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SUMMERFEST 2019
HONORING DIANE TUFT
2019 Champion of the Arts Award
Thursday, August 29 | 6-10 PM
2019 EVENT CHAIRS
Annie and Michael Falk, Erica and Michael Karsch, Simone and David Levinson
2019 HOST COMMITTEE
Roberta Amon, Debbie and Glenn August, Lisa Dennison and Rod Waywell, Diana and Joe DiMenna, Anke Beck-Friedrich and Juergen Friedrich, Lauren Schor Geller and Martin Geller, April Gornik and Eric Fischl, Julie Hillman, Jane Holzer, Sharon and Bill Jacob, Elyn and Jeff Kronemeyer, Mara and Dean Landis. Ros and Francis L’Esperance, Renee Harbers and Chris Liddell, Chris and Richard Mack, Paton Miller, Tiffany and Claus Moller, Kate and Brad Peck, Toni Ross, Fiona and Eric Rudin, Whitney Stevens, Dana Hammond Stubgen and Dr. Patrick Stubgen, Kelly and Jay Sugarman, Stefano Tonchi and David Maupin, Edwina Von Gal, Bettina Zilkha , Caryn Zucker
Restaurants*
Boai Thai, Calissa, Citarella, Clamman Seafood Market, Claude’s, Golden Pear Café, Hampton Coffee Company, Hampton Farms, Juice Press, Kalamazoo/Plessers, Le Charlot, Plain T, Saaz, Sant Ambroeus, Sip ‘n Soda, Southampton Cheese Shoppe, South Fork Bakery, The Fudge Company, The Tackle Box, Thyme & Again, Topping Rose House, Tutto il Giorno, and Union Cantina
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IMMERSIVE SOUND BATH MEDITATION IN THE THEATER
Daniel finally returns to SAC after a series of virtual sound meditations. Join us for a soothing, deeply relaxing, and immersive Soundbath Meditation with Daniel's exquisite original set of crystal bowls, gongs, hang drum, Tibetan and Himalayan bells, rain sticks, ocarina, didj, and other objects d’sound. This one-of-a-kind experience will melt away stress and leave you calm, recharged, your mind clear and vibrant! Bring your own mats/blanets. Great for all skill levels.
2020 VISION
Presented by New York Academy of Art with Southampton Arts Center. Curated by David Kratz and Stephanie Roach, and edited by Emma Gilbey Keller. Artists and writers are always the antennae of our society, all the more so at a time as challenging as this one. They have an opportunity—some might say, a duty—to interpret this moment and imagine the world not only as it is, but also as it could be. This is the guiding challenge of the group exhibition, 2020 Vision. We asked artists, writers, and creative thinkers to consider three questions of critical importance: Our lives will never be the same, but what will change look like? What do we want to keep as we rebuild? And what must we guard against? We invited these creators to express what they saw, what they felt, and what they experienced during this time of pause and reassessment, upheaval and risk, and anxiety and uncertainty. It is our hope that 2020 Vision marks one of many beginnings in the necessary process of ‘post-traumatic growth’ and positive change for our society and our world.