A pre-Valentine's Day show and sale of jewelry and hand made metal tableware. Many new pieces of silver and unusual stone jewelry will be available for purchase.The Studio will be open both Saturday and Sunday 10:30 AM - 5:30PM
A Solo Art Exhibition by Mary-Antonia Lombardi
Friday 7PM - Opening Reception
Saturday 7PM -Gallery Hrs.
Sunday 3PM - Closing Reception
July 13th Meet and Greet
Artists:
1. Sherva.Jewels
2. Kayox
3. Jose A Melendez
4.Rikha
5.Brunswikk
6. Dolo Art
June 8th Meet and Greet
Artists:
1. Janet
2. La femme Cheri
3. Rich Perrota
4. Kayla
Performers
1.KDHN
2. Brown sugar Bettie
3. Raven
4. Emily rose Burnett
5. Calei
6. Taiye
May 11 MEET AND GREET
FEATURED ARTISTS
1. Ashley B.
2. Audrey Green eyes
3. Amanda myth
4. Jose Melendez
FEATURED PERFORMERS
1. Niall Sullivan
2. Bandit
3. Norfshore
4. Chris gatsby
5. Elle Rising
6. Youth moose
Easter artists market at The Hub at Corner Grind. Our doors will open at 1pm. Special selections at the market from our vendors. Come and enjoy a great day of shopping for a special gift for Easter.
Come join us at the Mothers day beauty n wellness market. Seeking natural and holistic care and treatment vendors.
Check out the flyers. If you're interested in participating as a vendor please send me a DM.
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Easter artists market at The Hub at Corner Grind. Our doors will open at 1pm. Special selections at the market from our vendors. Come and enjoy a great day of shopping for a special gift for Easter.
On the menu for items:
Jewelry
Handmade items
Art & home decor
Candles
Personal items and more
The market will be collecting donations for Make a Wish Foundation.
One of the most reputable foundations for children with serious illness. Please check out there website for more details.
Www.metronyc.wish.org
Don't miss this great day to come check us out and our Easter goodies.
Music, games and prizes.
This is a free family oriented event.
Bring the family and friends.
#supportsmallbusiness
#shopsmall
#entrepreneur
#localbusiness
#artistsmarket
#market
ARTIST, MUSICIANS, PHOTOGRAPHERS AND TECH'S
Come and meet the local creative community
Live performance with The Yellow
Featured Creatives:
Ellen T Dotts poet
Renaps Parisi animator, writer
Shawn McArthur artist
Nicole Trejos artist
and more to be announced
What do you find as you walk around our 5 boroughs that grabs your attention?
Paint splatters on a wall? Multi-colored oil spills on the pavement? Peeling pigment on buildings? Also, what comes on the screen of your TV when the images break up? The patterns formed by colors and more colors...all accidental, all abstractions.
- featured photographer Marilyn Kiss
Opening Party 5-8 p.m., Saturday October 13th
Exhibit Dates: October 13 - November 18, 2018
The topic for this Saturday’s art roundtable discussion is “Unknowing” - unknowing makes it possible for anything to happen. When we don’t know, when we have no expectations or fixed ideas we truly begin to see what is actually there. Artists of all genres, and non-artists are welcome!
$2 Suggested Donation
A Presentation by
Photographer Doug Schwab
Photo Exhibit featuring:
Len Rachlin
Virginia Ross
Elvia Iannaccone Gezlev
Doug Schwab
ARTISTS UNDETERRED will provide a forum for dynamic artists who exemplify boldness and determination, and an expanded frame of reference for general audiences.
It will increase accessibility for witnessing art and performance by disabled artists who are often underserved, by attracting a diverse audience, via exhibition, performance, and conversation in accessible venues.
Inclusion, awareness, and visibility drive the proposed project, and the intention to initiate public dialogue around issues of art/disability/accessibility.
The project will explore the multi-faceted relationship of disability vis-à- vis contemporary art, through the lens of creators and producers who are disabled and whose work addresses disability.
This project is made possible (in part) by a DCA Art Fund Grant from Staten Island Arts, with public funding from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
Visit a silversmith's studio. On display will be Silver and silver plated tableware. Copper bowls and hand made silver jewelry set with unusual stones. There are also Paper Tapestries and paintings on the wall. Stop by and see a metal working studio. Light refreshments.
If the weather is good the garden will also be open
This Second Saturday, come out an Celebrate Creativity
73 Wave Street, Staten island New York 10304
12pm-11pm
INSIDE Hub17
7:00 - MDXV
7:15 - Brand NU
7:45 - Allan Ali
8:00 - itsVR
8:15 - MDot
8:30 - Dielan
Rooftop
2:00 - Plastiq Passions
3:00 - MIA Presents
4:30 - Donnie Lax
4:45 - Paul Marz
5:00 - SKRAM
5:15 - DICE
5:30 - DruGunn$
5:45 - Father Sha
6:00 - SITH
6:15 - Prema777
6:30 - iNTeLL
6:45 - Bobby Briz
Sponsors
No fancy hotels, no glitzy neon lit pleasure strips, no over-developed, crowded suburban sprawl; just a part of America most people don’t know even exists. This is “Looking for America” from a different perspective.
I have made over 8 cross country trips both throughout the United States and Canada. Each time I go I find it fascinating to travel off the beaten path and discover the unusual and new things that most people are unaware of.
- Robert Haber, featured photographer
JOIN US for the opening party!
Shaolin: Into the 36 Chambers is a group exhibition curated by local artist Jahtiek Long. Located in the Commons Galleries of the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, this exhibit pays homage to, explores, and celebrates Staten Island’s culture and cultural identity. Playing on the name given to Staten Island by the Wu-Tang Clan, Shaolin highlights the work of more than 15 artists from all corners of the borough, including:
Hidden Grid by Kevin Barker
Raul Barquet
Ashley Benedict
HH Coatl
Christine Cruz
Chelsea Rae Fioravanti
Goyart
Stephanie Kosinski
Emily Long
Harry Magzul
Chris Malfi
Liz Manzolini
Shawn McArthur
J. Montana
Emily Perina
Gina Policastro
Tony Quera
Chris RWK
Katinka Sattar
Jay Sayers
Lawerence Schau Jr
Search and Rescue Productions
Keri Sheheen
Tabitha Lee Turchio
Gene Wagner
Wann
Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C&G)
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Admission: Free
Admission to the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G) is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Join us for Art Lab's Annual Student Show on Saturday March 10th. Artists' reception is from 2-5 PM. If you have ever been curious about Art Lab, now is your chance to see what we are all about!
Group Show” at Art on the Terrace
Saturday, February 17th – Sunday, March 18th 2018
Second Saturday hours: 12:00 - 6:00 pm
The “Group Show” – Join us as we explore the creativity of our members and community of artists .
The Knitting and Crocheting Circle is open to beginning as well as advanced knitters and crocheters. Beginners learn basics to complete a project, and more advanced knitters will learn to advance their craft. Beginning knitters should bring to their first session, worsted weight yarn #4 on label, and #8 knitting needles, and beginning crocheters a J or K size hook and a somewhat thicker yarn.
$2 suggested donation
SICC/Art On The Terrace events and exhibits are made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and is administered by Staten Island Arts.
Continuing our Celebration of Black History month
Featured Artist: J Montana, Fredrick A. Burton, Andrea Phillips and Lorenzo Hail
Live Music performance by Outside the Temple
Join us at Hub 17 on December 9th for an artist market to celebrate holiday cheer! Come by and get your holiday shopping done with handcrafted goods and pieces of expression that is sure to make an excellent gift for your loved ones.
Join us for a special pop-up market full of vintage and retro clothing and accessories!
Featuring live music and multiple vendors, including:
Dolly's Vintage Rack
Julia Sane
Claw Machine Vintage
Rachel Jensen
...and more!
There will be multiple pop-up holiday markets happening on the same day in the same neighborhood (MakerSpace, Hub17, Duzer's Local, and Search Party Studio)! So come stroll through Stapleton, say hi to your friends, and support local artists and small businesses!
Snacks and wine will be available!
71 Wave Street, Search Party Studio
December 9th, Noon-4:30pm
Free entry!
Once again we are hosting our Holiday Maker Market!
Come down to MakerSpace on Saturday December 9th to check out some wonderful local art and products by awesome vendors.
Renee’s Knitting Circle meets every Second Saturday at Art on the Terrace. The Knitting Circle is open to beginning as well as advanced knitters. Beginners learn basics to complete a project, and more advanced knitters will learn to advance their craft. Participants should bring to first session worsted weight yarn #4 on label, and #8 knitting needles.
SICC/Art On The Terrace events and exhibits are made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and is administered by Staten Island Arts.
“Winter Holidays Show” at Art on the Terrace
The “Winter Holidays Show” celebrates the beauty and dreams of this festive season.
Open 12 pm to 9 pm
Special events at Art on the Terrace
Knitting Circle: Saturday, December 9, 10 am-12 pm
Crafting Cloth Dolls Workshop: Saturday Dec 9, 12-2 pm
Schaghticoke~You Can Go Home Again' stems from a visit to the small rural community at the northern most edge of Rensselaer County in upstate New York where I grew up. Attending a class reunion, suddenly I was looking at the area with a different set of eyes. While growing up many of the local sights there were taken for granted. No longer mundane, they are sights of great beauty.
The photos evoke memories from everyone's childhood and teenage years, but seen with a difference perspective.
One session of 3 hours, Saturday, October 14, 12:30-3:30 pm. The class is free, but is limited to 6 students.
You must reserve the space with a refundable deposit of $10, (refundable after your child attends the class).
SICC is a 501(c)3 non-profit org; donations are always welcome.
Call or text 917-796-7279 to confirm your child’s reservation. Please leave a phone # for a confirmation call back/text. Once confirmed, you can go to our website: www.sicreative.org and make your $10 refundable deposit via a credit card. (Click on DONATE, and make the $10 deposit, and add a message that the $ is for the Clay Workshop deposit.)
Class is to be taught by Henry Glener, Clay Artist and Member of The Staten Island Creative Community. SICC will provide all the materials. A sketch of what your child would like to make would be helpful. To protect the integrity of the piece, a hair dryer would be useful to help the drying process.
SICC/Art On The Terrace events, exhibits, workshops are made possible with funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and is administered by Staten Island Arts.
#artontheterrace #secsatsi
Show runs from Friday October 6 – Sunday November 12, 2017
“How will the brilliant colors of Fall inspire our SICC artists? Can we have a black and white Fall? You need to stop in to see what we put on the walls and on the pedestals at Art on the Terrace.”
Join us on September 9th for a free roundtable discussion on Almost Like We Know with exhibiting artist David Loncle at Snug Harbor's Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art.
The collection of paintings in Almost Like We Know is about a feeling of distance. Artist David Loncle looks at the spaces inside and out of us that form and inform the structures of our living. In an exploration of change and uncertainty, Loncle asks how meaning arises through recognition and the lack thereof. This work seeks to make visible—in some uncertain way—the conventions, questions, and boundaries that define.
David Loncle is a Staten Island native working as an Adjunct Professor at the College of Staten Island teaching studio art and civics. He is a painter, writer, teacher, and gardener.
