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Art News - "It's a great way to celebrate spring with laughter and music, and working together with my fellow arts organizations!" Tracy Mitchell relayed.

Art News - "This is the first year we are offering two age groups for the February camp," O'Reilly noted. "It's part of our expanding theater education plans for 2019."

Art News - "These photographs by Fred McDarrah give us an extraordinary glimpse into the cultural milieu of the '60s and '70s, and an intimate view of some of the most important artists of the time," said Alicia Longwell.

Art News - "The museum will greatly benefit from a reduction in energy costs," Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele, Jr. relayed.

Art News - "I love that Warhol, Pollock and de Kooning were all out there. I like imagining them working in the summer where we are all subjected to the same conditions," reflected William Richmond-Watson.

Art News - "We believe nature can be an inspiration for the artist, and this exhibition really showcases that connection perfectly," Kathy Kennedy noted.

Art News - "It not only is a fantastic boost to the construction but insurance that the Cinema Art Center will be preserved for generations to come, regardless of what zoning changes or other variable happen in the fabric of the historic district," said Treasurer Susan Mead.

Art News - "We are very fortunate to count on the talent and expertise of professional artists who teach through the summer at the Barge and can now offer practical and philosophical insight to artists wishing to receive guidance with regard to their artwork," Esperanza Leon reflected.

Art News - "The Watermill Center is thrilled to be part of this inaugural tour of SHACC on the Road," Elka Rifkin shared.

Art News - "Join me to talk about the art of the line, the simple power of the pen, and the process of turning a thought into an image that says something interesting!" Spacek encourages.

Art News - "We intend to restore 11 Jobs Lane to its original purpose," Marino told Hamptons.com.

Art News - "The joy of the Summer Lecture Series is bringing in a diverse range of voices from the arts and humanities to engage with the local community," Elka Rifkin, Director of The Watermill Center, said. "We love that the program, now in it's fifteenth year, gives thinkers and visionaries an opportunity to share ideas with the young and emerging artists in our International Summer Program, as well as the local East End community."

Art News - "The biggest challenge probably was the deteriorated condition of the building," Barons told us.

Art News - "This summer season began with an invitation for all to take a look… take a class," said Christopher Kohan.

Art News - "We are pleased to continue the Artists Speak series of intimate talks with distinguished artists begun in the early 80s. Our inaugural talk this season is with Judith Hudson who will engage in a lively dialogue on art and social issues with fellow artist Lucy Winton," said Esperanza Leon, administrative coordinator at The Art Barge.

Art News - "We hope inspiration among the beauty of the Halsey property and the house itself will contribute to the workshop poems by participants who will be given the opportunity to have their works performed at monthly readings," Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan stated.

Art News - "This year our invitation to the public is to 'take a look… take a class,'" shared Chris Kohan, President of The Victor D'Amico Institute of Art.

Art News - "My goal is to connect community members, ranging from children to seniors, with their local animal shelter," Theresa Maritato explained.

Art News - "As a local restaurant that appreciates the town in which we live and our proximity to the beautiful waters that are so much a part of Long Island's DNA, we believe it is so important to give back locally to not only help improve our community, but also its gorgeous waterways," explained Rachel Hersh.

Art News - "THAW-Fest gives us all the opportunity to collectively illuminate the richness of arts and culture on the East End with a weekend of endless possibilities for visitors near and far to be entertained and enlightened," shares Amy Kirwin.