Join us for a sun themed afternoon of Stories & Crafts!
The afternoon will begin with a creative story-time followed by the creation of Sun drawings to be collected and displayed as part of our upcoming museum exhibition, Ugo Rondinone: Sunny Days.
Join us for a sun themed afternoon of Stories & Crafts!
The afternoon will begin with a creative story-time followed by the creation of Sun drawings to be collected and displayed as part of our upcoming museum exhibition, Ugo Rondinone: Sunny Days.
Join artist Christine Sciulli and yogi Jolie Parcher from Mandala Yoga for an experience of light and sound. Using breath as a pathway for sound within Sciulli’s immersive projection work, Jolie will guide participants through vocalizations woven together to create a unique sound environment within Phosphene Dreams.
Limited seating will be available. Please bring cushions to sit on the floor.
The East Hampton Star is proud to announce its new Experiential division, dedicated to providing both their readers and their partners with innovative and unexpected experiences designed to surprise, delight and create long-lasting community connections.
Weekend Utopias: A Guided Architectural Tour, Public Conversation, and Dinner
with Architecture Critic and Historian Alastair Gordon and Architect Christopher Coy
Featuring three private residences by Barnes Coy Architects. Participants will meet in our Boots Lamb Education Center for a slide presentation and conversation between Alastair Gordon and Christopher Coy before going on a guided architectural tour of three recent houses — Beachfront House, Courtyard House, Meadow House — via the North Fork Trolley. After the tour, participants are invited to attend an exclusive dinner at 6pm with Gordon and Coy at the Maidstone Restaurant, 207 Main Street, East Hampton.
Before you’re blown away by Bubblemania!, come join us as we explore bubbles as a medium for design!
This 40 minute pre-show workshop will have your child decorating cards, envelopes, and canvasses with our very own Bubble Blowing Art.
Before you’re stunned by the illusions in Straight Up Magic, come join us as we create our very own playing cards; an object no Magician should be without.
This 40 minute pre-show workshop will introduce your child to the art of printmaking through designing their own unique playing cards!
Before you’re wowed by the moves of FLY DANCE, come try out some Hip-Hop routines for yourself!
This 40 minutes pre-show workshop will get your child moving to the rhythms and sounds they’re about to see and hear!
Before you experiment with Dr. Kaboom, come join us as we construct our very own erupting volcanoes!
In partnership with The Children’s Museum of the East End (CMEE), this 40 minute pre-show workshop will introduce your child to the basics of chemical reaction through the construction of volcanoes. Goggles, smocks, and a volcano take-home kit will be provided!
Before your adventure with La Cucarachita Martina, join us in creating a puppet based on the characters from the show: Martina the Roach, Beto the Cat, Kike the Rooster or Mr. Perez the Mouse!
This 40 minute pre-show workshop will introduce your child to the art and imagination of puppet theater!
For the exhibition, cartoons, the artist Yung Jake has created a new body of work related to the narrative and characters in his animated stories. The storyline in Jake’s animations revolves around a character named Kelvin. The plot is shaped into various vignettes about the environment, culture and the society in which Kelvin lives. In the Moran and Spiga Galleries, elements of Jake’s cartoon will be displayed in various formats including videos, drawings, and an immersive installation.
Christine Sciulli’s primary medium is light. Sciulli allows the architecture of a room to dictate the composition of her work and then transforms the space to that vision. In Phosphene Dreams, a site-specific installation in Guild Hall’s Woodhouse Gallery, Sciulli will explore qualities of rigidity and fluidity by projecting light onto suspended fabric forms to create an illuminated and voluminous sculpture. Viewers are invited to be immersed in the environment and choose from a variety of perspectives and places to sit, linger, play, and interact with the work, as atmospheric shapes appear to grow and dissolve around the gallery.