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3 events, Featured MARKS FAMILY GALLERY SOUTH/TITO SPIGA EXHIBITION SPACE Darlene Charneco is the 2020 Artist Members Exhibition Top Honors Awardee, chosen by Susan Thompson, associate curator, Guggenheim Museum. Charneco uses various materials and techniques to create a distinctive visual language and mapping system, evoking memory, connection, and evolution. The Weaves and Touchmaps are part of an ongoing...  Featured MARKS FAMILY GALLERY NORTH In anticipation of the reopening of the John Drew Theater, the final stage of Guild Hall’s facility-wide renovation, this exhibition celebrates artists who were and are the fabric of the East End artist community and integral to Guild Hall. The East End has a history of providing an environment for artists...  Featured MARKS FAMILY GALLERY SOUTH Join us on Thursday May 2 from 5-7 PM for a pre-closing gathering to experience the culmination of the work for the six featured artists. Click HERE to RSVP. Look Alive is an evolving studio, gallery, and social space. This unique showcase highlights the thriving emergent creative community on the East... | 4 events, Featured - Featured Join us on Thursday, May 2 for a pre-closing celebration of our current exhibitions: Darlene Charneco: Field Mappings—Weaves and Touchmaps, A Creative Retreat—Portraits of Artists, and Look Alive. All three exhibitions will close on May 6. If you haven’t had a chance to visit, this will be a fun opportunity to meet and mingle with participating artists. You can also enjoy a glass... | 4 events, Featured EXPLORE ● TASTE ● DISCOVER Guild Hall presents ART & ABOUT 2024: Pittsburgh Register HERE - Password: PITTSBURGH Visionaries, Director's Circle, and Chairman's Circle Members - Come with us to Steel City as we uncover the art and innovation of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania! This under-the-radar, city of bridges boasts world-class art collections and leading-edge technology. Together... | 5 events, Featured - Featured $15.00 ($10.00 Members) $80.18 with book ($75.18 for Members) - tax included In conjunction with the exhibition A Creative Retreat – Portraits of Artists, Guild Hall exhibiting artist Mark Mann will join Anthony Madonna, Guild Hall Director of Learning + New Works, Klassic Carella, Flexn Dancer, and Jose Sebastian, founder & artistic director of Hamptons... $15 | |||
| 0 events, | 0 events, | 0 events, | 1 event, Featured - Featured FREE Suitable for All Ages Join the Guild Hall Teen Arts Council and Sag Harbor based architect, Nilay Oza at Kidd Squid for a sharing of their collaboration, The Sag Harbor Backyard Bathtub Project. Like any coastal community, the effects of a changing climate are tangible to our lived reality on the East End. Our... Free | 0 events, | 0 events, | |
| 0 events, | 0 events, | 0 events, | 0 events, | 0 events, | 2 events, Featured Open Studio invites audiences to ask questions, view works in-process, and gain hands-on experience with the creative process of artists currently working or exhibiting at Guild Hall. This Open Studio, which will take place for three days—Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, May 18-20 from 12-5 PM—will be led by cross-disciplinary artist Raúl Martinez. Martinez’s work examines...  Featured - Featured Guild Hall members, join us for a preview of the newest exhibitions on view, FIRST LITERATURE PROJECT, SPIN A YARN, and TED CAREY: QUEER AS FOLK. Be the first to tour the galleries and engage with the curators, artists, and staff. Members can also visit the Boots Lamb Education Center from 12-5 PM for an... | 5 events, MARKS FAMILY GALLERY SOUTH First Literature Project proposes to support Native nations in their efforts to maintain and further their languages, narratives, and oral traditions. Employing a new immersive storytelling platform, 3D video is mixed with virtual reality to re-create the timeless experience of sitting face-to-face with a storyteller. First Literature Project utilizes the newly...  MARKS FAMILY GALLERY NORTH Spin a Yarn takes its title from an expression believed to have originated in sailors’ practice of telling stories, often tall tales, while repairing ropes during long sea voyages. Delving into the complex relationship between textile labor and storytelling, the exhibition examines the use of textiles as vehicles for the preservation...  MARKS FAMILY GALLERY NORTH/TITO SPIGA EXHIBITION SPACE Born and raised in Chester, Pennsylvania, Edward “Ted” Fawcett Carey (1932–1985) moved to New York in 1955. There he pursued a career in graphic design, forged a close friendship with Andy Warhol, and later developed a distinctive mode of painting informed by his keen interest in American folk...  Featured - Featured FREE Advance registration is recommended but not required Join Guild Hall & OLA for an afternoon of art, workshops, and more. Inspired by Guild Hall’s current exhibition, Spin A Yarn, the afternoon will consist of drop-in workshops, where families can create their own cardboard Looms, self-guided gallery tours, and an Open Studio with artist, Raul... Free |
5 events, Featured - Featured $15 ($10 Members) Creative Lab is a series of interdisciplinary workshops designed and led by Guild Hall’s Visiting, Exhibiting, and Resident artists. Each Creative Lab invites participants to learn about an artist’s practice through an open lecture and a participatory workshop. This Lab will be led by artist & lawyer Raúl Martinez. Martinez’s work examines... $15 | 4 events, Featured - Featured $15.00 ($10.00 Members) Free for Members of the Shinnecock Nation In conjunction with the exhibition, First Literature Project, Guild Hall Community Artists-in-Residence, Christian Scheider and Wunetu Wequai Tarrant will join Anthony Madonna, Guild Hall Patti Kenner director of learning + new works for a conversation on the project, and their two-year residency with Guild Hall. $15 | 4 events, Featured - Featured $15.00 ($10.00 Members) Lunch Break is a series of open, participatory, and short discussions about art. Each Lunch Break is led by Guild Hall’s Patti Kenner Director of Learning + New Works, Anthony Madonna and focuses on various ways to absorb and interpret the work on exhibit. Participants are welcome to join staff for lunch in... $15 | 4 events, Featured - Featured $15.00 per family ($10.00 Members) Join us for a forty-five-minute, interactive family tour in the Guild Hall galleries. Learn about art together through lively discussion, storytelling, and hands-on activities. This Family Tour + Workshop will focus on the current exhibition, Spin a Yarn. Please enter Guild Hall through the Boots Lamb Education Center facing Pondview... $15 | |||
4 events, Featured - Featured $15.00 ($10.00 Members) Free for Members of the Shinnecock Nation Join Guild Hall Community Artists-in-Residence, Wunetu Wequai Tarrant, and the members of Ayim Kutoowonk (She Speaks), a Shinnecock language revitalization collective, as they discuss the formation of Ayim Kutoowonk and the works they developed, currently on view in Guild Hall’s exhibition, First Literature Project. Ayim... $15 | 4 events, Featured - Featured Join Guild Hall and the GH Teen Arts Council as we march in the Third Annual Hamptons Pride Parade! Following the first two years of success, Hamptons Pride continues organizing the parade. The lineup starts at 11 am on Main Street near Pondview Lane and Guild Hall, and the parade kicks off at noon. Registered... | 4 events, Featured - Featured $12.00 ($10.00 Members) In conjunction with the exhibition, Ted Carey: Queer as Folk, guest curator Matthew Nichols will discuss the art historical and cultural contexts of Ted Carey’s life and work. The queer content of Carey’s New York paintings and his tributes to other gay artists will also be examined. This program, recommended for ages... $15 |
