Manhattan-based artist Lynn Koble is the second Sunroom Project Space artist in the 2013 season. Her multi-mediasculptural installation, Natural Order, explores the idea of classification systems as a point of intersection between people and nature.
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Among the highlights this spring are Target-Free Drawn to Nature Weekend, an opportunity for visitors of all ages to experience the landscape through drawing activities, and Arbor Week, a week-long celebration of Wave Hill's beloved collection of trees.
Download PDFWave Hill has received a two-year, $150,000 grant to start a new program providing mentored research opportunities for New York City students in the field of woodland ecology.
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This exhibition showcases works by seven artists who use drawing to convey a deep connection to the natural world. The works encompassing varied approaches to drawing that encourage visitors to take a close, intense look at technique, concept and ways of referencing nature. Artists include Firelei Baez, Judith Belzer, Ellie Irons, Samm Kunce, Sky Pape, Mia Rosenthal, Charlotte Schulz.
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Wave Hill has commissioned a diverse set of emerging New York-area artists to create a new body of work or site-specific project for a solo exhibition in Glyndor Gallery’s Sunroom Project Space. For 2013, a jury reviewed 125 applications, ultimately selecting Jarrod Beck, Adam Frezza & Terri Chiao, Matthew Jensen, Lynn Koble and Alan Ruiz as this year’s Sunroom artists. In addition, two Van Lier Visual Artist Fellows, Onyedika Chuke and Francisco Donoso, were chosen by Wave Hill’s Curators and will exhibit in the Sunroom Project Space.
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Starting with the December holidays, winter at Wave Hill offers offers a rich mix of programs, from birds and bees to meditation and marvelous workshops, as the garden landscape turns serene and subtly beautiful.
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Amidst the flurry of festivities find holiday respite with a moment to breathe, pause to savor the winter landscape and reconnect with your inner self. Each session includes instruction in simple meditation techniques; all levels welcome.
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This winter’s lectures, an annual series, are a walk down memory lane. Not simply an indulgence in nostalgia, these presentations demonstrate how the past can strongly inform the present.
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Craft a one-of-a-kind verdant wreath or custom holiday centerpiece using natural materials, pine cones and fresh greens harvested from Wave Hill’s stunning gardens. Roll up your sleeves and learn the process of felting. At the Family Art Project, create a surprise pop-up holiday cards that bring your cold-weather tales to life ―perfect for any gift.
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Wave Hill’s Winter Workspace Program transforms Glyndor Gallery into a space for artists to create new work and develop ongoing projects. Twelve artists, representing an array of artistic practices, will be in residence over two, six-week sessions, from early January until late March, 2013.
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The Palisades set the stage for Wave Hill this fall, with offsite excursions and hikes, a history walk and lecture, a new multi-media workshop series and contemporary art in Glyndor Gallery.
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Along with signature workshops and walks―and our beloved Sunset Wednesdays―Wave Hill offers a wealth of new programs this summer.
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From Memorial Day through Labor Day, 2012, active duty military personnel and their families enjoy free admission to the grounds through Wave Hill's participation in Blue Star Museums, a partnership of the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families, the Department of Defense and and more than 1,500 museums across America.
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Wave Hill’s signature Wild Garden serves as an inspiration for eight artists who are creating new work in a variety of media, including painting, animation, photography, sculpture and a new media installation in Glyndor Gallery.
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