Last nights event was awesome. Thank you to Many Antonia Lombardi, her family and many long time friends for coming out and supporting Artist at Hub17nyc. It was also great to see some of the Second Saturday SI family come through.
Mary and friends
Nancy and Viv
Busy all night
The courtyard
Scott Lobaido and Leyna
BFF and Photographer
After a long day, Mary's shoes became art.
THE RETRO ART SHOW” is presented by the Labyrinth Arts Collective and gives homage to art styles from the 1960's - 70's. So, grab some trippy beads and disco glasses, take a picture and enjoy the show !
Admission $15.00 at the door, $10 if prepaid; includes the following: two raffle tickets for our Retro Gift Basket, Musical Entertainment and show hosted by Marvin F. Camillo Valentine , director of La Familia Repertory Theatre. Guest Appearance by Hey Viv ! Retro Clothing with an Interactive Photo Op for all guests!! Light refreshments and beverages.
Prepaid tickets - $10- may be purchased by hitting the DONATE button at
https://labyrinthartscollective.org/
http://www.facebook.com/events/298928620505720/?active_tab=about
Art on the Terrace will be open extended hours for next Second Saturday from 12 to 9 pm.
The theme of our OVER THE SOFA Exhibit was inspired by a gallery visitor who wanted to buy a piece to put over her sofa. Stop by our gallery to see whether we have the perfect something for over YOUR sofa!
Gallery Hours:
Fridays – 5:00pm to 8:00pm
Saturdays and Sundays – 12:00pm to 6:00pm
Second Saturdays & Reception Days – 12:00pm to 9:00pm
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The Art Lab at Snug Harbor
Join us this Second Saturday for our dual opening reception! We are premiering two exciting shows to close out the year. Our open call gallery show - Danger, Construction Area, Keep Out - is a themed exhibition responding to the idea of construction, both literal and figurative. We are also proud to display the painting and watercolor works of our students in our hallway. Light refreshments will be served. Reception 2-5pm.
The first episode of Conversations will air on SICTV this week. Host Raul Barquet goes one on one with art scene insider Todd Love
Schedule
Ch 34 - Thursday 12am/pm - Fri 9am/pm - Sat 4am/pm - Sun 7am/pm
here's an excerpt
On Sunday July 24, 2016 I stopped by the Expo and was met with an abundance of good vibes.
By Kimbra Eberly
With its intimate setting, the kick off of Hub Films was loads of fun.
Friends, family and newcomers gathered to enjoy some quality movies featuring Staten Island filmmaker Lance J. Reha.
Chris Marciante hosted the night presenting some new insight about the art of filmmaking.
What transpired was much more than expected. Watching Lance’s films, “Dead Mans Hand” and “Eviction” triggered a conversation in the room about movie techniques, lighting, audio, cameras used and the cost of making a quality movie.
These discussions were very informative. We all realized that film night could be so much more. Audiences can come out and enjoy watching the movies. But afterwards, filmmakers can stay for an open discussion about ongoing issues in making a film. Or they can just share their successes and what works for them. As we all know, Filmmaking is not easy. We could all use some tips.
The night ended with an inspirational talk about the start of new film projects.
The Hub is looking forward to next month as we watch some more great movies and meet the filmmakers who work so hard at their craft.
It is our intention to attract newcomers who are interested in making movies, folks who just love movies but even more, increase community awareness of the art scene that is evolving in Staten Island.
HAPPY FILMMAKING and “lets have some fun”
Kimbra Eberly
Director of “The Directors Chair Film Festival 2016”
LUMEN is an authentic contemporary art experience in New York City featuring emerging and established artists. LUMEN’s goal is connecting artists with the community all while exposed in a nomadic alternative space. The annual event brings original visual, performance and installation art to new audiences, under the artistic vision of various curators from across NYC.
Photo by Garrett Ziegler
When you walk through the ferry side entrance to Lumen this year you will be greeted by 18 yellow and black 12"x36" Danger signs with grow lights and hanging planters to hold flowers in pots. Hub 17 artist Douglas LaTourette's installation is simply titled "Flowering Plants that Support Bees". He will also be there providing literature about what gardeners can do to help bees which are in serious jeopardy. Happy consequences include the yellow reflective part of the signs are small honeycombs. When lit the grow lights add new life to the crystalline salt that has penetrated the timbers that the signs are hung from.
Justine Lordo
Victoria Munro
Laura Neese
Michael Newton
Lys Obsidian & The Lesbian Underground
Panopoly Performance Laboratory
Arya Sukapura Putra
Nancy Quin
Vernon Reid
Tomas Ronse
Omari Soulfinger
Staten Island Arts Folklife
Staten Island Shakespearean Theater
Stereotype Co.
Scott Van Campen
Vincent Verdi
Jay Weichun
La Isla Bonita Summer Festival Returns To Staten Island on Sunday, July 10th
“La Isla Bonita” was born as a public art series developed by Colombian-born, Staten Island-based artist Lina Montoya under her LMProject. Last Summer, LMProject and local events collective ISLA, partnered up to create a summer festival in the North Shore of Staten Island with the help of the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, Partnerships for Parksand California organization Sol Collective festival platform GLOBAL LOCAL- naming it La Isla Bonita Summer Festival.