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In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Sea View Playwright's Theatre Presents

Venus in Fur
by David Ives

Directed by Craig Stoebling

Featuring Joey Caramanno & Victoria Gullo

Saturday 2/29 at 8PM
Sunday 3/1 at 2PM
Friday 3/6 at 8PM
Saturday 3/7 at 8PM
Sunday 3/8 at 2PM

Tickets: $22 general admission, $20 students and seniors.

Tickets available online now! svpt.brownpapertickets.com

About the play:
Thomas, a beleaguered playwright/director, is desperate to find an actress to play Vanda, the female lead in his adaptation of the classic sadomasochistic tale Venus in Fur. Into his empty audition room walks a vulgar and equally desperate actress—oddly enough, named Vanda. Though utterly wrong for the sophisticated part, Vanda exhibits a strange command of the material, piquing Thomas' interest with her seductive talents and secretive manner. As the two work through the script, they blur the line between play and reality, entering into an increasingly serious game of submission and domination that only one of them can win. A mysterious, funny, erotic drama by the multifaceted David Ives.

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Sea View Playwright's Theatre Presents

Venus in Fur
by David Ives

Directed by Craig Stoebling

Featuring Joey Caramanno & Victoria Gullo

Saturday 2/29 at 8PM
Sunday 3/1 at 2PM
Friday 3/6 at 8PM
Saturday 3/7 at 8PM
Sunday 3/8 at 2PM

Tickets: $22 general admission, $20 students and seniors.

Tickets available online now! svpt.brownpapertickets.com

About the play:
Thomas, a beleaguered playwright/director, is desperate to find an actress to play Vanda, the female lead in his adaptation of the classic sadomasochistic tale Venus in Fur. Into his empty audition room walks a vulgar and equally desperate actress—oddly enough, named Vanda. Though utterly wrong for the sophisticated part, Vanda exhibits a strange command of the material, piquing Thomas' interest with her seductive talents and secretive manner. As the two work through the script, they blur the line between play and reality, entering into an increasingly serious game of submission and domination that only one of them can win. A mysterious, funny, erotic drama by the multifaceted David Ives.

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Sea View Playwright's Theatre Presents

Venus in Fur
by David Ives

Directed by Craig Stoebling

Featuring Joey Caramanno & Victoria Gullo

Saturday 2/29 at 8PM
Sunday 3/1 at 2PM
Friday 3/6 at 8PM
Saturday 3/7 at 8PM
Sunday 3/8 at 2PM

Tickets: $22 general admission, $20 students and seniors.

Tickets available online now! svpt.brownpapertickets.com

About the play:
Thomas, a beleaguered playwright/director, is desperate to find an actress to play Vanda, the female lead in his adaptation of the classic sadomasochistic tale Venus in Fur. Into his empty audition room walks a vulgar and equally desperate actress—oddly enough, named Vanda. Though utterly wrong for the sophisticated part, Vanda exhibits a strange command of the material, piquing Thomas' interest with her seductive talents and secretive manner. As the two work through the script, they blur the line between play and reality, entering into an increasingly serious game of submission and domination that only one of them can win. A mysterious, funny, erotic drama by the multifaceted David Ives.

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Sea View Playwright's Theatre Presents

Venus in Fur
by David Ives

Directed by Craig Stoebling

Featuring Joey Caramanno & Victoria Gullo

Saturday 2/29 at 8PM
Sunday 3/1 at 2PM
Friday 3/6 at 8PM
Saturday 3/7 at 8PM
Sunday 3/8 at 2PM

Tickets: $22 general admission, $20 students and seniors.

Tickets available online now! svpt.brownpapertickets.com

About the play:
Thomas, a beleaguered playwright/director, is desperate to find an actress to play Vanda, the female lead in his adaptation of the classic sadomasochistic tale Venus in Fur. Into his empty audition room walks a vulgar and equally desperate actress—oddly enough, named Vanda. Though utterly wrong for the sophisticated part, Vanda exhibits a strange command of the material, piquing Thomas' interest with her seductive talents and secretive manner. As the two work through the script, they blur the line between play and reality, entering into an increasingly serious game of submission and domination that only one of them can win. A mysterious, funny, erotic drama by the multifaceted David Ives.

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

CloseKnit, our longest-running public program, is free and open to knitters of all skill levels. We donate the goods members make to community charities including the The Seamen's Church Institute's Christmas at Sea program and the Elizabeth Coalition to House the Homeless. Consider joining us, or tell a knitter that you know!

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Sea View Playwright's Theatre Presents

Venus in Fur
by David Ives

Directed by Craig Stoebling

Featuring Joey Caramanno & Victoria Gullo

Saturday 2/29 at 8PM
Sunday 3/1 at 2PM
Friday 3/6 at 8PM
Saturday 3/7 at 8PM
Sunday 3/8 at 2PM

Tickets: $22 general admission, $20 students and seniors.

Tickets available online now! svpt.brownpapertickets.com

About the play:
Thomas, a beleaguered playwright/director, is desperate to find an actress to play Vanda, the female lead in his adaptation of the classic sadomasochistic tale Venus in Fur. Into his empty audition room walks a vulgar and equally desperate actress—oddly enough, named Vanda. Though utterly wrong for the sophisticated part, Vanda exhibits a strange command of the material, piquing Thomas' interest with her seductive talents and secretive manner. As the two work through the script, they blur the line between play and reality, entering into an increasingly serious game of submission and domination that only one of them can win. A mysterious, funny, erotic drama by the multifaceted David Ives.

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

View the exhibition prior to opening day. Women of the Nation Arise! presents Staten Island’s unique place in the history of the suffrage movement by recounting stories of local suffragists, their contributions to the national effort, and the tactics they employed to win the vote.

Discover how women's right to vote was earned as well as the relevance to present-day considerations of civic engagement and voter participation. To learn more about becoming a Museum member, visit www.statenislandmuseum.org/support/memberships  

This Exhibition is made possible in part by Con Edison, the New York State Council on the Arts, public funds provided through the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, and by a planning grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor. 

Sea View Playwright's Theatre Presents

Venus in Fur
by David Ives

Directed by Craig Stoebling

Featuring Joey Caramanno & Victoria Gullo

Saturday 2/29 at 8PM
Sunday 3/1 at 2PM
Friday 3/6 at 8PM
Saturday 3/7 at 8PM
Sunday 3/8 at 2PM

Tickets: $22 general admission, $20 students and seniors.

Tickets available online now! svpt.brownpapertickets.com

About the play:
Thomas, a beleaguered playwright/director, is desperate to find an actress to play Vanda, the female lead in his adaptation of the classic sadomasochistic tale Venus in Fur. Into his empty audition room walks a vulgar and equally desperate actress—oddly enough, named Vanda. Though utterly wrong for the sophisticated part, Vanda exhibits a strange command of the material, piquing Thomas' interest with her seductive talents and secretive manner. As the two work through the script, they blur the line between play and reality, entering into an increasingly serious game of submission and domination that only one of them can win. A mysterious, funny, erotic drama by the multifaceted David Ives.

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

Kicking off in Staten Island, every month BBSA will be hosting a Chalk Me event for communities to come together and create a chalk mural to help spread art and love. Half of all proceeds will go to paying an artist to paint a mural on the outside of a business for community members to enjoy.

The mission of BBSA is to connect artists and local business so they may collaborate in making art accessible for ALL communities throughout New York City.

Those participating will receive a jumbo size chalk when they arrive, are encouraged to spread messages positivity through images and words to create a large community mural. Feel free to bring your own chalk as well!
Admission: $5

Check out their website buildingbrooklynstreetart.com

Follow them on instagram: @BuildingBrooklynStreetArt

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

The creators of Erth's Dinosaur Zoo Live want to take your family on an all new adventure this time to the bottom of the ocean. Erth's Prehistoric Aquarium Adventure is an immersive experience that invites you to jump in and explore unknown ocean depths where prehistoric marine reptiles lived eons ago and maybe live still today. Erth shows are at the forefront of family entertainment, using actors, technology, puppets, science and imagination to create an amazing visual experience that connects young audiences to the real science of paleontology. www.prehistoricaquarium.com Produced in North America by Red Tail Entertainment.

Sale Dates and Times:

Public Onsale : Fri, 9 Aug 2019 at 10:00 AM

Member Presale : Wed, 7 Aug 2019 at 10:00 AM

Purchase Tickets Here: 
https://www1.ticketmaster.com/erths-prehistoric-aquarium-adventure-staten-island-new-york-03-07-2020/event/000056DBC54C65E0?irgwc=1&clickid=Wl0UlLTYnxyJWYpwUx0Mo38zUklVHg0dWwhBzw0&camefrom=CFC_BUYAT_253158&impradid=253158&REFERRAL_ID=tmfeedbuyat253158&wt.mc_id=aff_BUYAT_253158&utm_source=253158-Facebook-%2520TM&impradname=Facebook-%2520TM&utm_medium=affiliate

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Vote! This four letter word has power. Make an impact, get creative, and inspire those around you to exercise their voice and rock the vote. Paint a lively design of your own, or gain inspiration from the various poems, phrases, and mottos that won women the right to vote. All materials provided.

FREE with Museum Admission

Supported in part by Richmond County Savings Foundation.

Cabin Fever Reliever: Candle Making — Historic Richmond Town

Join the museum for the public opening reception of this dynamic new exhibition honoring the centennial of the 19th amendment. Women of the Nation Arise! presents Staten Island’s unique place in the history of the suffrage movement by recounting stories of local suffragists, their contributions to the national effort, and the tactics they employed to win the vote.

Discover how women's right to vote was earned as well as the relevance to present-day considerations of civic engagement and voter participation.

This Exhibition is made possible in part by Con Edison, the New York State Council on the Arts, public funds provided through the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs, and by a planning grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities: Exploring the human endeavor.

FREE with Museum Admission

$10

Historian Patricia Salmon returns to the museum to present Powerful Women of Staten Island's Past in honor of Women's History Month. In this lecture and slideshow presentation, Pat will discuss the contributions of several amazing women who have impacted Staten Island and beyond. Many of these women encountered challenges, yet persevered to accomplish their goals. Such influential personalities as Kate Walker, Alice Austen, Mary Jane O’Donovan-Rossa, Elizabeth Gertrude Britton, Dorothy Day, Lois Mosely, Audre Lorde, Catherine “Mac” O’Callaghan, and others will be featured.

This is a free event.   

Description:The creators of Erth's Dinosaur Zoo Live want to take your family on an all new adventure this time to the bottom of the ocean. Erth's Prehistoric Aquarium Adventure is an immersive experience that invites you to jump in and explore unknown ocean depths where prehistoric marine reptiles lived eons ago and maybe live still today. Erth shows are at the forefront of family entertainment, using actors, technology, puppets, science and imagination to create an amazing visual experience that connects young audiences to the real science of paleontology. www.prehistoricaquarium.com Produced in North America by Red Tail Entertainment.

Sale Dates and Times:

Public Onsale : Fri, 9 Aug 2019 at 10:00 AM

Member Presale : Wed, 7 Aug 2019 at 10:00 AM

Purchase Tickets Here:
https://www1.ticketmaster.com/erths-prehistoric-aquarium-adventure-staten-island-new-york-03-07-2020/event/000056DBCF5F70C4?irgwc=1&clickid=Wl0UlLTYnxyJWYpwUx0Mo38zUklVHgTxWwhBzw0&camefrom=CFC_BUYAT_253158&impradid=253158&REFERRAL_ID=tmfeedbuyat253158&wt.mc_id=aff_BUYAT_253158&utm_source=253158-Facebook-%2520TM&impradname=Facebook-%2520TM&utm_medium=affiliate

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

 Sleepy Droner Club is happy to be back at SIArts with their first exhibition of 2020 which features Dead End Green, Maps of Italy and CURRENCY ft. Rory Merola. Your hosts, AJ and Rory will be on hand as always and they appreciate your continued support. 

Dead End Green is an electronic music project from Terrence O’Brien that began life as a throw away Instagram account. It has since grown into an outlet for genre-less experimentation and exploration of sound without cynicism. The debut EP ‘Mountain, Upside Down’ is available now.

Maps of Italy has four sides, but also two. It is flat, but also deep. Sometimes it sounds blue. It has been described as “containing at least one boot”. Across this landscape, modular hill forts are rhythmically connected via trade routes to the functional hinterlands. As resonant peaks give way to rolling harmonic fields, take note of the myriad sonic ossuaries found along the way.

CURRENCY is an improvisational, percussion based performance project exploring the unique rhythmic phrasing found in bass-forward electronic music such as jungle, UK garage, dubstep, IDM and techno. The brainchild of percussionist and producer Rajeev Maddela, CURRENCY aims to navigate this spectrum of genres via Ableton Live, Max/MSP and MIDI percussion triggers (Roland V-Drums and Alternate Mode’s DrumKAT DK-10), using stimulating sound design and velocity-sensitive patch programming. CURRENCY improvises entirely realized, full frequency-range tracks on the fly and without any backing tracks, freeing him to change tempos and genres at whim. CURRENCY is the state of being present.

Rory Merola is a local musician who is currently exploring and expanding their methods of creation via samplers, sequencers, synths, EMFs and occasionally homemade steel percussion. This music factotum doesn’t commit to any one style of electronic music which allows the musician to express themselves more freely. With 12 albums completed and released in 2020 alone, Merola is one of the most prolific talents around.

This program is produced in part through Staten Island Arts Community Producer Program. Learn more: https://statenislandarts.org/community-producers-program/

Doors at 7:30pm, Show at 8pm
Tickets: $8 *Cash only at door*
Purchase tickets using ticket link here!

Sea View Playwright's Theatre Presents

Venus in Fur
by David Ives

Directed by Craig Stoebling

Featuring Joey Caramanno & Victoria Gullo

Saturday 2/29 at 8PM
Sunday 3/1 at 2PM
Friday 3/6 at 8PM
Saturday 3/7 at 8PM
Sunday 3/8 at 2PM

Tickets: $22 general admission, $20 students and seniors.

Tickets available online now! svpt.brownpapertickets.com

About the play:
Thomas, a beleaguered playwright/director, is desperate to find an actress to play Vanda, the female lead in his adaptation of the classic sadomasochistic tale Venus in Fur. Into his empty audition room walks a vulgar and equally desperate actress—oddly enough, named Vanda. Though utterly wrong for the sophisticated part, Vanda exhibits a strange command of the material, piquing Thomas' interest with her seductive talents and secretive manner. As the two work through the script, they blur the line between play and reality, entering into an increasingly serious game of submission and domination that only one of them can win. A mysterious, funny, erotic drama by the multifaceted David Ives.

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

Girl Power! Join the Staten Island Zine League to learn about the Riot Grrrl movement and how ‘zines help connect women and girls across the country. Then create your own 'zine to share with your friends!

Photo by Maggie Buford

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

This is our first exhibition of the 2020 season featuring: Robert Haber, Richard Xuereb,Willie Chu, Linda Di Cosmo, Joan Velazquez, Joyce Coletti, Robin George,George Roos, Doug Schwab, Connie Frisch-Cherniak, Jo Cavallo, Fritz (Steven) Weiss 

Show runs from Saturday 2/1/2020 through Sunday 3/8/2020
Gallery Hours Saturday & Sunday from 1-5, other times by appointment.
For more information, call (917) 397-8834 or go to their Facebook page here. 

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Join the Alice Austen House Museum for a special photography workshop honoring this Staten Island legend's during her birthday month & International Women's Day today. Pick up a timed ticket at the front desk; limited to 25 participants per session.  

Join us for a special 30th Anniversary screening of the classic 1990 film “Goodfellas” as part of the 2020 “Better on the Big Screen” Classic Movie Series sponsored by Williams Eye Works and Richmond University Medical Center.

Schedule:

2:00pm – Doors Open
2:30pm – Pre-Show Organ Music by Ian Fraser
3:00pm – “Goodfellas” movie screening

Q&A to follow  

$15, Buy tickets at www.StGeorgeTheatre.com

Come listen to the words of Margaret Chase, KimbraEberly, Zach Katz, Lenny Librizzi, and Steven (Fritz) Weiss.  Refreshments, socializing, and the music ofNick Titolo and Jon Kalleberg  to follow!

$3 suggested donation.  

Art on the Terrace Gallery is Wheelchair Accessible.  Local street Parking.

S40 Bus from the St. George Terminal stops directlyacross from the gallery.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Sea View Playwright's Theatre Presents

Venus in Fur
by David Ives

Directed by Craig Stoebling

Featuring Joey Caramanno & Victoria Gullo

Saturday 2/29 at 8PM
Sunday 3/1 at 2PM
Friday 3/6 at 8PM
Saturday 3/7 at 8PM
Sunday 3/8 at 2PM

Tickets: $22 general admission, $20 students and seniors.

Tickets available online now! svpt.brownpapertickets.com

About the play:
Thomas, a beleaguered playwright/director, is desperate to find an actress to play Vanda, the female lead in his adaptation of the classic sadomasochistic tale Venus in Fur. Into his empty audition room walks a vulgar and equally desperate actress—oddly enough, named Vanda. Though utterly wrong for the sophisticated part, Vanda exhibits a strange command of the material, piquing Thomas' interest with her seductive talents and secretive manner. As the two work through the script, they blur the line between play and reality, entering into an increasingly serious game of submission and domination that only one of them can win. A mysterious, funny, erotic drama by the multifaceted David Ives.

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Although St. Joseph’sDay is celebrated as a sacred and secular holiday (“Father’s Day”) throughoutItaly, it has special significance in Sicily. This presentation will highlighthow it is celebrated there. You will not only see simple and elaborate St.Joseph’s tables and the food that makes the day so special, but you will alsotaste samples of caponata, arancini, finocchio and orange salad and evenpasta alla norma (with eggplants) and the most famous Sfingi filled withcannoli cream. Music examples will go from the sublime to the ridiculous; andthe poetic examples will demonstrate philosophical and humorous expression aswell as the individuality of the Sicilian language.

Program Donation: 

Members/Students: $15 per person

Non-Members: $20 per person 

Register here. 

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

ALLINCLUSIVE EVENT

·     Food Stations

·     Open Bar

·     Professional GamingTables & Dealers

·     $200 Starter Casino Cash

·     Live Entertainment

$150 Per Person 

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

NYC Parks’ Wildlife Unit collects information regarding location and success of nesting birds of prey throughout NYC. Join us to scout areas for active nests around the Greenbelt in Staten Island. NYC Parks’ staff will provide basic training and binoculars to borrow, for those that need it. Pre-registration is preferred. To register or for more information please contact Public Engagement Associate Sunny Corrao by phone or email: 212-360-1447 or sunny.corrao@parks.nyc.gov, or call the Greenbelt Nature Center at 718-351-3450.

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

Pi Day Party! Celebrating all things “3.14” on this mathematical-themed day, the party starts with reading the story Sir Cumference and the Dragon of Pi, making circle and pi-related crafts and finally enjoying pizza pie!  

Con Edison Second Saturday Science! workshops  are free with admission.  

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Next up in our Cinema Connex Film Series, WOMAN ON FIRE, the award-winning documentary following Staten Islander Brooke Guinan, the first openly transgender firefighter in New York City. Join us for the Saturday screening and enjoy a post-screening Q&A with Brooke herself! We’re grateful to the Pride Center of Staten Island for serving as our community partner for these screenings, in honor of International Transgender Day of Visibility.

WATCH THE TRAILER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPYkcrUAGXg
Please RSVP at statenislandarts.org 

Saturday, March 14 | Door @ 7:30pm, Film @ 8pm | Q&A after
Sunday, March 15 | Door @ 5:30pm, Film @ 6pm

WOMAN ON FIRE’s subject Brooke Guinan is “a superhero for the 21st century”.
– Salon

This portrait of courage under fire celebrates NYC’s first openly transgender firefighter. For Brooke Guinan, fighting fires runs in her blood: both her father and grandfather served in the FDNY. But as a transgender woman, her path to service has not been without obstacles. Transitioning from male to female in what is still an overwhelmingly macho profession proves a challenge for her coworkers and her family, while her boyfriend reckons with the impact on his parents of Brooke’s newly public profile.

DINE DOWNTOWN WITH 20% OFF!
Enjoy the best of Downtown Staten Island’s dining with 20% off your bill on screening days at our Bay Street Corridor Restaurant Partners: BayHouse Restaurant Chang Noi Thai Crafthouse Inc. Egger's Ice Cream Parlor - Urby ETG Book Cafe Honor Wines Seppe Pizza Bar New Lakruwana ($1 off buffet). Just show the Cinema Connex flyer. Print a copy or show it on your phone! https://statenislandarts.org/cinemaconnex/

#N360 #CinemaConnex NYC Department of Small Business Services 

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Celebrate Irish heritage with a local Irish step dance troupe led by Staten Islander Dawn Daniels!

The Irish Tenors – Ronan Tynan, Anthony Kearns, and Declan Kelly – have been the acknowledged Celtic music kings since they burst upon the scene during a 1998 special. With ten best selling CD’s to their credit, they share company with the likes of The Three Tenors and Andrea Bocelli as the biggest money makers PBS has presented.

The Irish Tenors rekindled the love of all things Irish in America, and opened the door for countless Irish music groups to hit the United States, but The Irish Tenors cannot be duplicated; The Irish Tenors are the real deal! They have stood the test of time; audiences of all ages love the Irish Tenors and clamor to get tickets whenever they perform. Full houses and standing ovations are the norm for The Irish Tenors.

Price: $19.50 - $99.50
Buy tickets at www.StGeorgeTheatre.com

Next up in our Cinema Connex Film Series, WOMAN ON FIRE, the award-winning documentary following Staten Islander Brooke Guinan, the first openly transgender firefighter in New York City. Join us for the Saturday screening and enjoy a post-screening Q&A with Brooke herself! We’re grateful to the Pride Center of Staten Island for serving as our community partner for these screenings, in honor of International Transgender Day of Visibility.

WATCH THE TRAILER
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPYkcrUAGXg
Please RSVP at statenislandarts.org 

Saturday, March 14 | Door @ 7:30pm, Film @ 8pm | Q&A after
Sunday, March 15 | Door @ 5:30pm, Film @ 6pm

WOMAN ON FIRE’s subject Brooke Guinan is “a superhero for the 21st century”.
– Salon

This portrait of courage under fire celebrates NYC’s first openly transgender firefighter. For Brooke Guinan, fighting fires runs in her blood: both her father and grandfather served in the FDNY. But as a transgender woman, her path to service has not been without obstacles. Transitioning from male to female in what is still an overwhelmingly macho profession proves a challenge for her coworkers and her family, while her boyfriend reckons with the impact on his parents of Brooke’s newly public profile.

DINE DOWNTOWN WITH 20% OFF!
Enjoy the best of Downtown Staten Island’s dining with 20% off your bill on screening days at our Bay Street Corridor Restaurant Partners: BayHouse Restaurant Chang Noi Thai Crafthouse Inc. Egger's Ice Cream Parlor - Urby ETG Book Cafe Honor Wines Seppe Pizza Bar New Lakruwana ($1 off buffet). Just show the Cinema Connex flyer. Print a copy or show it on your phone! https://statenislandarts.org/cinemaconnex/

#N360 #CinemaConnex NYC Department of Small Business Services

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

The anniversary of the Unification of Italy / Anniversario dell'Unità d'Italia is a national day that falls annually on March 17. It celebrates the birth of the Italian state, which took place following the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy on March 17, 1861.

Celebrate this historic event with us in a unique way!
The Chairman of Garibaldi Meucci Museum Carl J. Ciaccio will present the movie “Hearing Voices”, a historical fiction short film by Emmy-nominated and Award-winning filmmakers Marylou and Jerome Bongiorno. This movie was filmed at the Garibaldi Meucci Museum in Staten Island.
A very informative short video on the Unification of Italy will open the evening, followed by the screening of the movie and discussion. 

About the film:
Inventor Antonio Meucci and General Giuseppe Garibaldi reunite as ghosts at the home they shared in the 1850s in Staten Island, NY. The two hash out their respective legacies of the invention of the telephone and Italian Unification while debating a bigger question: Why do we fight?

Watch the trailer here:
http://www.bongiornoproductions.com/HEARING_VOICES/Trailer.html
 
Register here. 

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Celebrate St.Joseph’s Day (La Festa di San Giuseppe) at St. John’s University

The Italian Cultural Center at St. John’s University invites you to celebrateSt. Joseph’s Day (La Festa di San Giuseppe) on Thursday, March 19th at 5 p.m.on the Staten Island campus.

Along with a traditional Sicilian dinner, Elio Scaccio https://elioscaccio.com/ will also performat this event.

Reservations:

$40 until March 12, 2020

$45 after March 12, 2020

RSVP’s will not be accepted after March 16th.

To RSVP please contact the Italian Cultural Center at 718-990-5892.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Curse of the Starving Class by Sam Shepard is a dark comedy directed by Frank Duffy set on a dilapidated California Farm inhabited by the doomed Tate family fighting to stay alive. Both surreal and visceral, Shepard paints a satirical picture of dysfunction, drunkenness and disorder.

March 20, 21, 22 and 27, 28, 29

Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 2:00pm

The Carpenters Shop
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301

GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $25

Featuring:

Coryanne Cook
Jack Dawson
John Griffin
Jenny Kelly
Alex Pennise
Keleigh Principi
Tony Sallemi
Ken Tirado
Zachariah Tirado

Directed by Frank Duffy

Assistant Director: Justin Schiedel
Stage Manager: Chelsea Smith
Live Improvised Score: Carl Gallagher
Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk
Graphic Art: Christopher J. Sorrentino
Production Assistants: Amy Puleo and Gwendolyn Williams
Producers: Cara S. Liander and Frank Williams

Every Time I Feel The Spirit 2 is here!
Join us for a GOSPEL BRUNCH for ALL!
A celebration of Gospel Music!
$10 Suggested Donation

Presented by MakerPark Radio - makerparkradio.nyc
and Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden

with The Late Show's Gospel Choir , Berean Baptist Church, First Central Baptist Church 's Praise Dance Ministry, Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish, SI, NY 's Gospel Choir, The Joyful Silvertones & Dani Raee from La Cocina Podcast
Emcee'd by @CeeMissAnnGee from the Soul Spectrum Radio Show

Healthy Soul Food by SayGracenyc Catering!
$10 plates! Vegetarian option available!
Mimosa's & non-alcoholic beverages available to purchase!

The Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art is located on the Snug Harbor Cultural Center's Campus in Building C.
1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10301

You can take the FREE Staten Island Ferry to the S40 bus which drops you off just steps away!

e-mail: MakerParkRadio@gmail.com for more info or to coordinate wheelchair access.

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Curse of the Starving Class by Sam Shepard is a dark comedy directed by Frank Duffy set on a dilapidated California Farm inhabited by the doomed Tate family fighting to stay alive. Both surreal and visceral, Shepard paints a satirical picture of dysfunction, drunkenness and disorder.

March 20, 21, 22 and 27, 28, 29

Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 2:00pm

The Carpenters Shop
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301

GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $25

Featuring:

Coryanne Cook
Jack Dawson
John Griffin
Jenny Kelly
Alex Pennise
Keleigh Principi
Tony Sallemi
Ken Tirado
Zachariah Tirado

Directed by Frank Duffy

Assistant Director: Justin Schiedel
Stage Manager: Chelsea Smith
Live Improvised Score: Carl Gallagher
Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk
Graphic Art: Christopher J. Sorrentino
Production Assistants: Amy Puleo and Gwendolyn Williams
Producers: Cara S. Liander and Frank Williams

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Come in and enjoy artwork that conveys a lively sense of spirit, energy, joy, fun, vigor, in other words, Broadway Boogie Woogie!

Suggested donation $5, we greatly appreciate your support of our exhibits and programming.

Our Artisan Market has one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted jewelry, knitted children's sweaters and hats, Staten Island honey, small ceramic pieces, note-cards, journals of literature and art, t-shirts, tote bags, prints, pins, ornaments, and more. All are reasonably priced and make great gift ideas for those special people in your life!

Art On The Terrace Gallery is wheelchair accessible. Local street parking. The S40 bus from the St. George Ferry Terminal stops directly across from the gallery.

This exhibit runs from Saturday, February 1, through Sunday, March 15, during regular gallery hours, Saturdays & Sundays,1-5 pm, or by special appointment.

Spoken word performance featuring the poetry of Island writer Audre Lorde. Accompanying dance performance by the Staten Island Dance Project.
Good for all ages.

Experience the power of resonance and its meditational and healing capabilities. Leslee Penny is a certified mindful practitioner and certified in Singing Bowl Healing therapy.

She will transport you to a place of tranquility so your cells can renew in this bath of healing vibration, and you can learn about the traditions of Tibetan singing bowls.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Curse of the Starving Class by Sam Shepard is a dark comedy directed by Frank Duffy set on a dilapidated California Farm inhabited by the doomed Tate family fighting to stay alive. Both surreal and visceral, Shepard paints a satirical picture of dysfunction, drunkenness and disorder.

March 20, 21, 22 and 27, 28, 29

Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 2:00pm

The Carpenters Shop
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301

GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $25

Featuring:

Coryanne Cook
Jack Dawson
John Griffin
Jenny Kelly
Alex Pennise
Keleigh Principi
Tony Sallemi
Ken Tirado
Zachariah Tirado

Directed by Frank Duffy

Assistant Director: Justin Schiedel
Stage Manager: Chelsea Smith
Live Improvised Score: Carl Gallagher
Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk
Graphic Art: Christopher J. Sorrentino
Production Assistants: Amy Puleo and Gwendolyn Williams
Producers: Cara S. Liander and Frank Williams

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Curse of the Starving Class by Sam Shepard is a dark comedy directed by Frank Duffy set on a dilapidated California Farm inhabited by the doomed Tate family fighting to stay alive. Both surreal and visceral, Shepard paints a satirical picture of dysfunction, drunkenness and disorder.

March 20, 21, 22 and 27, 28, 29

Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 2:00pm

The Carpenters Shop
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301

GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $25

Featuring:

Coryanne Cook
Jack Dawson
John Griffin
Jenny Kelly
Alex Pennise
Keleigh Principi
Tony Sallemi
Ken Tirado
Zachariah Tirado

Directed by Frank Duffy

Assistant Director: Justin Schiedel
Stage Manager: Chelsea Smith
Live Improvised Score: Carl Gallagher
Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk
Graphic Art: Christopher J. Sorrentino
Production Assistants: Amy Puleo and Gwendolyn Williams
Producers: Cara S. Liander and Frank Williams

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Curse of the Starving Class by Sam Shepard is a dark comedy directed by Frank Duffy set on a dilapidated California Farm inhabited by the doomed Tate family fighting to stay alive. Both surreal and visceral, Shepard paints a satirical picture of dysfunction, drunkenness and disorder.

March 20, 21, 22 and 27, 28, 29

Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 2:00pm

The Carpenters Shop
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301

GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $25

Featuring:

Coryanne Cook
Jack Dawson
John Griffin
Jenny Kelly
Alex Pennise
Keleigh Principi
Tony Sallemi
Ken Tirado
Zachariah Tirado

Directed by Frank Duffy

Assistant Director: Justin Schiedel
Stage Manager: Chelsea Smith
Live Improvised Score: Carl Gallagher
Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk
Graphic Art: Christopher J. Sorrentino
Production Assistants: Amy Puleo and Gwendolyn Williams
Producers: Cara S. Liander and Frank Williams

 The exhibit is presented as part of Women's Recognition Month and is free with your paid admission to the Museum. The exhibit will be in place from March 1st through the 25th.

About the Artist: Romagean Personne’s work has been exhibited at colleges, universities, museums and in numerous shows across the United States, most notably in Virginia, Washington, Colorado and Florida. From her roots in Virginia, her studies have taken her from the east to the west coast and eventually to England and Europe. She did an in-depth study of Henry Moore in Leeds, England and received a grant from the state of Colorado for art research on Old Masters' methods throughout Europe. She enjoys teaching and working with students no matter what their level and ability may be.

 She was commissioned by Robert P. Warren of Florida to paint the Jupiter Lighthouse. Upon delivering the work she fell in love with the excitement of climbing, researching their history and painting lighthouses. After a yearlong study and painting all of Florida's 30 lighthouses she now teaches art in her Colorado studio and continues both commissions, works and subjects of interest to her.

 Romagean is a member of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., associate member of Oil Painters of America, Lighthouse Gallery and School of Art, Tequesta, FL, Ouray County Arts Association, Ouray, CO, and Montrose Art Association, Montrose, CO. Her work has been shown in the Lighthouse Gallery, Tequesta, FL and presently in the Ago Gallery of Fine Art, Ouray, CO.

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Rob Hart, author of The Warehouse, will lead a six-session writing workshop that will cover the topics of storytelling basics, the writing process, first draft, editing, putting together a query package, and sending the work to agents and editors. The Warehouse has sold in 21 countries and has been optioned for a film by Ron Howard. $150 per person, $125 museum members

Curse of the Starving Class by Sam Shepard is a dark comedy directed by Frank Duffy set on a dilapidated California Farm inhabited by the doomed Tate family fighting to stay alive. Both surreal and visceral, Shepard paints a satirical picture of dysfunction, drunkenness and disorder.

March 20, 21, 22 and 27, 28, 29

Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 2:00pm

The Carpenters Shop
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301

GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $25

Featuring:

Coryanne Cook
Jack Dawson
John Griffin
Jenny Kelly
Alex Pennise
Keleigh Principi
Tony Sallemi
Ken Tirado
Zachariah Tirado

Directed by Frank Duffy

Assistant Director: Justin Schiedel
Stage Manager: Chelsea Smith
Live Improvised Score: Carl Gallagher
Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk
Graphic Art: Christopher J. Sorrentino
Production Assistants: Amy Puleo and Gwendolyn Williams
Producers: Cara S. Liander and Frank Williams

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Join the senior members of LGBT outreach group SAGE-Pride Center of Staten Island present the multigenerational SAGE Story Time program on the last Thursday of each month.

Curse of the Starving Class by Sam Shepard is a dark comedy directed by Frank Duffy set on a dilapidated California Farm inhabited by the doomed Tate family fighting to stay alive. Both surreal and visceral, Shepard paints a satirical picture of dysfunction, drunkenness and disorder.

March 20, 21, 22 and 27, 28, 29

Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 2:00pm

The Carpenters Shop
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301

GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $25

Featuring:

Coryanne Cook
Jack Dawson
John Griffin
Jenny Kelly
Alex Pennise
Keleigh Principi
Tony Sallemi
Ken Tirado
Zachariah Tirado

Directed by Frank Duffy

Assistant Director: Justin Schiedel
Stage Manager: Chelsea Smith
Live Improvised Score: Carl Gallagher
Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk
Graphic Art: Christopher J. Sorrentino
Production Assistants: Amy Puleo and Gwendolyn Williams
Producers: Cara S. Liander and Frank Williams

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Curse of the Starving Class by Sam Shepard is a dark comedy directed by Frank Duffy set on a dilapidated California Farm inhabited by the doomed Tate family fighting to stay alive. Both surreal and visceral, Shepard paints a satirical picture of dysfunction, drunkenness and disorder.

March 20, 21, 22 and 27, 28, 29

Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 2:00pm

The Carpenters Shop
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301

GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $25

Featuring:

Coryanne Cook
Jack Dawson
John Griffin
Jenny Kelly
Alex Pennise
Keleigh Principi
Tony Sallemi
Ken Tirado
Zachariah Tirado

Directed by Frank Duffy

Assistant Director: Justin Schiedel
Stage Manager: Chelsea Smith
Live Improvised Score: Carl Gallagher
Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk
Graphic Art: Christopher J. Sorrentino
Production Assistants: Amy Puleo and Gwendolyn Williams
Producers: Cara S. Liander and Frank Williams

Sondheim's semi-autobiographical musical turns back the clock on friendship and the high price of success!

SYNOPSIS:
Merrily We Roll Along begins in the present and moves backwards, tracing the lives of wealthy, jaded composer, Franklin Shepard, and his two estranged friends through each milestone of their personal and professional lives (good and bad). The show ends with a touch of rueful irony, as the three best friends at the start of their careers face a bright future: young, talented and enthusiastic about the worlds waiting to be conquered.

DATES:
March 27th at 8:00 PM
March 28th at 8:00 PM
March 29th at 2:00 PM

April 2nd at 8:00 PM*
April 3rd at 8:00 PM
April 4th at 8:00 PM
April 5th at 2:00 PM

TICKETS:
General Admission: $28.00
Students/ Seniors/ Military: $25.00
(*) Thursday Evening: $15.00

TO PURCHASE TICKETS:
https://www.showtix4u.com/event-details/37065
Seating is assigned.

CAST:
Franklin Shepard: Alex Ward
Mary Flynn: Michelle Caniglia
Charley Kringas: Dan Kriss
Gussie: Jamie Cook
Joe: Joe O'Malley
Beth: Courtney Kenyon
KT and Others: Jillian Mauro
Ru and Others: Andy Donnelly

CREATIVE TEAM:
Producer: Alberta Thompson
Director/ Choreographer: Brendan Stackhouse
Musical Director: Carter Letsky
Associate Director: Laura Woyasz

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Smile! We're celebrating spring at the H.H. Biddle Open House with a new exhibition, 80 Years Through the Lens, a fascinating and fun collection of 20th century cameras and vintage photographs, and the reopening of Alice's Garden, outdoor sculpture, on the side lawn.

Meet authors and enjoy reading workshops, activity tables and fun with arts & crafts. Grab giveaways while supplies last!

Sondheim's semi-autobiographical musical turns back the clock on friendship and the high price of success!

SYNOPSIS:
Merrily We Roll Along begins in the present and moves backwards, tracing the lives of wealthy, jaded composer, Franklin Shepard, and his two estranged friends through each milestone of their personal and professional lives (good and bad). The show ends with a touch of rueful irony, as the three best friends at the start of their careers face a bright future: young, talented and enthusiastic about the worlds waiting to be conquered.

DATES:
March 27th at 8:00 PM
March 28th at 8:00 PM
March 29th at 2:00 PM

April 2nd at 8:00 PM*
April 3rd at 8:00 PM
April 4th at 8:00 PM
April 5th at 2:00 PM

TICKETS:
General Admission: $28.00
Students/ Seniors/ Military: $25.00
(*) Thursday Evening: $15.00

TO PURCHASE TICKETS:
https://www.showtix4u.com/event-details/37065
Seating is assigned.

CAST:
Franklin Shepard: Alex Ward
Mary Flynn: Michelle Caniglia
Charley Kringas: Dan Kriss
Gussie: Jamie Cook
Joe: Joe O'Malley
Beth: Courtney Kenyon
KT and Others: Jillian Mauro
Ru and Others: Andy Donnelly

CREATIVE TEAM:
Producer: Alberta Thompson
Director/ Choreographer: Brendan Stackhouse
Musical Director: Carter Letsky
Associate Director: Laura Woyasz

Curse of the Starving Class by Sam Shepard is a dark comedy directed by Frank Duffy set on a dilapidated California Farm inhabited by the doomed Tate family fighting to stay alive. Both surreal and visceral, Shepard paints a satirical picture of dysfunction, drunkenness and disorder.

March 20, 21, 22 and 27, 28, 29

Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 2:00pm

The Carpenters Shop
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301

GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $25

Featuring:

Coryanne Cook
Jack Dawson
John Griffin
Jenny Kelly
Alex Pennise
Keleigh Principi
Tony Sallemi
Ken Tirado
Zachariah Tirado

Directed by Frank Duffy

Assistant Director: Justin Schiedel
Stage Manager: Chelsea Smith
Live Improvised Score: Carl Gallagher
Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk
Graphic Art: Christopher J. Sorrentino
Production Assistants: Amy Puleo and Gwendolyn Williams
Producers: Cara S. Liander and Frank Williams

In Visible is an exhibition of drawings and sculpture by artist DB Lampman which explore the tension held between two spaces, literally and metaphorically. Drawn and sewn threads stitch relationships between what we see and what we don’t see, what we talk about and what we don’t hear, and ultimately who we are in relationship to the world around us. It is about the visible and hidden ways in which we connect with one another and how our world is affected by the ways in which we do, or do not, communicate.

DB Lampman is an artist who specializes in large-scale sculptural installations, video, and performance art. DB is a former classical ballet dancer, and her artwork is inspired by movement and the relationship of the body to the environment. She received her BFA from Maryland Institute, College of Art in 1994 and her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in 1996. DB won a Pollock-Krasner Foundation award in 2000, and is a 2011 and 2014 recipient of a Premier Grant and a 2006 recipient of an Original Works grant from Staten Island Arts.

Explore In Visible with one of these exciting participatory programs:

Opening Reception: Newhouse Center Spring Exhibitions: February 29 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Free
In Visible: Stitch and Draw Workshop | March 15 | 2:00 PM | $10
In Visible: Blackwork Embroidery Workshop| April 5 | 2:00 PM | $10

On display untilMay 3, 2020
All exhibits and programs are located in the Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art (Buildings C & G). Admission is $5 ($4 students/seniors). Free for Snug Harbor Members and students grades 6-12 with student ID.

Spring – Autumn hours are Thurs-Fri 12:00 – 7:00 PM and Sat – Sun 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM.

As the dawn of a new decade approached, we invited Staten Island artists to look back, or look forward. The last ten years brought unprecedented change. The next ten years promise more. We welcomed works from all artistic disciplines that examined the last decade or the one to come: art that spoke to an artist’s personal journey or passions; art that spoke to broader, cultural themes; or art responding to the changing face and psyche of our borough.

What we received was astounding, a spectrum of work as vast and diverse as the challenges and triumphs of the decade we have just shared. From the changing tides of Great Kills Park to Mile 7 in Ghana, from stunning still lifes to self-portraits to SAFE WATER, from Wall Street “traitors” to women and girls in graphite, paint, collage, and photography, we invite you to explore the work of 32 artists.

Barbara Mattera Hoffman, Brandon Herman, Catherine Popov, Diane Matyas, Douglas La Tourette, Elzbieta Wysoczanska, Emily Perina, Emily Sarah Long, Harry Magzul, Isaac Grant, Jessica Lauser, Judith Hugentobler, Keri Sheheen, Kevin Barker-Herod, KLeyko, Lance J. Reha, Lea Simoniello, Len Rachlin, Lenny Librizzi, Mae Jeon, Mafalda Cento, Meg Graham, Mona Oman, Nancy Quin, Natalie Woodson, Olga Chemlina, Rosario Lopez-Rivera, Shawn McArthur, Sheryl Renee Dobson, Stevie Ray Soloway, Windy Nicely, and Zoë Tirado.

Hours:Thursday & Friday: 2pm – 7pm

Saturdays: 12pm – 5pm

Staten Island wildlife featured in this exhibit! Open weekends from 1 to 5, Opening reception on March 14th from 5pm to 8pm.

Sondheim's semi-autobiographical musical turns back the clock on friendship and the high price of success!

SYNOPSIS:
Merrily We Roll Along begins in the present and moves backwards, tracing the lives of wealthy, jaded composer, Franklin Shepard, and his two estranged friends through each milestone of their personal and professional lives (good and bad). The show ends with a touch of rueful irony, as the three best friends at the start of their careers face a bright future: young, talented and enthusiastic about the worlds waiting to be conquered.

DATES:
March 27th at 8:00 PM
March 28th at 8:00 PM
March 29th at 2:00 PM

April 2nd at 8:00 PM*
April 3rd at 8:00 PM
April 4th at 8:00 PM
April 5th at 2:00 PM

TICKETS:
General Admission: $28.00
Students/ Seniors/ Military: $25.00
(*) Thursday Evening: $15.00

TO PURCHASE TICKETS:
https://www.showtix4u.com/event-details/37065
Seating is assigned.

CAST:
Franklin Shepard: Alex Ward
Mary Flynn: Michelle Caniglia
Charley Kringas: Dan Kriss
Gussie: Jamie Cook
Joe: Joe O'Malley
Beth: Courtney Kenyon
KT and Others: Jillian Mauro
Ru and Others: Andy Donnelly

CREATIVE TEAM:
Producer: Alberta Thompson
Director/ Choreographer: Brendan Stackhouse
Musical Director: Carter Letsky
Associate Director: Laura Woyasz

Curse of the Starving Class by Sam Shepard is a dark comedy directed by Frank Duffy set on a dilapidated California Farm inhabited by the doomed Tate family fighting to stay alive. Both surreal and visceral, Shepard paints a satirical picture of dysfunction, drunkenness and disorder.

March 20, 21, 22 and 27, 28, 29

Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00pm
Sundays at 2:00pm

The Carpenters Shop
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden
1000 Richmond Terrace
Staten Island, NY 10301

GENERAL ADMISSION: $30, STUDENTS & SENIORS: $25

Featuring:

Coryanne Cook
Jack Dawson
John Griffin
Jenny Kelly
Alex Pennise
Keleigh Principi
Tony Sallemi
Ken Tirado
Zachariah Tirado

Directed by Frank Duffy

Assistant Director: Justin Schiedel
Stage Manager: Chelsea Smith
Live Improvised Score: Carl Gallagher
Set Construction: Rob Yuzuk
Graphic Art: Christopher J. Sorrentino
Production Assistants: Amy Puleo and Gwendolyn Williams
Producers: Cara S. Liander and Frank Williams