Sit down with a cup of coffee or tea, and join Guild Hall’s Teen Arts Council (GHTAC) for an open-mic night of poems, short stories, songs, dream sharing and more.
A virtual creative-hang-space, teens are invited to share their creativity and interests; poems, monologues, songs, dances, stand-up, embroidery, painting, sculpture – there is no limit to what you can create and share.
Time will also be reserved for the sharing of vivid, wild, and fanciful dreams, and reflection on the thoughts and experiences in relation to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
**Participants must be between the ages of 13 -18. A Guild Hall employee will be present throughout the event to chaperone.
Guild Hall invites you into the studios of our closest artist friends and supporters for a weekly art break. Utilizing simple materials found at home, learners of all ages will explore new ways of bringing creativity into their everyday by virtually visiting and creating with an East End artist.
In this episode, join Anna Healy and her family as they lead a painted-sticks project.
Needed Materials:
Found driftwood or tree branches
Assorted paintbrushes.
Painters or masking-tape
Basic acrylics – any color.
Palette or substitute.
New episodes, led by a different artist, will be posted on our website and Instagram each Friday afternoon at 1pm. If you post your art to social media, be sure to hashtag it with #GHARTBREAK
Offered in collaboration with the American Parkinson Disease Association, and Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s Center for Parkinson’s Disease, Sing Loud for PD is a chorus for people living with Parkinson’s disease and their care partners. Led by Valerie diLorenzo, award-winning Vocalist and Teaching Artist, this fun, virtual program will unite us in song and music. No previous musical experience is required and all lyrics will be provided!
Classes are offered live via Zoom, and you may join us for one or all four sessions. Registration is limited.
SCHEDULE
Session 1, May 6: Musical Potpourri – pop, standards, and Broadway
Session 2, May 13: The Hollywood Edition
Session 3, May 20: Easy Listening – pop, soft rock, vocals
Session 4, May 27: Broadway Spectacular
Offered in collaboration with the American Parkinson Disease Association, and Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s Center for Parkinson’s Disease, Sing Loud for PD is a chorus for people living with Parkinson’s disease and their care partners. Led by Valerie diLorenzo, award-winning Vocalist and Teaching Artist, this fun, virtual program will unite us in song and music. No previous musical experience is required and all lyrics will be provided!
Classes are offered live via Zoom, and you may join us for one or all four sessions. Registration is limited.
SCHEDULE
Session 1, May 6: Musical Potpourri – pop, standards, and Broadway
Session 2, May 13: The Hollywood Edition
Session 3, May 20: Easy Listening – pop, soft rock, vocals
Session 4, May 27: Broadway Spectacular
Offered in collaboration with the American Parkinson Disease Association, and Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s Center for Parkinson’s Disease, Sing Loud for PD is a chorus for people living with Parkinson’s disease and their care partners. Led by Valerie diLorenzo, award-winning Vocalist and Teaching Artist, this fun, virtual program will unite us in song and music. No previous musical experience is required and all lyrics will be provided!
Classes are offered live via Zoom, and you may join us for one or all four sessions. Registration is limited.
SCHEDULE
Session 1, May 6: Musical Potpourri – pop, standards, and Broadway
Session 2, May 13: The Hollywood Edition
Session 3, May 20: Easy Listening – pop, soft rock, vocals
Session 4, May 27: Broadway Spectacular
Offered in collaboration with the American Parkinson Disease Association,and Stony Brook Southampton Hospital’s Center for Parkinson’s Disease, Sing Loud for PD is a chorus for people living with Parkinson’s disease and their care partners. Led by Valerie diLorenzo, award-winning Vocalist and Teaching Artist, this fun, virtual program will unite us in song and music. No previous musical experience is required and all lyrics will be provided!
Classes are offered live via Zoom, and you may join us for one or all four sessions. Registration is limited.
SCHEDULE
Session 1, May 6: Musical Potpourri – pop, standards, and Broadway
Session 2, May 13: The Hollywood Edition
Session 3, May 20: Easy Listening – pop, soft rock, vocals
Session 4, May 27: Broadway Spectacular
Guild Hall invites you into the studios of our closest artist friends and supporters for a weekly art break. Utilizing simple materials found at home, learners of all ages will explore new ways of bringing creativity into their everyday by virtually visiting and creating with an East End artist.
In this episode, join Kym Fulmer and her son, Ian, as they lead a potato printing workshop.
Needed Materials:
Assorted sizes of russet potatoes or sweet potatoes
Large kitchen knife for chopping
Paring knife or x-acto knife for carving designs
Substrate. Should be a smooth surface: paper, t-shirt, cotton or linen dish cloth (not terrycloth), pillow case
Beach towel or any thick fabric to place beneath printing substrate
Pigment options:
Block printing ink, brayer, palette
OR
Acrylic paint, small cup, flat bristle or foam brush
Iron to heat set design onto fabric
New episodes, led by a different artist, will be posted on our website and Instagram each Friday afternoon at 1pm. If you post your art to social media, be sure to hashtag it with #GHARTBREAK
Join Guild Hall Curatorial Assistant, Casey Dalene as she engages with one of our most valuable resources during this time (and at all times): Artists. What better profession to teach us how to be at home, often times solitary, alone with our thoughts, finding ways to express ourselves, and looking towards the future.
This week Casey ZOOMs with gallerist Tripoli Patterson and artist, Alice Hope, for a tour and conversation on her exhibition, Surge at Tripoli Gallery in Wainscott, NY. Trip’s large barn space expands the possibilities; allowing Alice to utilize a 17ft wall to complete a commission for the American Embassy in Mozambique and to work on a new 10 x 10 ft Tyvek and copper painting. All while amidst a pandemic, Casey, Trip and Alice find a way to continue the conversation and unite over a common essential: Art.
Guild Hall invites you into the studios of our closest artist friends and supporters for a weekly art break. Utilizing simple materials found at home, learners of all ages will explore new ways of bringing creativity into their everyday by virtually visiting and creating with an East End artist.
In this episode, join Mare Dianora for a letters from the heart project. Inspired by the Danish tradition of paper hearts and the Mail-Art movement, you will create your own woven paper hearts to send as a letter to someone you miss. This project is a fun way to stay socially connected while we are all physically distancing.
Needed Materials:
Paper; specialty print, found scraps, or colored construction paper.
New episodes, led by a different artist, will be posted on our website and Instagram each Friday afternoon at 1pm. If you post your art to social media, be sure to hashtag it with #GHARTBREAK
Guild Hall is thrilled to be joining Make It Together!, a new national script-to-video project designed to bring young writers’ imaginations from the page to the theatrical screen. Each week Guild Hall will be accepting scripts from young playwrights to be realized, rehearsed, and produced by a team of professional directors, actors, and designers collaborating on Zoom, culminating in the sharing of a professionally edited short film online, both on Guild Hall’s and the Make it Together! platforms.
Joins us as we imagine, create, and Make it Together!
How it works:
Young writers ages 7-13 and their families are invited to submit scripts of up to three minutes in length (about five pages) based off a weekly theme. For an example of a submitted script/guidance on how to begin your writing, please see the sample script.
All scripts should be sent to Josh Gladstone, Artistic Director of the John Drew Theater at joshgladstone@guildhall.org. Please be sure your script includes your name, age, and hometown as well as the playwright’s contact information. If selected, writers will be asked to send a short video introducing themselves and their play to be edited into the start of the video.
This week’s theme: Two people find a treasure. What’s inside? How do their lives change?
Make it Together! originated at Middletown Arts Center. This project is produced in collaboration with Middletown Arts Center and a growing number of regional theaters, artists and organizations.
Examples produced by Middletown Arts Center:
Participating Institutions:
Charles River Creative Arts Program Dover, Massachusetts www.crcap.org
