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The Pollack -Krasner House, and Center Schedule Sept, 22, - 24, 2026 See Schedule below.

 

Kudo to Joyce Raimondo , the education coordinator for finding the terrific comparative photos of Picasso and Pollack feelin the angst of creative problem solving!!! The events below are virtual free programs. See below and sign up!!!

___________________________________________________________________________ Virtual Art Programs with  Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator All virtual programs are free! IN HONOR OF HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH Tuesday, September 22, 12 - 1:15 pm (EDT) MORE THAN A PRETTY FACE! PICASSO, POLLOCK, and CUBISM Workshop Why would a woman have a blue face or two noses? Discover the meaning behind Picasso’s portraits and his influence on Pollock. Then create a unique Cubist face that expresses emotion using cut paper collage. Have supplies on hand: paper for your project, assorted colored papers to cut, glue and scissors, paint supplies, or draw.  Click here to register ____________________________________________________________________ Thursday, September 24, 2 - 3:00 pm (EDT) MEXICAN MURALISTS Celebrate the artistic achievements of the great Mexican muralists David Alfaro Siqueiros, and Jose Clemente Orozco. Discover how these artists inspired Jackson Pollock in the creation of his groundbreaking abstract expressionist art and the mural projects of Pollock and Lee Krasner. Then Joyce Raimondo explains practical aspects of creating murals for hire. Offered by North Albany Library Click here to register with library ____________________________________________________________________ Friday, September 25 , 12:00 - 1:15 pm (EDT) DREAM ON! SURREALISM Workshop How can our dreams, unconscious mind, and imagination be expressed in art? Explore the art of Spanish artists Joan Miro and Salvador Dali and the impact of Surrealism on Jackson Pollock. Following the presentation, participants will be guided in Surrealist art activities designed to access the unconscious mind and unleash creativity. Have pencil , paint, and paper on hand.  Click here to register _________________________________________________________________________ PLUS ENJOY THESE PAINTING AND DRAWING WORKSHOPS Tuesday, September 22 , 2:00 - 3:00pm (EDT) FALL INTO ART Workshop Discover how modern artists have been inspired by the beauty of the Autumn. Then virtually tour the studio and home of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, and learn creative ways artists capture the sublime energy of nature in art. Following, create a painting that expresses the season. Have paint or drawing supplies on hand. Offered by RCS Community Library Click here to register with library _________________________________________________________________________ Thursday, September 24 , 3:00 - 4:00pm (EDT) WHAT'S MY LINE? PENCIL DRAWING Workshop Following a presentation of Pollock’s early graphite drawings, we will explore basics of observational drawing and modeling with pencil. From cross hatching, blending, and highlighting, this workshop will teach you creative ways that you can use pencil to create light and shade. Supplies; several sheets of paper, pencil, sharpener, eraser. Offered by Cutchoque New Suffolk Library Click here to register with library

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A fun look back in time~Sag Harbor 100 Years ago Sept. 5-12, 1926!

 

George Sterling. Image Courtesy of the Sag Harbor Community Archive, John Jermain Memorial Library.

SAG HARBOR 100 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK September 6 – September 12, 1926

George Sterling, native of Sag Harbor, and world-renowned poet, was gaining high praise for his latest poetic drama, "Lilith." Theodore Dreiser ranked Mr. Sterling with Euripides, Aeschylus, Shakespeare, and Shelley. A Metropolitan reviewer also stated, "in truth 'Lilith' is nobly conceived and executed, for the most part with rare poetic ingenuity. Not to read it will be to miss quite the finest thing in poetic drama yet done in America and one of the finest poetic dramas yet written in English." Eight pieces of jewelry valued at $23,000, stolen by a sneak thief from the James T. Lee cottage at East Hampton on July 23, were recovered from proprietors of a New York jewelry store, where detectives and police seized what they claimed to be $100,000 worth of stolen jewelry. Henry H. Rogers, the oil magnate, who had recently bought all of Cow Neck, was reportedly negotiating to purchase North Sea bathing pavilion. Following the close of the Joseph Fahys & Co. Twilight Baseball League season, the Terrors celebrated their victory as champions of the league by attending a spaghetti supper at the home of Paul Ranalli, the hard-hitting right fielder. If gossip can be depended upon, as well as being champion ball players the team could more than hold their own bending spaghetti around a fork. The invited guests included the managing officials of Joseph Fahys & Co. as well as the captains of the various unsuccessful teams.

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Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center weekly online presentations September 8-10 22026, see below registration link

For those who can't get out viewing and learning online at home is a plus. See all details below!

the Virtual art program is coordinated by Joyce Raimondo.   

___________________________________________________________________________ Virtual Art Programs with  Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator All virtual programs are free! Tuesday, September 8 , 12:00 - 1:15 pm (EDT) Virtual Art Cafe: The Creative Life Artists of all disciplines are invited to participate in our Zoom Art Cafe. The session begins with a presentation exploring practices that foster a creative life inspired by Pollock, Krasner, and other modern artists. Following, participants are invited to “check-in” — sharing their artistic endeavors, ideas, and questions.   Click here to register ____________________________________________________________________ Tuesday, September 8 , 2:00 - 3:00 pm (EDT) Virtual Tour Joe Zucker: 1,000 Brushstrokes  and presentation with writer Terry R. Myers Join Joyce Raimondo for a virtual walk-through of the exhibition Joe Zucker: 1,000 Brushstrokes on view at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center on view through September 12. Joe Zucker is one of the most innovative, and idiosyncratic, figures in contemporary American art. Following the tour, Terry R. Myers presents a selection of Joe Zucker’s work. Myers contributed the essay to the publication for his exhibition at The Parrish Art Museum in 1992, and he initiated the 1000 Brushstrokes exhibition at Maccarone in Los Angeles in 2017. Click here. to register _________________________________________________________________________ Wednesday, September 9 , 12:00 - 1:15 pm (EDT) How to Write an Artist Statement Kelly Olshan, —Artist and Program Officer, New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) shares her advise on how to write an artist statement along with Joyce Raimondo. Then attendees will begin writing their artist statements and selected attendees will be invited to share.  (Partially pre-recorded) Click here to register __________________________________________________________________________ Wednesday, September 9 , 2:00 - 3:00 pm (EDT) Double Take Look again! Learn how modern artists Dali, Picasso, and others create ambiguous images that play with our perception and can be seen in multiple ways. Then create a Surrealist collage filled with “double images.” Supplies needed: magazines, scissors, glue, and surface for your artwork, Offered by Rush Library Click here to register with library _____________________________________________________________________ Thursday, September 10 , 11:00 am - 12:00 pm (EDT) War and Peace in Modern Art From Picasso’s Guernica to his Doves of Peace, Joyce Raimondo presents modern artists’ response to war and their visions of peace. Following the presentation, participants are invited to use their creative power to envision peace in a painting or drawing. Offered by Field Library Click here to register with library _________________________________________ Image: Joe Zucker: 1,000 Brushstrokes at Pollock Krasner House and Study Center

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The White Room Gallery exhibition now-October 12th. See below update!

 

THE WHITE ROOM GALLERY

Presents

CAPTURED

SEPT 1ST - OCT 12TH 2026

MONICA VITTI, SOPHIA  & CATHERINE DENEUVE PAINTINGS BY JOHN FRANCIS GALLAGER

Curators’ Quote

‘THE IMAGINATION.

THE VIEWER’S ATTENTION.  

A MOMENT IN TIME.

This exhibit coincides with our partnership with the Hamptons International Film Festival so with that in mind portraits of movie legends like Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor, Brigitte Bardot, Catherine Deneuve and Monica Vitti take center stage alongside vibrant abstract paintings that would enhance any set design. 

There is a strong element of storytelling in Captured.  Why is that woman alone in the parking garage?  Who is Catherine Deneuve calling on the phone and why does she look so scared?  

Mugshots of Bowie and Hendrix is the literal interpretation of captured creating their own narrative, with Morrison shown captured several times.  

Evocative black and white photographs are reminiscent of classic film noir and Hitchcock.  Beauty is also captured in this exhibit with elegant paintings of flowers and mirrored butterflies and the perfect stiletto.  Large abstracts create worlds within worlds, while mixed media floppy disks of Porsche and Rolex capture the spoils of success with a playful nod to the past.  

A lot is captured in Captured.   Purely by design. 

Bardot  & Liz Diamond Dust Screen Prints by Russell Young

PERMANENT COLLECTION INCLUDES

Russell Young

Nelson De La Nuez

Craig Alan

Greg Lotus

Markus Klinko

Punk Me Tender 

GROUP SHOW ARTISTS 

Taylor Smith 

Renee Levin

Suzanne Metz

David Bender

John Joseph Hanright

Steve Moors

The Guys With The Same Name

And more….

3 Railroad Avenue

East Hampton, NY 11937

www.thewhiteroom.gallery

OPEN  12-5pm

WED-SUNDAY

Press inquiries: Andrea 

art4thewhiteroomgallery@gmail.com

917.526.2767 

631-237-1481

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Andrea McCafferty + Kat O'Neill

Owners+Directors

The White Room Gallery

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