told with the sharp eye of a seasoned reporter and a dry humor that surfaces in unexpected places, Downhill is ultimately a love story - to a husband, two children, books, community, and the stubborn belief that things will, somehow, be okay.
“Wrenching, suspenseful and sometimes even funny. A gripping true story of grit, terror and ultimately love.”
— Pamela Druckerman, author of Bringing Up Bébé and The Monogamy Prize
One of Zibby Owens’ Most Anticipated Books of Fall 2026
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9 - Opening Reception
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
East End Collected9
Southampton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of EAST END COLLECTED, the popular exhibition celebrating the extraordinary creative community of Long Island’s East End. Now in its ninth iteration, the exhibition continues its tradition of presenting exceptional artists who live and work in Suffolk County. EAST END COLLECTED celebrates the remarkable talent, diversity, and creative energy of the region. The exhibition will feature a broad range of artistic media, including painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, and ceramics.
Originally conceived and curated by artist Paton Miller, EAST END COLLECTED continues the next chapter, with Miller co-curating the exhibition for the second time with Christina Mossaides Strassfield, Executive Director of Southampton Arts Center.
EAST END COLLECTED celebrates not only individual artistic achievement, but also the sense of community that has helped establish the East End as an important cultural destination. By bringing together artists at different stages of their careers and working across a variety of media, the exhibition offers a compelling portrait of the creative spirit that continues to thrive throughout Suffolk County.
Featured artists include Deborah Acquino, Sophia Ader, Henry Baker, Dee Benish, Peter Beston, Walter Bobbie, Rossa Cole, Anahi DeCanio, AG Duggan, Dorothy Frankel, Pat Garrity, Lucas Greffenius Scheuer, Harrison Haft, Kara Hoblin, Edward Joseph, Richard Law, Elizabeth Levine, Christa Maiwald, Jon McAuliffe, John Melillo, ByeongDoo Moon, Grace Osborne, Oliver Peterson, Holly Rist, Robert Singer, Ben Sosne, Janice Stanton, Lucy Villeneuve, and Katie Whipple.
Presence: The Photography Collection of Judy Glickman Lauder
Mario Giacomelli (Italian, 1925–2000) Io non ho mani che mi accarezzino il volto (There Are No Hands to Caress My Face), 1961–63 Gelatin silver print, 11 7/8 x 15 7/8 in. Portland Museum of Art, Maine. Promised Gift from the Judy Glickman Lauder Collection, 6.2018.17
Courtesy Archivio Mario Giacomelli © Simone Giacomelli
Photographs are, as writer Roland Barthes affirms, “certificates of presence”: verification that a moment, a person, or a place existed. From the adoration of a loved one or the wonder felt before nature, to the hardship of labor and the devastation of war, photographs are imprinted by human experience.
Featuring approximately 100 photographs by over 50 artists, this exhibition explores the concept of presence through tender portraits, awe-inspiring landscapes, candid photojournalism, and spontaneous cityscapes. Drawn entirely from the collection of photographer and humanitarian Judy Glickman Lauder, Presence creates a dialogue among an array of photographs by some of the most beloved and influential practitioners of the 20th century, including Diane Arbus, Richard Avedon, Imogen Cunningham, Danny Lyon, Gordon Parks, James Van Der Zee, and more.
Presence: The Photography Collection of Judy Glickman Lauder is co-organized by the American Federation of Arts and Portland Museum of Art, Maine, and curated by Anjuli Lebowitz, PhD, Judy Glickman Lauder Curator of Photography, Portland Museum of Art, Maine. This exhibition is generously supported by an anonymous donor with additional support by Ellen and Robert Grimes.
Behind the Canvas: The Hidden World of Fine Art Insurance-POSTPONED
EVENT POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER CONCERNS
Fine art and collectibles represent some of the most valuable — and vulnerable — assets in the world. This panel brings together four specialists who each play a critical role in protecting these irreplaceable objects, from the moment a piece is acquired to the moment something goes wrong. Panelists will discuss how art is valued, underwritten, insured, and ultimately restored or replaced when disaster strikes — offering a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the intersection of the art market and the insurance industry.
Moderator:
Katie Hayward, CPRIA — Private Client Advisor, HUB International
Participants:
Michelle Abecasis — First Vice President, Fine Art & Special Risk Division, HUB International Northeast
Kunal Kohli — Underwriter Specialist, Fine Arts and Collections, PCS
Paul Fisher, AAA — Founding Partner, Fisher Art Advisory
Ashley Mehyo — Head of Claims, Distinguished Fine Art & Collectibles
Hosted by HUB International
Presence: The Photography Collection of Judy Glickman Lauder
Mario Giacomelli (Italian, 1925–2000) Io non ho mani che mi accarezzino il volto (There Are No Hands to Caress My Face), 1961–63 Gelatin silver print, 11 7/8 x 15 7/8 in. Portland Museum of Art, Maine. Promised Gift from the Judy Glickman Lauder Collection, 6.2018.17
Courtesy Archivio Mario Giacomelli © Simone Giacomelli
Photographs are, as writer Roland Barthes affirms, “certificates of presence”: verification that a moment, a person, or a place existed. From the adoration of a loved one or the wonder felt before nature, to the hardship of labor and the devastation of war, photographs are imprinted by human experience.
Featuring approximately 100 photographs by over 50 artists, this exhibition explores the concept of presence through tender portraits, awe-inspiring landscapes, candid photojournalism, and spontaneous cityscapes. Drawn entirely from the collection of photographer and humanitarian Judy Glickman Lauder, Presence creates a dialogue among an array of photographs by some of the most beloved and influential practitioners of the 20th century, including Diane Arbus, Richard Avedon, Imogen Cunningham, Danny Lyon, Gordon Parks, James Van Der Zee, and more.
Presence: The Photography Collection of Judy Glickman Lauder is co-organized by the American Federation of Arts and Portland Museum of Art, Maine, and curated by Anjuli Lebowitz, PhD, Judy Glickman Lauder Curator of Photography, Portland Museum of Art, Maine. This exhibition is generously supported by an anonymous donor with additional support by Ellen and Robert Grimes.
Presence: The Photography Collection of Judy Glickman Lauder
Mario Giacomelli (Italian, 1925–2000) Io non ho mani che mi accarezzino il volto (There Are No Hands to Caress My Face), 1961–63 Gelatin silver print, 11 7/8 x 15 7/8 in. Portland Museum of Art, Maine. Promised Gift from the Judy Glickman Lauder Collection, 6.2018.17
Courtesy Archivio Mario Giacomelli © Simone Giacomelli
Photographs are, as writer Roland Barthes affirms, “certificates of presence”: verification that a moment, a person, or a place existed. From the adoration of a loved one or the wonder felt before nature, to the hardship of labor and the devastation of war, photographs are imprinted by human experience.
Featuring approximately 100 photographs by over 50 artists, this exhibition explores the concept of presence through tender portraits, awe-inspiring landscapes, candid photojournalism, and spontaneous cityscapes. Drawn entirely from the collection of photographer and humanitarian Judy Glickman Lauder, Presence creates a dialogue among an array of photographs by some of the most beloved and influential practitioners of the 20th century, including Diane Arbus, Richard Avedon, Imogen Cunningham, Danny Lyon, Gordon Parks, James Van Der Zee, and more.
Presence: The Photography Collection of Judy Glickman Lauder is co-organized by the American Federation of Arts and Portland Museum of Art, Maine, and curated by Anjuli Lebowitz, PhD, Judy Glickman Lauder Curator of Photography, Portland Museum of Art, Maine. This exhibition is generously supported by an anonymous donor with additional support by Ellen and Robert Grimes.
Golf Benefit at Maidstone Club
This year’s Golf Benefit heads to the iconic Maidstone Club, a top-100 golf course, and we couldn’t be more excited. Join us for a memorable day dedicated to supporting the arts and the ongoing work of Southampton Arts Center.