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Patchworks 2018

PATCHOGUE ARTS GALLERY PRESENTS

Patchworks 2018: The Annual Juried Members Exhibition

Juror: Lynn Rozzi

July 1 – August 12, 2018

Reception: Sunday, July 1, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM

 

 

The Patchogue Arts Council is pleased to announce its Annual Juried Members Exhibition entitled Patchworks 2018,  with Lynn Rozzi, Director of Firehouse Plaza Art Gallery, as Juror. The exhibition will run from July 1 to August 12, 2018, with an opening reception on Sunday, July 1, from 5:00 – 7:00 PM.

About the Exhibition

The Annual Juried Members Exhibition gives all current members of the Patchogue Arts Council the opportunity to exhibit their artwork at the Patchogue Arts Gallery, located at 20 Terry St. Suite 116, in Patchogue, NY. There is no submission fee, and artists are invited to submit up to two works of art in any medium. The exhibition highlights the many talents of the Patchogue Arts community, exhibiting a mixture of painting, sculpture, photography, and more. 2018 marks the seventh year PAC has held an exhibition exclusively for its members at the Patchogue Arts Gallery.

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E Pluribus Unum

A special thank you to our EPU Festival Lead sponsors….

The Patchogue Arts Council

presents

E Pluribus Unum

Patchogue’s 2018 Summer Arts Festival

Click here for the full schedule of events:
https://patchoguearts.org/wp-content/uploads/PAC-2018-Events_5.8.pdf

 

The Patchogue Arts Council, Inc. (PAC), a non-profit arts organization committed to the encouragement, support, and promotion of the arts within the greater south shore of the Town of Brookhaven, is excited to announce its E Pluribus Unum Festival Season 2018.

What: Patchogue Arts Council E Pluribus Unum Festival Season 2018

When: May – October 2018

Where: Participating locations throughout the Village of Patchogue

Cost: Free and open to the public

 The E Pluribus Unum Festival Season 2018, (EPU) will celebrate the concept of unity from diversity in varied media and disciplines including visual arts, dance, music, film, and video in multiple venues in downtown Patchogue from May through October.

E Pluribus Unum translates as “From many, one”. It was first conceived when the states numbered 13, thus composed of thirteen letters. The original meaning of the phrase suggested that 13 unique and individual states were united to form a single union. The US now has more than 13 states, but the meaning remains true. A land of immigrants, the United States is ethnically diverse and as a result has become a robust and thriving nation. The concept of creating unity through diversity is not only found in the political sphere. Biologists know that a healthy ecosystem requires a diversity of species, and every art student learns it as the first principle of design; a unified work of art is created through the harmonious combination of all its elements.

This year PAC has created a diverse and culturally enriching season of programming. The E Pluribus Unum Festival Season will kick off with an opening event called “A Night of Dance”, hosted at the Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts (date / time tba). From the lobby to the main stage we will celebrate the E Pluribus Unum Festival Season with a curated selection of contemporary performance, culturally inspired dance, music, and art.

Throughout the festival season a series of exhibitions is planned in multiple venues throughout the Village of Patchogue, including public art and sculptural installation in the Patchogue Garden Club garden. In addition to planned film screenings and nights of live music and performance our signature event, Arts on Terry, will also take place during this year’s E Pluribus Unum Festival Season.

The Patchogue Arts Council in partnership with Artspace Patchogue Lofts, Patchogue – Medford Library and The Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce will present the third annual Arts on Terry contemporary art fair on June 24th from 12:00- 6:00 PM

Arts on Terry is a contemporary art fair for all ages highlighting 200+ artists from a variety of Long Island Arts organizations, each exhibiting a curated selection of works representing its respective community in 10 different pop up galleries. AOT will also include a full day of art exhibits, demonstrations, live painters, family friendly participatory activities, live music, poetry, and performances, all on Terry Street. This event along with many others will be free and open to the public.

Are you excited to be a part of the Patchogue Arts Council E Pluribus Unum Festival Season 2018? Sponsorship opportunities and calls for artists will be released over the next few weeks, so stay tuned!

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Call for Outdoor Sculptures – Arts on Terry

PATCHOGUE ARTS COUNCIL

Call for Outdoor Sculptures – Arts on Terry

May 28 – October 12, 2018

The Patchogue Arts Council is pleased to announce it is accepting submissions from sculptors to exhibit an outdoor sculpture in Patchogue Village during the summer of 2018. Sculptures will be installed in the Patchogue Garden Club Community Garden from May 28 – October 12 as a component of Arts on Terry, a fine art street fair scheduled for June 24 on Terry Street adjacent to the Artspace facility. Additionally, sculptures will remain installed through the second week in October in coordination with the organization’s E pluribus unum Festival Season 2018, (EPU) will celebrate the concept of unity from diversity in varied media and disciplines including visual arts, dance, music, film and video in multiple venues in downtown Patchogue from May through October 2018.

Multiple sculptures will be installed in the Patchogue Garden Club Community Garden, and sculptors are encouraged to submit existing works or new works for consideration. Artists will be awarded a stipend for works that are selected. The Visual Arts Committee of the Patchogue Arts Council will review all submissions. All artwork will be on view outside, in public spaces, and must abide by safety protocol and procedures. All work must be constructed from materials that can with stand all types of weather, be appropriate for public spaces and impervious to interaction with the public.

Submissions Details

  • Email submissions are due by April 27, 2018.
  • Submissions received AFTER April 27, 2018 will not be considered.
  • Accepted artists will be notified through email no later than April 30, 2018.
  • Subject line must include: AOT2018_Sculpture_YourName.
  • Email your submissions to: info@patchoguearts.org.
  • Only submissions to this email address will be considered.

Email Submission Guidelines

  • Please submit 2 images total of sculpture
  • All files should be labeled with your name and title of work. Ex: Yourname_titleofwork.jpg
  • If submitting a new work, include in your design plans dimensions, a materials list, a detailed budget, 2 preparatory drawings, and a list of detailed installation instructions.
  • If submitting an existing work, please include 2 images of the work along with the dimensions and detailed installation instructions.
  • The body of your email must include image details including title, medium, size, & date.
  • All artists must include one of the following: CV/resume, bio, or an artist statement.
  • Submissions that do not follow ALL of the above guidelines will not be considered.

Requirements & Restrictions

  • Collaborations are permitted, but stipends are per sculpture, not per artist.
  • There is no fee to submit work.
  • All artwork must survive unpredictable weather for four months.
  • Submission of work indicates that the artist has an understanding of the fact that PAC assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss; in addition, artists will be required to sign a waiver.
  • Only digital submissions sent by end of day April 27, 2018 will be considered.
  • Submissions must include images for existing work or proposal plans for new work.

Important Information

  • April 27: Submission Deadline – Submissions must be sent to info@patchoguearts.org by this date
  • April 30: Artist Notifications – Artists granted public space to exhibit their sculptures will be notified via EMAIL by a Patchogue Arts Council representative.
  • May 23 – May 27: Temporary Sculpture Installation – Artists will be expected to install their sculpture between these dates
  • May 27 – October 12: Exhibition Dates – On June 24 the Arts on Terry street fair will take place in the area around Artspace, works will remain installed throughout the summer
  • October 12 – October 14 : Removal of Sculptures – Artists will be expected to retrieve their installation/sculpture between these dates

ABOUT THE PATCHOGUE ARTS COUNCIL – The Patchogue Arts Council, Inc., was formed to encourage, support, and promote the arts while aiding in the revitalization and sustainability of the community. The Patchogue Arts Council, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation whose focus is to serve the greater south shore of the Town of Brookhaven. The Patchogue Arts Council is located at 20 Terry St., Suite 116, Patchogue NY and is open Thursdays and Fridays, 2:00 – 7:30 PM and Saturdays and Sundays, 1:00 – 5:00 PM. For more information visit www.patchoguearts.org, call 631-627-8686, or email info@patchoguearts.org.

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Call for Outdoor Sculptures – Arts on Terry

PATCHOGUE ARTS COUNCIL

Call for Outdoor Sculptures –

Arts on Terry June 4 – September 30, 2017

The Patchogue Arts Council is pleased to announce it is accepting submissions from sculptors to exhibit an outdoor sculpture in Patchogue Village during the summer of 2017. Sculptures will be installed in the Patchogue Garden Club Community Garden from June 4 – September 30 as a component of Arts on Terry, a street fair scheduled for June 4 on Terry Street adjacent to the Artspace facility. Additionally, sculptures will remain installed through the end of September in compliance with the organization’s Summer of Love celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1967 Summer of Love. With the spirit of the 1960s in mind, the Patchogue Arts Council is seeking artists who have uniquely creative voices in the form of self-expression.

Multiple sculptures will be installed in the Patchogue Garden Club Community Garden, and sculptors are encouraged to submit existing works for consideration. Artists will be awarded a stipend for works that are selected. The Visual Arts Committee of the Patchogue Arts Council will review all submissions. All artwork will be on view outside, in public spaces, and must abide by safety protocol and procedures.

Submissions Details

  •   Email submissions are due ON April 14, 2017.
  •   Submissions received AFTER April 14, 2017 will not be considered.
  •   Accepted artists will be notified through email no later than April 24, 2017.
  •   Subject line must include: AOT2017_Sculpture_YourName.
  •   Email your submissions to: info@patchoguearts.org.
  •   Only submissions to this email address will be considered.

    Email Submission Guidelines

  •   Please submit 2 images total of sculpture
  •   All files should be labeled with your name and title of work. Ex: Yourname_titleofwork.jpg
  •   If submitting a new work, include in your design plans dimensions, a materials list, a

    detailed budget, 2 preparatory drawings, and a list of detailed installation instructions.

  •   If submitting an existing work, please include 2 images of the work along with the

    dimensions and detailed installation instructions.

  •   The body of your email must include image details including title, medium, size, & date.
  •   All artists must include one of the following: CV/resume, bio, or an artist statement.
  •   Submissions that do not follow ALL of the above guidelines will not be considered.

Requirements & Restrictions

  •   Collaborations are permitted, but stipends are per sculpture, not per artist.
  •   There is no fee to submit work.
  •   All artwork must survive unpredictable weather for four months.
  •   Submission of work indicates that the artist has an understanding of the fact that PAC

    assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss; in addition, artists will be required to

    sign a waiver.

  •   Only digital submissions sent by end of day April 14, 2017 will be considered.
  •   Submissions must include images for existing work or proposal plans for new work.

    Important Information

  •   April 14: Submission Deadline – Submissions must be sent to info@patchoguearts.org by this date
  •   April 24: Artist Notifications – Artists granted public space to exhibit their sculptures will be notified via EMAIL by a Patchogue Arts Council representative.
  •   May 29 – June 3: Temporary Sculpture Installation – Artists will be expected to install their sculpture between these dates
  •   June 4 – September 30: Exhibition Dates – On June 4 the Arts on Terry street fair will take place in the area around Artspace, works will remain installed throughout the summer
  •   September 30 – October 7: Removal of Sculptures – Artists will be expected to retrieve their installation/sculpture between these dates

    ABOUT THE PATCHOGUE ARTS COUNCIL – The Patchogue Arts Council, Inc., was formed to encourage, support, and promote the arts while aiding in the revitalization and sustainability of the community. The Patchogue Arts Council, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation whose focus is to serve the greater south shore of the Town of Brookhaven. The Patchogue Arts Council is located at 20 Terry St., Suite 116, Patchogue NY and is open Thursdays and Fridays, 2:00 – 7:30 PM and Saturdays and Sundays, 1:00 – 5:00 PM. For more information visit www.patchoguearts.org, call 631-627-8686, or email info@patchoguearts.org.

 

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The 2016 Patchogue Arts Festival: Global Local

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The 2016 Patchogue Arts Festival: Global Local 

The ultimate creative place-making celebration of the art. A month long festival in Patchogue, one of Long Island’s most loved arts communities.

For the calendar of events, click here.

Who: The Patchogue Arts Council

What: The 2016 Patchogue Arts Festival; Global Local

Where: Downtown Patchogue

When: October 1 – October 31, 2016

PAF16; The ultimate creative place-making, month long celebration of the art.

PATCHOGUE, NY,  SEPTEMBER 1, 2016 – The Patchogue Arts Council announces The 2016 Patchogue Arts Festival; Global Local – the ultimate creative place-making celebration of the art. A month long festival in Patchogue, one of Long Island’s most loved arts communities, from October 1 – October 31, taking place through out the entire town!

The Patchogue Arts council is at it again with a multi-venue, multi-discipline, downtown centric, the Patchogue Arts Festival. Taking over the town, PAF16 will take place in locations throughout downtown Patchogue during the month of October.

2016 features the theme Global Local, exhibitions, performances, spoken word and more will explore themes of culture, diversity and heritage as it informs and inspires the artist.

This month long festival will showcase visual art, public sculpture, cinema, music, multi-media performance, spoken word, alternative video and dance.

It takes a town to create a festival this amazing. Pac’s artistic collaborators and partners include:

Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts

Plaza Cinema

Worldwide Voices

Herstory

Projecting Arts

Sol Y Sombra Spanish Dance Co.

Stay tuned for weekly updates and announcements featuring festival details.

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Call for Sculptures – Patchogue Arts Festival

PAC_PAF_2016_Final

PATCHOGUE ARTS COUNCIL
Call for Sculptures in the Garden for Patchogue Arts Festival

October 1 –31, 2016

The Patchogue Arts Council is pleased to announce it is accepting submissions from sculptors to exhibit an outdoor sculpture in Patchogue Village during the Patchogue Arts Festival 2016, a downtown centric, multi-day, multi-venue festival encompassing music, visual arts, and cinema. The Festival will run between the dates of October 1 – October 31, 2016 in Patchogue, NY.

Multiple sculptures will be installed in the Patchogue Garden Club Garden and sculptors are encouraged to submit existing works for consideration. Artists will receive a stipend from $500.00 to $750.00 for works that are selected. The Visual Arts Committee of the Patchogue Arts Council will review all submissions. All artwork will be on view outside, in public spaces, and must abide by safety protocol and procedures.

For complete instructions on submission guidelines, please download the prospectus here:

 

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John Cino: Sculptures

PATCHOGUE ARTS GALLERY PRESENTS

Wood, Waves & Words

Sculptures by John Cino

July 9 – August 21, 2016

Reception: Sunday, July 10, 2016, from 3:00 – 5:00 PM

 

PATCHOGUE, NY – June 15, 2016 – The Patchogue Arts Council is proud to present Wood, Waves & Words: Sculptures by John Cino on display at the Patchogue Arts Gallery from July 9 to August 21, 2016. The exhibition features a dozen works completed by sculptor John Cino within the past year, including works completed this past spring during an artist residency at Stony Brook University. Several works, such as Dialogues and Song Waves, find the artist incorporating various sounds and languages into his sculptures. There will be an opening reception on Sunday, July 10, from 3:00 to 5:00 PM. The reception is free and open to the public.

 

What:   Wood, Waves & Words: Sculpture by John Cino

When:   Sunday, July 9, from 3:00 – 5:00 PM

Where: Patchogue Arts Gallery, 20 Terry St., Suite 116, Patchogue, NY 11772

Cost:   Free and open to the public

John Cino has been lead curator of the Patchogue Arts Council since its inception in 2008 and has brought numerous artists to the attention of the Patchogue community and beyond. On invitation from the Patchogue Arts Council Board of Trustees, Cino will be turning the table by introducing his artwork to the community.

dialogue maple detail

padouk1.2a

JC_Song Wave_2015

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Arts on Terry

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About the Fair:

Arts on Terry Street is a collaborative effort of the Patchogue Arts Council, Inc. and Artspace Patchogue Lofts. It was conceived two years ago in a meeting with Patchogue Village Mayor Paul Pontieri; Village Trustee Lori Devlin, who is also president of the Patchogue Arts Council; and Artspace Resident Dave Rogers to create an event that would highlight the best art that Patchogue has to offer and to bring other organizations from all of Long Island to assemble an art fair with a twist – a big art fair feel on a smaller scale that would take place on and around Terry Street, the heart of the arts in Patchogue, and home to Artspace Patchogue, the Patchogue Arts Council, Inc., and the Plaza Cinema and Media Arts Center, as well as a beautifully landscaped park.

After a couple of meetings to work out the details of how to organize the event, the Patchogue Arts Council and artists in Artspace Patchogue came together to create the first ever street fair of this kind in the Village of Patchogue. Though the fair will have the usual tents set up like many art fairs around Long Island, there will be a few additions here in Patchogue, including indoor exhibits at both the Patchogue Arts Council and Artspace Patchogue. The exhibit at the arts council’s gallery will be its yearly member exhibit, PatchWorks, and Artspace will present two exhibits in its lobby gallery. One will be a small sculpture exhibit titled “Objects Assembled” curated by Lisa Di Stefano, a resident of Artspace; and the other will be the first ever National Artspace Artists Run Exhibit curated by Dave Rogers and featuring works by artists from Artspace buildings across the country. The fair will also include sculptures in the park, street artists, chalk artists, demonstration artists in painting, ceramics, glass, and live drawing as well as performance artists in music, body painting, poetry reading, and more.

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