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From Belle Epoque Paris to the NY School:
Painters and Their Critics
Curatorial Chats with Franklin Hill Perrell
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| Date: |
Mondays at 3:30 (refreshments),
4:00-5:00 pm (talk)
December 5th 12th & 19th |
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From the time of Zola and
Baudelaire, critics have been the king makers in art and,
after them, follow the collectors and the museums. Is there
an objective standard of quality in art? How is the new
explained? Curator Franklin Hill Perrell presents a three-part
series that explores the role of critics, journalists, poets
and others from the literary world, including Gertrude Stein
on to Clement Greenberg who became linked with the careers
of artists such as Manet, Monet, Lautrec, Picasso, Matisse,
Gris, Miro, Pollock, De Kooning and others.
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| Fees: |
• The fee for individual lectures of this
series is $20 members, $25 nonmembers.
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| Individiual Lecture |
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| Three-part series |
Admission for the three-part series is $50
members, $65 nonmembers.
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A SPECIAL TALK WITH RED GROOMS
Celebrity Lecture Series Inside the Artist’s Studio
A talk with Red Grooms
Hosted by Museum Director, Constance Schwartz |
| Date: |
Wednesday, December 14th
6:30 pm |
| Details: |
Join us for an intimate
evening with artist, Red Grooms as he discusses his art,
his career, his life, with our own, Constance Schwartz in
a relaxed, unceremonious atmosphere that will grant the
audience unique access into an informal conversation. A
very limited number of tickets will be sold to this once
in a life time opportunity. In addition, audience members
will have the chance to purchase signed exhibition posters
depicting his famed piece, The Easter Parade.
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| Fees: |
Admission is $20 members;
$25 nonmembers RESERVE NOW |
| Other: |
Easter Parade, signed exhibition
posters: $50.00 each |
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The School of Paris — The School
of New York
With Franklin Hill Perrell |
| Date: |
Saturday, December 17 at
3 pm |
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Inspired by our new exhibition,
which includes Red Grooms’ “art about art”
installation juxtaposing the Cubists of Paris with the Abstract
Expressionists of New York, Curator Franklin Hill Perrell
discusses how The School of Paris — Matisse, Picasso,
Gris and Légér — changed art forever
and how The School of New York —Pollock, de Kooning
and their successors — added their own twists, their
own ways to bring new, unprecedented techniques to painting
and sculpture.
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| Fees: |
Admission is $10 members,
$15 nonmembers
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Private Tea & Tour of the Exhibition
Introduced by Constance Schwartz with Exclusive Docent Tour |
| Date: |
Wednesdays at 2:30 pm
December 7th & 14th, January 11th & 25th, February
1st |
| Details: |
One of the museum’s
most popular offerings, Private Tea & Tour of the Exhibition
offers a behind the scenes glimpse at our exhibitions. Each
event, at 2:30 pm on Wednesdays, is introduced by the museum’s
director, Constance Schwartz, and features a private guided
tour of the current exhibition, Red Grooms: Ruckus in Roslyn,
followed by a menu of tea, sandwiches, scones and sweets in
the Museum Café. Space is limited; reserve early. |
| Fees: |
Admission for each Tea
& Tour is $20 members, $25 nonmembers |
| Reservations: |
Dec 7| Dec 14 | Jan 11 | Jan
25 | Feb 1 |
| Tickets: |
(entire
series) (individual
session) |
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Celebrity Lectures Sponsored by Roslyn
Savings Foundation
The Creative Edge With Shirley Romaine |
| Date: |
Sunday, December 18th
at 3:30 pm
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| Details: |
Shirley Romaine, the host
of TV’s Artscene on Long Island, presents a program
of rare interviews with visual and performing artists from
the archives of her award-winning cable television shows.
She uses these interviews with luminaries such as Louise Nevelson,
Richie Havens, Morton Gould, Andrea Marcovicci and Isabella
Rossellini to explore the creative process. This multimedia
program includes video, live commentary and a question and
answer period. |
| Fees: |
Admission is $10 members,
$15 nonmembers and includes admission to the museum |
| Reservations: |
Dec. 18 |
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Learn about Free Admission
on Sundays
Family Fun Days
Special Events Just for the Residents & Families
of the Town of North Hempstead (...more)
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| Date: |
Selected Sundays from
11 am to 5 pm |
| Details: |
The families of the Town of
Hempstead are cordially invited to attend a series of fun,
activity filled afternoons that celebrate our current exhibition,
Red Grooms: Ruckus in Roslyn, and the lovely communities that
are within the town. Each Sunday we’ll be spotlighting
a particular town in the Town of Hempstead — its residents,
legislators and businesses. These residents will be admitted
to the museum for free on their designated Sundays according
to the list below. |
| Fees: |
Free Admissions on Sundays |
| Reservations: |
Nov 20 |Nov 27 | Dec 4 |
Dec 11 | Dec 18 | Jan 2 | Jan 16 | Jan 23 |
Jan 30 |
| Tickets: |
No reservations are needed. |
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