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Alexandra Patz, Spring Flower Garden at Wave Hill, 2009

The Visual Arts Program presents artworks in the galleries and on the grounds that engage the public in a dialogue with nature, culture and site.

Alexandra Patz, Spring Flower Garden at Wave Hill, 2009
Alexandra Patz, Spring Flower Garden at Wave Hill, 2009

Illuminating Nature:
Selections from Wave Hill’s Art Workshops
November 27, 2009—February 28, 2010

Wave Hill House radiates with a selection of the outstanding work produced in our year-round art workshops for adults and families. Adult participants include: Beverly Barker, Kim Campi, Jenny Chin, Leslie Concannen, Shirley de Leon, Katherine Desmond, Ruth Hurd, Jerome Levkov, Carol Mangis, Trish Mayo, Agnes Murray, Alexandra Patz, Kathy Pavlick, Lucille Peskin, Sheldon Reich, Clarice Robinson, Linda Rubenstein, Sarah Schattschneider, Frida Sterenberg, Linda Stern, Howard Tarragon, Kristina Thorstenson, and John Walker.

Prints from Lincoln Center / List Art Collection

Prints from Lincoln Center / List Art Collection
Through January 17, 2010

In support of Lincoln Center’s 50th Anniversary, Wave Hill is exhibiting five prints from the List Art Poster and Print Program. Since 1962 this program has produced distinctive prints by prominent visual artists that engage its performing arts audiences with contemporary art. The prints on view at Wave Hill by noted artists Vija Celmins, Glenn Ligon, Robert Long, Wolf Kahn and Donald Sultan were selected because of an intrinsic connection with nature. Prints are available for sale through the Wave Hill Shop and will benefit both Wave Hill and Lincoln Center.

Winter Workspace Program

Winter Workspace Program
January 4—March 21, 2010
Open Studios will be held on February 13, 28 and March 21.

While Glyndor Gallery is closed this winter, it will be transformed into an artist workspace for seven visual artists to develop new work or pursue a particular project using Wave Hill’s exceptional garden and woodland settings as a source conductive to the creative process. With a winter focus on the Hudson River, the artists will engage with ideas about the river. The artists selected include Susan Benarcik, Liz Burrow, Kent Hedrickson, Robyn Love, Rita MacDonald, Eve Mosher and Anne-Katrin Speiss.

Related Programs
Sun, Mar 7
Workspace Artists' Discussion
Sun, Apr 11
Spring Exhibition Opening Reception
Sun, May 2
Meet the Artist—Rita MacDonald
Sun, Jun 27
Meet the Artist—Takafumi Ide

Support for the Visual Arts Program is provided by the Milton & Sally Avery Arts Foundation, The Greenwall Foundation, The Hudson River Improvement Fund, the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts–a state agency, and the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.

Sustaining support for Wave Hill is provided by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

Target Free Days

Target sponsors free Tuesday and Saturday morning admission to Wave Hill, providing public access to the arts in our community.

         

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