Daylight Savings Time is officially over… …and the winter is slowly but surely coming closer. Instead of escaping the cold being snuggled up with a hot chocolate you should go out and enjoy what beautiful November days have to give: listen to NYFA Fellows reading their poems, watch short films or explore exhibitions. Check out…
Halloween is right around the corner and we are wondering where the month of October has gone. Time flies when you’re busy admiring incredible art, right? For all of you who are not keen on going trick or treating this weekend and would rather go to a nice exhibition or listen to some amazing writers…
“Compendium details the interchangeable qualities of art and science. This exhibition considers artists that are planted in both disciplines, offering the Islip Art Museum and their visitors a survey of art and the artists that drive the conversation.” Beth Giacummo (MARK ’09) and Lorrie Fredette (MARK ’09) co-curated Compendium for the Islip Art Museum. Compendium also features work from Brandon Ballengée…
“Our family will continue to become the ancestors of our future children and grandchildren. We will lay the path of basket knowledge for those who want to pick up the love of weaving.” To continue NYFA’s 30th anniversary interview series we interviewed recent Fellow in Folk/Traditional Arts, Carrie Hill. Carrie weaves traditional Mohawk baskets that are…
NYFA Fellows and fiscally sponsored artists and emerging organizations are showing their work internationally This week’s event update by NYFA Fellows and fiscally sponsored artists includes exhibitions, screenings and performances, which mostly take place outside of New York state. We have shows coming up in Minnesota and Hawai’i and movie screenings in Japan and France.…
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