This show was a huge success! Thanks to all who donated and volunteered their time to make this show wonderful! It was a perfect day, weatherwise (well, it was a trifle hot!) and we had music all day thanks to the Bellport Chamber who hosted the Bellport Day Festival down on the lane- plenty to do and see and it was a great day to do the Bellport Stroll---
Sunday, July 31, 2011
The Clothesline Shpw!
This show was a huge success! Thanks to all who donated and volunteered their time to make this show wonderful! It was a perfect day, weatherwise (well, it was a trifle hot!) and we had music all day thanks to the Bellport Chamber who hosted the Bellport Day Festival down on the lane- plenty to do and see and it was a great day to do the Bellport Stroll---
Thursday, July 28, 2011
2012 Elections for SBAA Leadership
We are holding elections for the 2012 SBAA Board at the Annual Meeting/Potluck on October 2, 2011.The positions that are up for reelection are:- President - 1 yr term- Vice President - 1 yr term- Treasurer - 1 yr term- Recording Secretary - 1 yr term- Corresponding Secretary - 1 yr term- Two-Year Trustee - 2 positions- Someone to fill the remaining year of an unexpired term to replace a Trustee who cannot complete his full 2-year termWe also need someone to take on the responsibility of Newsletter Editor. This responsibility entails writing the monthly newsletter, reproducing it, and mailing it out. Attending Board and General Meetings would be helpful to obtain the info needed for the newsletter.We also need volunteers to take on other responsibilities such as Chair of the Annual Membership Exhibit.The following is the current slate of nominees. Anyone can throw their hat in the ring if they would also like to run for these positions; see further info below.- President: Ted Stamatelos- Vice President: Jim Vaughan- Treasurer: Michele DePalo- Corresponding Secretary: Laurie Fosmire- Recording Secretary: Joan Tavolott- Two-Year Trustees: Greg Barbera, LuAnn Thompson- 1 year of unexpired term to be filled: Brian BartleyThis year's Nominations Committee Chair is Gina Lento and other members are Adele Roberts, Michele DePalo and Greg Barbera. Any one else interested in being part of the committee can contact Gina Lento at the contact info below.If you are interested in running for the above positions, please contact Gina. The responsibility of the positions requires the duties of that position plus regular attendance at Board Meetings and General Meetings.Thanks,Gina
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Bellport's Clothesline Art Show!
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Some thoughts on Drawing, by Robert Genn
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Flag Day at Islip Art Museum and related exhibits
Including SBAA member Chris Taylor. This exhibit coincides with the museum show, “Flag Day”
Selected work will be on view from June 15 through September 4, 2011. An artist's reception is scheduled for Sunday, July 24, from 1 - 4 p.m.
Islip Art Museum
50 Irish Lane
East Islip, NY 11730-2098
From Sunrise Highway:
Take Sunrise to Route 111 South. Travel south on Route 111 to second traffic light, at this light, turn left onto Union Boulevard. Take Union to the first traffic light, go right at this light onto Irish Lane. The Islip Museum is in the mansion building of Brookwood Hall.
If you have any further questions, please call IAM at
(631) 224-5402 or send e-mail to:
isliparts@gmail.com
http://www.islipartmuseum.org
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
FLAG Day at Islip Art Museum
ISLIP ART MUSEUM PRESENTS "FLAG DAY"
JUNE 15 - SEPTEMBER 4, 2011
RECEPTION FOR THE ARTISTS: SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1-4PM
An object that is designated as a flag -- whether national, personal or ornamental -- is purposeful and symbolic. Like painting, flags are rooted in the distinct conveyance of an idea. Since Betsy Ross stitched those first 13 stars into a circle, there have been over 27 iterations of the American flag, each one signifying a precise adjustment in meaning. From the patriotism of Childe Hassam to appropriation as in Jasper Johns' Flag and David Hammons' African American Flag to the fierce protests against Dread Scott for his 1989 installation at the Chicago Institute of Art, the flag -- graphic, plastic and ripe with content - is an ongoing artist's muse.
As the face of a nation, the flag itself - any flag, in any country - can be a powerful tool for dissidence as well as patriotism. The solid green of Libya; color triunes used by Lithuania, Thailand, France; the sleek graphics of Botswana, Columbia, Germany and club pennants, banners, markers, nautical flags and decals - each represent a concept that is as rich in imagery, color and graphic design as it is in political, personal or national content. In concept, however, flags are plastic. As a tool for communication they can function symbolically or literally; they might adhere to a fixed pattern or be fluid in theory or philosophy or perhaps, like painting itself, they might serve as a statement of personal identity unrelated to politics.
Flag Day opened to the public on June 15th and will continue through September 4, 2011. An artist's
reception will take place on Sunday, July 24, from 1 - 4 p.m. For further information, please call Islip Art Museum at 631-224-5402 or visit www.islipartmuseum.org
Islip Art Museum
50 Irish Lane
East Islip, New York
631.224.5402
www.islipartmuseum.org
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Friday, July 1, 2011
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NEW WEBSITE for South Bay!
Artists on the Lane
SOUTH BAY ART ASSOCIATION
“ARTISTS ON THE LANE”
Outdoor Exhibition and Sale of Original Fine Art Work
Register at the Community Center, 4 Bell Street, Bellport
Sales permitted between 11:00 a.m.—6:00 p.m.
SBAA takes no commission on sales
Members $55.00 per 10’ by 10’ tent or equivalent space
according to the following:
. The display and/or artwork must not block the passage of the public.
· Anything other than a vertical display must be positioned on the grass between the sidewalk & the street.
· No part of the display or artwork may touch the fence.
· No part of the display or artwork is allowed on the street.
· No part of the display or artwork is allowed to obstruct a driveway or yard walkway.
· Nothing may be hammered into tree roots or the tree itself.
ACCEPTANCE OF ALL WORK IS AT THE DISCRETION OF THE EXHIBITION COMMITTEE. THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT OR REMOVE ANYWORK FROM THE EXHIBIT.
UNACCEPTABLE: Jewelry, decoys, painted furniture, pottery.