Arts

"By the end of this whole process, it became more about this extraordinary time we live in. Most of the origami community is now quite divided, because we are all online and we're all meeting online," he told us.

"This piece of music is really about believing in the good stuff, believing in the hope, believing in love, believing in the light. It was easy to be into it because this is what we all need right now," Repický explained.

"Stylistically it was made in a way that was different from any film I'd seen before … I like how much freedom there is in how juxtaposes images," filmmaker Barry Jenkins said.

"I'm pleased to dig deeper with this distinguished group of experts on housing and preservation to address the issues that Scott Bluedorn raised with his visionary Road Show project," noted Corinne Erni.

"As a celebration of both Guild Hall's 90th anniversary and the centennial of the Village of East Hampton, Student Art Festival 2021: Past-Present-Future looks at both our shared past and an imagined future," Madonna told us.

"I think with all the isolation, fear and anger that has grown in this country (and world) people have a lot to say and that what this platform is for," Karyn Mannix said.

"The special thing about this program is that it really showcases a wide range of topics," noted Center Director Elka Rifkin.

"It was absurd. To think that Christopher Nolan was supposed to have the number one movie, it was crazy. Lion King was the number one movie last year," Nilsson said about Unsubscribe becoming the #1 movie in America earlier this year.

"There was a honey harvest the first year. You don't always get a harvest the first year. This past season was the second season and the bees were equally as happy. We harvested 260 pounds of honey!" Piazza told us.

"He puts you in a place where you actually feel like you're where he wrote the song and you could put yourself into his music very easily," DelGuidice said about Billy Joel's music.