about and sign his new memoir, Magnifi- manuscripts, decorative arts, and small PUBLIC PROGRAMS SPECIAL EVENT
cent Desolation. furniture pieces are all welcomed for Senior Tuesdays Juried Art Show: Works on Paper
evaluation by the renowned auction Drop in between 10 a.m. and noon to Deadline to register: July 10
Thursday, June 25th at 7pm house, Bonhams. There is a $30 appraisal see A Shared Aesthetic: Artists of Long All amateur and professional artists are
Author JAMES LEPORE will speak fee per item, $25 for the second and third Island’s North Fork, on display in the Art invited to enter a juried art show with the
about and sign his new novel, A World I items, limited to three pieces. Appraisers Museum. Free for seniors 62 and older. theme Works on Paper (sorry, no photo-
Never Made. include Jon King, Victoria Ayers, Virginia graphs). Deadline for submissions is July
Salem, Chrissy Nice, Christina Geiger, Sunday, July 19, 2009 2:00 p.m. 10, 2009. For submission guidelines and
Museums
Mathew Haley, Frank Maraschiello and Bannister Babies: Then and Now additional information, please contact
Alan Fausel. No reservations are required; Join Lynda Bannister for a unique look Lisa Unander at art@longislandmuseum.
Nassau County Museum of Art
evaluations are done on a first come, first into the life of her mother Constance Ban- org or call 631-751-0066 x214. Printable
served basis. For further information, call nister, one of our nation’s premier baby order form available at www.longisland-
Wednesdays at 2:30; July 15
(516) 484-9338, ext. 16 or log onto nas- photographers. Enjoy a program on the
museum.org.
and August 12
saumuseum.com. life and career of Constance Bannister, as
Private Tea & Tour of the Exhibition
well as a meet and greet with Lynda and
Private Tea & Tour of the Exhibition of-
EXHIBITIONS at the Nassau County former “Bannister Babies.”
EXHIBITIONS
fers a behind-the-scenes glimpse at our
Museum of Art
current exhibition. The tour is introduced
July 30 and Aug 6, 13, 12:30 – 3:30
by Constance Schwartz and features a
MAIN GALLERIES p.m.
Now through July 12, 2009
private docent-led guided tour followed
Napoleon and Eugenie The Anthropology of Drawing with David
A Shared Aesthetic: Artists of Long
by a menu of tea, sandwiches, scones
June 7 through September 7 Nelinson
Island’s North Fork
and sweets in our beautifully refurbished
Learn how to record personal and his-
Art exhibition featuring paintings and
Café Musée. Space is limited; reserve
CONTEMPORARY GALLERY torical surroundings by drawing. Use
sculptures by artists of the Peconic
early. Admission for each Tea & Tour
Dialogue: Sculpture, Alain Kirili, traditional materials and techniques to in-
School, a group of artists who lived and
is $35 (nonmembers, $45) and includes
and Painting, Frank Olt vestigate objects or situations that define
worked on Long Island’s North Fork
admission to the museum. Reservations
June 7 through September 7 our human state of being. Registrants will
from the late 19th through the mid 20th
required.
be provided with a materials list. Space
centuries.
OUTDOOR SCULPTURE PARK is limited; please call to register. $160
Saturday, June 27 at 3 pm
DiSuvero, Botero, Grooms, Otterness, person/$150 members.
Now through September 13, 2009
Little Angels/Little Devils: William and
Manet’s Paris Franklin Hill Perrell
Valdés, Calder and others
Impressionism was born out of France’s
Ongoing July 31, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Shepard Mount’s Images of Children
Second Empire. Such Manet masterpieces
Monotype Print Workshop with Stephanie
Art exhibition featuring more than 25
as Olympia, The Luncheon on the Grass
Long Island Museum Navon-Jacobson
paintings and drawings by the Mount
and Music in the Tuileries — all portray-
1200 Route 25A, Stony Brook Paint directly on a Plexiglas plate and
brothers, exploring the ways in which
als of the Paris of Napoleon and Eugenie,
631-751-0066; create textures and surface effects that
the artists used images of children in
Zola, Baudelaire and Offenbach — were
www.longislandmuseum.org cannot be obtained with paper or canvas.
their work and why these images are still
the very beginning of modernity, opening
Events and Exhibitions, July 2009 Class open to artists of all levels. Mate-
popular today.
the way for exciting new artistic styles.
rials list will be provided; please bring
The museum’s chief curator, Franklin
All events are free with museum admis- lunch. Space is limited; call to register.
Now through October 25, 2009
Hill Perrell, explores this era in which
sion, unless otherwise noted. Please call $85 person/$80 members plus additional
Growing Up on Long Island
Baron Haussmann rebuilt the boulevards
(631) 751-0066 ext. 212 to register. materials fee of $15.
Exploration of 200 years of childhood
on Long Island. Includes items from the
of Paris and its Opera House as Manet’s
museum’s own collection, plus artifacts
new artistic realism showed the private
and memorabilia from schools across
face of Paris, from its demimonde to
Long Island. View celebrity yearbooks,
the bourgeois. Franklin’s talk looks at
the Second Empire’s glories of music,
“Let
’s Have F
un”
school uniforms and more.
art and poetry, all of which created the
July 25 through November 1, 2009
backdrop for Impressionism. Admission
Long Island Masterworks on Paper
is $10 (nonmembers, $20) and includes
Est. 1
986 Art exhibition featuring drawings by
museum admission.
Robert W. White, watercolors by George
Thursday, July 16
LUNCH SERVED
Constant and prints from the Screen Print
Antique and Art Evaluation Cocktail Tuesday - Sunday
Workshop.
Party
July 10 – August 23 [Grand Opening
An art auction and cocktail party spon-
LATE NIGHT DINING
July 12]
sored by WE CARE Fund of the Nassau
County Bar Association, to benefit the
Kitchen Open til 11:00 pm
Celebrating P. T. Barnum…The Man!
WMHO Educational & Cultural Center,
museum’s children’s program, Autism Tuesday - Sunday
Stony Brook Village Center
and The Arts. Join us for a summer eve-
Summer exhibit featuring the life of
ning of cocktails and hors d’oeuvres with
music. Special art works at reasonable Gift Cer
tificates
DINING SPECIALS
Phineas Taylor Barnum, the “Great
American Showman” in honor of his
prices can be yours! Tickets are $75 per
Gr
eat for
any occasion
Mondays - Closed
200th birthday!
person. For information and reservations,
log onto
nassaumuseum.com or call (516)
Tuesdays 20oz. Porterhouse $13.99
• Authentic Tom Thumb furniture
• Authentic Jenny Lind memorabilia
484-9338, ext.16 or the Nassau County Wednesdays Steak Night & Irish Specials
• Circus memorabilia
Bar Association, (516) 747-4070, ext.
Thursdays Prime Rib $13.99
• Photographic montage of P.T. Barnum
212.
Friday Nights Seafood Marinara Platter
• “The Life of P. T. Barnum”- Speaker:
Kathleen Maher Executive Director/Cura-
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