Arts

"My vision expanded in the vast space and the rusty red volcanized landscape excited me. I welcomed the opportunity for verticality in my work," remarked Jim Gingerich.

"All your favorite characters return from Captain Hook to Wendy, Michael and John Darling, the Lost Boys play the militant Tap Army, Bohemian Pirates and more," noted Anita Boyer and Kasia Klimiuk.

"From the dazzling choreography of La La Land, the quiet beauty of Moonlight, to the belly laughs of Toni Erdmann, our audiences will see the films that are sure to be counted amongst the most celebrated films of the year," David Nugent noted.

"The Art Sail is a great way for artists to share their artwork with the public in one of the most unique settings for an exhibition," noted Michael Rosch.

"Charles Addams was an East End treasure, and we are very fortunate to be able to showcase his wonderful work," said Amy Kirwin.

"I am honored to say that everyone I approached to collaborate with me agreed without hesitation," Ryan reflected. "I had done some collaborations before and had wanted to do something like this for some time. But, now I had a driving passion to make it happen and it is all coming together."

"Books and talk and rock and roll​ - we can't wait!" said Nola Thacker.

"They create an inviting and interactive environment that stimulates a deeper appreciation and understanding of art," said Cara Conklin-Wingfield.

"It seemed very clear to me that these songs wanted to be a record about romantic love, so I didn't fight it," Osborne said about Bring It On Home.

"A very good, intelligent, and affecting piece of film realism that has tough politics and debunks some sentimental ideas about 'the black community.' One almost never sees anything like that … it's a very strong film … It is definitely going to be on my ten best list this year," remarked Amy Taubin.