2020 Vision ZOOM Panel Discussion
No matter where you are in the world, join us on ZOOM for a 2020 Vision panel discussion moderated by the exhibition curators, New York Academy of Art President David Kratz and Director of the Flag Art Foundation Stephanie Roach. The panel includes artists Eric Fischl, Lujan Perez, Rachel Lee Hovnanian, and Chris Wilson.
“KISS THE GROUND” Zoom Panel Discussion with Drawdown East End
This Zoom panel discussion is a follow-up to the October 4th screening of KISS THE GROUND. Panelists include Edwina von Gal, Chris Gobler, Deborah Aller, and Mimi Edelman, and Laurie and Bill Benenson, Producers of Kiss the Ground, and will be moderated by Mary Morgan, co-founder of Drawdown East End.
Eco programs at SAC are sponsored by Dorothy and Michael Reilly.
2020 Vision Zoom Panel Discussion Hosted by Bernard Lumpkin
The Academy’s exhibition 2020 Vision, on view through December 27, presents over 70 artists’ and writers’ response to the upheaval of 2020. On October 15, collector Bernard Lumpkin, who contributed an essay about the role of artists in “the new normal,” will moderate a conversation with 2020 Vision artists Tawny Chatmon, Taha Clayton and Justin Wadlington.
Image: Justin Wadlington; The Apotheosis of Legends, 2019; acrylic on canvas; 36 x 48 inches (45 x 56 inches framed); From the collection of Glenn and Amanda Fuhrman, NY, courtesy the FLAG Art Foundation
2020 Vision Zoom Panel Discussion – Documenting Crisis in Real Time
2020 Vision artists and writers Clifford Owens, Steve Mumford. Paine the Poet, and Pamela Sztybel discuss documenting crisis in real time, moderated by Clifford Owens.
Image: Clifford Owens; Protest Pictures, 2020; archival pigment print, 10 x 8 inches, edition 1 of 10 plus 2 APs
ZOOM Talk – The Social Dilemma: How Digital Media Undermines Young People’s Wellbeing & What We Can Do About It
Join Larissa Rhodes, producer of the new hit film, The Social Dilemma in conversation with Josh Golin and Jean Rogers of Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood. Featuring former Facebook, Google, and Twitter employees, The Social Dilemma reveals how the business model for digital media exacerbates some of the most pressing problems we face today, including misinformation, polarization, and a host of problems related to social media overuse. Not surprisingly, children and young people are most susceptible to the techniques social media companies use to keep us endlessly scrolling and posting.
Larissa, Jean and Josh will share clips from the film and discuss what we can do — as families, communities, and a society – to keep digital media from interfering with children’s healthy development.
While it is recommended that attendees watch The Social Dilemma on Netflix prior to the December 9th discussion, it is not necessary.
ZOOM Panel Discussion: Breaking Into “The Biz”
Sponsored by Pat Garrity of The Corcoran Group.
Join SAC Artistic Director Amy Kirwin along with a panel of accomplished arts professionals from the visual arts, performing, music, filmmaking, photography, and more. For students and young adults who are interested in careers in the arts, you do not want to miss this vital conversation with the experts.
Music: Carter Burwell, Film Composer
Visual Arts: Peter Drake, Painter
Photography: Deborah Feingold
Film: Mary Lambert, Director
Performing Arts: Gloria Reuben
Literary Arts: Garth Stein, Author
ZOOM Readings with Medium and Medical Intuitive Heather Carlucci
Sponsored by Pat Garrity of The Corcoran Group.
Through the gift of mediumship Heather Carlucci helps those in transition who feel blocked and are looking for insight. Her other gift as a medical intuitive can bring to light a clear way to view current health issues and needed lifestyle changes. Join us for this special Zoom group session where Heather will work with 6 audience members and take questions at the end.
*Note: Public readings will be conducted with discretion and privacy in mind.
ZOOM Readings with Medium and Medical Intuitive Heather Carlucci
Sponsored by Pat Garrity of The Corcoran Group.
Through the gift of mediumship Heather Carlucci helps those in transition who feel blocked and are looking for insight. Her other gift as a medical intuitive can bring to light a clear way to view current health issues and needed lifestyle changes. Join us for this special Zoom group session where Heather will work with 6 audience members and take questions at the end.
*Note: Public readings will be conducted with discretion and privacy in mind.
East End Collected6 Gallery Tour with Paton Miller
Join EEC6 Curator Paton Miller for an intimate tour of the galleries. Limit 20 per tour. First come, first served.
East End Collected draws attention to the large population of artists living in the region and reflects Paton Miller’s vision of the East End as an ideal environment for artists to create work. In this sixth iteration of the popular exhibition, Miller continues with the intention of never showing the same artist twice. Since its 2015 launch, the EEC series has featured over 200 individuals. Through this exhibition, Paton Miller celebrates 34 new artists and further establishes Southampton Arts Center as a home where the East End arts scene continues to thrive.
ADDITIONAL TOURS WILL BE OFFERED ON MARCH 6 & APRIL 3 AT 12:30 PM.
East End Collected6 February Illustrated Talk
Join us on Zoom for the first of two virtual illustrated talks with select East End Collected6 artists. Each participant will have ten minutes to share slides of their work and discuss their process. Hosted by Curator Paton Miller.
Featuring Isadora Capraro, Melody Guini, Candace Hill, Patrick Peter, Doug Reina and Kevin Teare.