The Winter Tree Gallery
125 Main St. #2f · P.O. Box 1463
Sag Harbor, New York 11963
Dan Rattiner
Drawings & Cartoons 1957-2009
november7–january7, 2010
Opening reception
Saturday, November 7, 4-7p.m.
Mr. Rattiner will sign copies of his book
631-725-0097 · parking in rear
Also signing
Saturday, Dec. 19,
4-7p.m.
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Create a new Dan’s logo for 2010!
To kick off it’s 50th Anniverary Celebration in 2010, Dan’s Papers is reaching out to artists and graphic designers to create and submit logo designs for out 50th Anniversary Logo Contest!
The winning logo will be prominently featured throughout 2010 in a variety of ways, including:
On the cover of Dan’s Papers each week
On our website danshamptons.com and in various promotional and marketing materials.
In addition to all of this, the winner’s bio will apear on the Index page of the paper each week. The winning artist will forever bea part of the Dan’s Papers legend.
If you’d like to submit, email dans50th@danspapers.com or drop off your submission at the office located at 2221 Montauk Hwy in Bridgehampton. All artwork must be submitted no later than Monday, November 30, 2009.
Good luck!
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Go Bonac Tonic Go!
Bonac Tonic is totally docking in SAG HARBOR for ONE NIGHT only and I love these guys. September 12th and 13th at THE GALLERY, 125 Main Street Sag Harbor.
Come support emerging art by a few of the most amazingly talented local artists at the Harborfest celebration in Sag. There will be an art tour to several different galleries throughout the day. Opening reception will be held from 5:30-8pm Saturday the 12th- bring the whole fam.
Any questions, please contact Rebecca Cooper at (631)725-7707
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Artist Oliver Peterson will be hosting “Collage Art with Oliver,” a free three-week workshop for children ages 10-18, beginning on Friday, July 31 from 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. at the John Jermain Memorial Library in Sag Harbor. We like Oliver’s stuff so show your support for local artists.
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We have to give credit where credit is due. The Vered Gallery in East Hampton knows how to work it in the art world. The recent auction of the Michael Jackson portrait done by Andy Warhol has drawn international interest. In fact, there was so much interest that they took the painting off the auction block.
WELL NOW IT’S BACK ON! Gallery co-owner Janet Lehr said Thursday it’s again available to the highest bidder. The 30-by-26-inch painting shows a smiling Jackson in a red jacket from his 1980s “Thriller” days.
If you got a million bucks and feel like bidding, contact Vered.
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Spencer Tunick, known for taking large groups of naked people into public and recognizable places and then taking their picture, struck again last week, this time in Montauk.
The photographer gathered well over 300 people, all of whom got together near the Montauk Lighthouse, took their clothes off and took some photographs. The shoot certainly gave a few Montauk fishermen an elevated heart beat.
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Aren’t you just dying to Benjamin Kuester ride this bike through spinning piles of paint? We are too. On May 8th, 9th the Bonac Tonic Art Collective will once again host local art at Ashawagh Hall, “Fantastical Interactical”, curated by Tonicker Molly M. Weiss is going to be set up as an interactive imaginative dreamland. Watch a 30 foot bike that paints onto spinning canvases, magical Astroturf trees, mind blowing animation, digital paintings, televisions that think outside the box, sculptural real estate adventures, monsters under the bed, tables that fight, exquisite corpses, spiritual attuning Reiki, small lights, large lights and of course bright lights. Opening reception is Saturday night, May 9th from 5-10 p.m., live music from The Super Naturals, and ballet performance will resound through the galleries.
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Well, it looks like, when it all ended, his yard was just a mess. Rian White, who was able to attract national headlines claiming that his messy yard was actually art, which included a six foot hot dog statue, has been fined $5,000 for not complying with East Hampton’s town request to clean up his yard.
White, an artist, fought tooth and nail to justify his art. Some of it, we agree, could pass for art. Other “art” however, looked like a big mess to us. You be the judge.
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2 exceptional local artists will show a special gift collection for the holidays at SEN SPICE LOUNGE in Sag Harbor. Meet the artists Lynn Matsuoka and Grant Haffner at the Opening Reception on Saturday, Dec.6, 4:30~6:30 at Sen Spice Lounge. Show hours Friday~Sunday from 1-5 pm Dec 5~7 and Dec.12~14. Artwork will be on view during the evening Dinner & Lounge hours as well. Sen Spice Lounge, 29 Main St., Sag Harbor 631-725-0101. Artists contact 631-537-5237.
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We are a big fan of Sylwia Pydych, and the above painting tells you why. If you want to check out her stuff, you can see it Sunday October 12 from 7pm-9pm at the local boutique Bonne Nuit on Main Street in East Hampton.
Sylwia Pydych has worked and studied with Ron Hicks, Robert Liberace, Hung Nian Zhang and David Leffel. Her influences have been Classical artists such as John Singer Sargent, Andres Zorn, Ilia Repin, Ivan Kramskoy and Rodin. Both commercial and private clients have commissioned Sylwia and her paintings and sculpture can be found in private collections in the United States and Europe.
She is a very lovely and talented lady with a brush. Go check it out!
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