Recommended for ages 4 – 7 + Parents/Guardians.
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, A Creative Retreat—Portraits of Artists. Please enter Guild Hall through the Boots Lamb Education Center, facing Pondview Lane.
Join us in celebrating the 2024 Student Art Festival: Eco vs Ego with a pop-up performance at 3 PM by artist, Viv Corringham and Springs School 5th Grade! A post-performance reception will be hosted by the Springs School PTA.
Over a sequential three-year project, Springs School students worked alongside sound artist & composer, Viv Corringham, to develop an ecological listening awareness and explore the capabilities of the human voice. Using Deep Listening methodologies, field recording exercises, and experimental voice practices, Corringham and the Students have developed an “Eco Choir.” In this performance, the Eco Choir will present an improvised performance to the English folk tale, The Buried Moon.
Click HERE to learn more about 2024 Student Art Festival: Eco vs Ego.
Lunch Break is a series of open, insightful, 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 the Guild Hall Pantzer Gallery or Minikes Garden after the program. Attendees may bring their own lunch or purchase small bites from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Bar in the lobby.*
This Lunch Break will focus on the themes of the current exhibition, Student Art Festival: Eco vs Ego.
Lunch Break is a series of open, insightful, 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 the Guild Hall Pantzer Gallery or Minikes Garden after the program. Attendees may bring their own lunch or purchase small bites from Louise & Howie’s Coffee Bar in the lobby.
This Lunch Break will focus on the themes of the current exhibition, Student Art Festival: Eco vs Ego.
*Small croissant sandwiches from Tutto Caffè will be available in the coffee bar, first come, first served.
Recommended for ages 4 – 7 + Parents/Guardians.
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, Student Art Festival: Eco vs Ego. Please enter Guild Hall through the Boots Lamb Education Center, facing Pondview Lane.
Recommended for ages 4 – 7 + Parents/Guardians.
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, Student Art Festival: Eco vs Ego. Please enter Guild Hall through the Boots Lamb Education Center, facing Pondview Lane.
Creative Lab is a series of interdisciplinary workshops designed and led by Guild Hall’s visiting, exhibiting, resident artists, and staff. Each Creative Lab invites participants to learn about an artist’s practice through an open lecture and a participatory workshop.
This evening’s Lab is led by Guild Halls Patti Kenner Director of Learning + New Works, Anthony Madonna. Trained as a musician and educator, Anthony strives to construct experiences that both critically challenge our individual beliefs and bring awareness to our responsibility as a community. Anthony has worked within institutions such as The McCarter Theatre Center, The Juilliard School, and the Barbican Centre. His projects have been shown and/or performed as part of the Tate Modern: Tate Exchange (London), the Barbican Centre’s Dialogue, UnFinished, and Curious festivals (London), Guild Hall of East Hampton (Long Island, NY), and The Arts Center at Duck Creek (Long Island, NY).
The Lab will focus on Anthony’s improvisatory & interdisciplinary meditative practices, exploring a variety of collective vocal, movement, and writing processes.
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 evening’s Lab is led by fine artist & puppeteer, Liz Joyce. Trained as a fine artist, Liz’s approach to puppetry has been influenced by European puppetry traditions and the eccentric energy of New York’s downtown performance artists. She honed her carving skills working with traditional puppet carvers in Prague, Czech Republic, and often collaborates with other puppeteers in the international puppet community. Liz’s puppet operetta, Sing a Song of Sixpence, was awarded a UNIMA Citation, the highest award in American puppetry.
The Lab will focus on Liz’s puppetry and theatre practice. A collaboration between Liz Joyce and both Wainscott & Sagaponack schools is on view in the current exhibition, Student Art Festival: Eco vs Ego.
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 evening’s Lab is led by multi-media artist, Lionel Cruet. Cruet works in multiple mediums, including experimental digital printing processes, performance, and audiovisual installations. His artworks confront issues that concern ecology, geopolitics, and technology. His work has been included in exhibitions at the Bronx Museum of the Arts (2017), Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse (2017) and a solo exhibition at the Bronx River Art Center (2015) and El Lobi in San Juan Puerto Rico (2021) and has been reviewed by Latinx Project, Made in Mind Magazine, Designboom, and Latinx Spaces.
The Lab will focus on Cruet’s video collage & audiovisual installations. A collaboration between Cruet and Guild Hall’s Teen Arts Council is on view in the current exhibition, Student Art Festival: Eco vs Ego.
Join us in celebrating the opening of the 2024 Student Art Festival: Eco vs Ego. The afternoon will consists of family workshops, pop-up performances, and a guided tour by the students and artists whose work is on view.
The 2024 Student Art Festival: Eco vs Ego explores our symbiotic relationship with nature. Inspired by guest thought-leader, Edwina von Gal, the Festival asks students, schoolteachers, and artists to delve into topics such as needs/survival, infrastructure & growth; anthropomorphism & symbolism, and biophilia, through the practice of art, design, horticulture, and performance.
Click here to learn more about Student Art Festival: Eco vs Ego.