EEAC HAPPENINGS:


August 2026

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A Gathering for the Community who

Believes the Arts Matter

Creativity and creative expression strengthen a community. They connect its people, enrich thoughts and conversations, and make life more interesting. East End Arts & Humanities Council exists because of this community who believes the arts matter and are generous in their support of that belief.


The annual Summer Soirée is a vibrant celebration to honor the artists, educators, advocates, and each other for our shared efforts to make the arts thrive on the East End. It is also a vital investment in opportunities to nourish and inspire the future generation. It creates what's next.


Please join us August 29th as we celebrate the stories we've helped create together and invest in the next chapter, ensuring that the arts continue to inspire, unite, and strengthen our East End community!

Your Support is Vital to the Sustainability of the Arts


It's thanks to the generosity of our donors that EEAC has continued to provide exhibition, education, opportunity, and events. Every sponsorship, ticket, and donation takes us a step further.

Printmaking Juried Exhibition Call to Artists

Calling all printmakers! We are now accepting submissions for "The Print Continuum", East End Arts Council's upcoming juried exhibition. This national juried exhibition celebrates the enduring tradition and ongoing evolution of contemporary printmaking, bringing together artists working across the printmaking medium. Jurors Ellen Wiener and Bill Albertini, with curator Mich Miller, aim to highlight artists who demonstrate a strong commitment to the craft, embrace innovation, and expand the expressive possibilities of printmaking.

Submission deadline is September 20th. For the full exhibition details and guidelines, and to submit your work, click the link below.

August Classes & Workshops

Renaissance Kids Art Camp for 5-10 year olds 
Full Day, Morning Only, or Afternoon Only Options 

Mondays -
Fridays through August 21


Fine Art Camp for 10-15 year olds

Mondays - Fridays 9:30am-3pm through August 21


Women's Writing Studio with Maria Orlando Pietromonaco 

Mondays 10:30am – 12pm 


FREE Leave your Legacy Senior Writing Workshop with Maria Orlando Pietromonaco, brought to you by Shelter Island Home Care

Thursdays 10am-11:30am

 

Member Open Studio  

SUMMER HOURS Tuesdays 4pm-7pm 

 

Fantastic Art Time with Kenneth Jackson  

Saturdays 10am-11am  

 

Ultimate Studio with Kenneth Jackson 

Saturdays 12pm-2pm  


Intro to Screen Printing Workshop with Mich Miller

Saturdays, August 8th & 15th 2:30pm-5:30pm


Linocut Printmaking Workshop with Mich Miller

Friday, August 14th 7-9PM


Monotype Printmaking Workshop with Mich Miller

Sunday, August 18th 10am-2pm

September is Going to be Hot Hot Hot

Now scheduling Private Music Lessons for the

Fall Semester!


Secure your spot now and save.

Lessons are available for piano, guitar, bass, vocals, drums, woodwinds, and more. 30, 45, and 60 minute options available.
Inquire Now

DETOUR VII on view through August 22

This year's signature summer exhibition takes us on a DETOUR to new spaces with new curators! Join us at this special exhibition that introduces the new temporary Andy Tarshis Fine Art Gallery space at 48 W. Main, directly across from the 11 West Gallery at Peconic Crossing.


June 13 - August 22, 2026


The Value of Nothing

Curated by Mary Boochever

11 West Gallery at Peconic Crossing

The unexpected power of art with everyday objects


Barbara Dayton • Byron Kim • Kurt Gumaer • Abby Robinson • Christine Sciulli • David Sullivan • B. Wurtz


Open for the Stones 3
Curated by
Kevin Teare

Andy Tarshis Fine Art Gallery
The intimate connection of visual art and music


Steven Alexander • Bruce Anderson • Kathy Asheton • Ron Asheton • Julian Barratt • Nick Cash • Rosann Cash • Jennifer Coates • Angel Corpus Christi • Mark Dagley • Jay Daugherty • Steve DiBenedetto • Graham Dolphin • Tanya Haden • Max Estenger • Kim Gordon • Jack Hanley • Helen Hawley • Julia Heyward • Lobyn Hamilton • Daniel Johnston • Clay Ketter • Michael Key • Bill Komoski • Richard Lloyd • Robert Longo • Servane Mary • Julia Murphy • Marianne Nowottny • Pat Place • Larry Poons • Cat Rebennack • Dan Rizzie • Jamel Robinson • Philip Rivlin • Kate Simon • Robert Singer • Caroline Snow • Simi Stone • Stuart Sutcliffe • Taro Suzuki • Martha Swetzoff • Sarah Jaffe Turnbull • Alan Vega • Don Van Vliet • Scott Warmuth • Emma Wasielke • Marnie Weber • Nick Weber • Almond Zigmund

Th 12-5 • Fr 12-5 • Sat 12-5 • Sun 12-4

DETOUR x Sunday Records on August 9

DETOUR extends beyond the gallery for one afternoon as East End Arts Council and Sunday Records come together for a collaborative pop-up celebrating music, vinyl, and art.


From 12:00–5:00 PM, Sunday Records will be spinning a curated playlist on vinyl featuring music by artists included in DETOUR. The exhibition brings together artists whose connections to music span a wide range of practices, representing a generational spectrum of notable musicians alongside contemporary artists whose work intersects with music in unique ways. Browse Sunday Records' collection while listening to the soundtrack of the exhibition.



From 2:30–5:00 PM, we'll be live screen printing an exclusive, custom design created by Kevin Teare and Mich Miller. Bring your own T-shirt to have it printed for free, or purchase a blank shirt from us while supplies last and leave with a one-of-a-kind piece created exclusively for the event.

 

The Value of Nothing Catalog


EEAC is proud to preserve this beautiful exhibition with a booklet, designed and bound in-house in collaboration with Mary Boochever. Copies available in the gallery by August 15. Reserve a Copy

 

Dates to Save for the Downtown Galleries:

August 22 - DETOUR VII closes with a book launch and a jam

September 10 - Spirit of Huntington presents ArtABILITY at 11 West Gallery

September 12 - Metafloric, an exhibition of works by Bill Albertini & Ellen Wiener opens at Andy Tarshis Fine Art Gallery

October 24 - The Art of Communication:Technical and Conceptual Explorations in Printmaking, curated by Lorena Salcedo-Watson & Glynis Berry opens at Andy Tarshis Fine Art Gallery

October 24 - Print Continuum Juried Exihibition opens at 11 West Gallery

 

Bird Song: A Sculpture Trail


Visit the North Fork Audubon Society at Inlet County Park in Greenport to see nine installations by EEAC artists as you venture to the overlook platform. On view until October 11.


John Wittenberg • Ted Thirlby • Jay Sylvester • Arden Scott • Nathan Slate Joseph • Bill Albertini • Sherry Davis • Scott McIntire • John Warner

Many thanks for the generosity of the donors, funders, sponsors, and volunteers who help propel East End Arts & Humanities Council.

Board of Directors:
Frank Lentini, President; Andy Tarshis, Vice President; Lisa Quinn, Treasurer; Bob Ward, Secretary; Glynis Berry; Laurie Lauterbach; Ellen Darion; Jim Lennon


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