Arts

"This will be the biggest artGroove yet with 21 participating artists including distinguished sculptor Hans Van de Bovenkamp, David Geiser, American painter and underground comix creator and former New York Times illustrator, Charles Waller," Geralyne Lewandowski, Art Groove Founder, relayed.

"Get ready world, this group is already really, really good and on its way to greatness!" Edinburgh Fringe Festival notes.

"I'm excited to screen this pointed film and examine the myth of the contemporary starchitect and the psychology behind the expectations and aspirations of people who have their homes designed," said Corinne Erni, Curator of Special Projects and ArtsReach.

"This Spring performance will be the most unique of HBTS' Spring ballets," Sara Jo Strickland noted.

"Our intent in the concept was to witness Zen through Art. Four diverse female artists depict their own unique state of calm," Andrea McCafferty and Kat O'Neill, Co-Owners/Co-Directors, explained.

"Fred's warmth and wisdom spill over into his music as his thoughtful lyrics paint a picture of a life well lived," Nancy Remkus expressed.

"Having been born in Venezuela, although I was raised in East Hampton, I have maintained a close connection to my birth country - I still have family and friends there," Esperanza Leon explained. "I have felt powerless witnessing the drastic decline, the nightmare that Venezuela is living."

"The plan is to open before Memorial Day," Taylor Rose Berry revealed.

"I chose the title East Meets West because there are four Sumi E (oriental brush painting) artists in the show," Ursula Thomas reflected.

"The first duck farm, Atlantic Duck Farm, opened on Long Island in Speonk in 1858; however, raising ducks did not take hold until the Pekin duck breed arrived from China in 1873. Due to Long Island's waterfront properties," Dr. Van Scoy noted.