Arts

"AIR is an extension of Guild Hall's mission to sustain the artistic spirit of the East End by cultivating the area's historical legacy as an artists' colony," explained Dr. Appelhof.

"I find the energy emitted from a discarded "canvas" speaks to me with a louder voice than one I buy new," said Jennifer Levine.

"Come celebrate National Library Week with us and see all that we have to offer to transform your life," Danielle Waskiewicz.

"The things that matter most here to me, and in life, aren't those that can be bought and sold but rather the beauty of nature and of the people with whom we choose to share our time," said Dawn Watson.

"Spring Docs Day celebrates the joy of spring and all living things, spotlighting our most beloved companions, be they cats, dogs, birds or horses," said Jacqui Lofaro.

"It's been a fantastic journey in the creation, exploration and celebration of beauty in all facets of everyday life," shared Jack Lenor Larsen.

"I want to leave and you to go, 'You know what? He may not be the most famous comedian, but hands down that was the best I've ever seen,'" said Breuer.

"Katerina is one of our top performing students, creative, hard-working, bright and talented," expressed Diane Giardi.

"By making their artwork more accessible to buyers, the gallery hopes to inspire collectors and build connections without the hindrance of a physical location," noted Ryan M. Salinetti.

"This year we've added a motion graphics video which will be projected outside ON Ashawagh Hall by John Jinks," said Geralyne Lewandowski.