It’s the March Newsletter!March is Womens’ Month. Buckle up for some powerful work.

Hope to see you!
Cliff & Barbara
Uncommon Artist Talk:
Brianna Lynn Hernández Baurichter
Soundview Greenport
58775 Country Rd 48, Greenport, NY 11944
Sunday, March 2,  4 – 5pm
Halyard Main Dining Room
Studio Tour to FollowJoin us for our 3rd Uncommon Artist of the 2025 season, Brianna Lynn Hernández Baurichter, as she shares insight into her powerful work exploring end-of-life care, grief, and cultural mourning rituals.
This is a free event, but you must RSVP

Marta Baumiller / Notions of Love 
Upstairs Gallery
Cutchogue New Suffolk Library
27550 Main Road, Cutchogue, NY 11935

Opening Reception Friday, March 7,  5 – 7pm
Exhibition open thru mid May
M-F 9:30-8 pm, Sat 9:30-5 pm, Sun 1-5 pm

Sponsored by the Friends of the Library

The Printmakers’ Feast:
Celebrating Women in Art 
Barrilas Pastaria
300 East Main St
Riverhead, NY 11901

Join us at East End Arts on March 12th from 4-6 PM for an unforgettable Art & Eat event at Barrilas Pastaria, celebrating Women’s History Month. The discussion will be moderated by Dan Welden who has carefully selected a panel of inspiring women in the arts: Helen A Harrison, Wendy Van Deusen and Ellen Wiener. Enjoy a curated 3-course dining experience, thoughtfully designed by the chef and artists, while engaging in a captivating conversation about the powerful impact of women in printmaking. Don’t miss out on this evening of creativity, culture, and culinary delights!

Image by Ellen Wiener- Cave Diagram with Rilke
Passing the Brush: Feminist Art NOW
Floyd Memorial Library
539 First Street, Greenport, NY 11944
Opening Reception on Friday, March 28, 6-8 pmDomestic Dusters Women & Domesticity – What’s your Perspective?
You are invited to embroider a duster for the UK-based Domestic Dusters Project.Your contribution will join the exhibition Passing the Brush: Feminist Art NOW at Floyd Memorial Library, Greenport.
No experience needed. All levels of sewing ability welcome.
This pack contains everything you need to embroider your duster. Suggested themes include your lived experience of so-called “women’s work”, invisible labor, migration, home, family life and lineage, motherhood, sexism and/or women’s rights.
You are welcome to complain or to celebrate, to remember the past, or express hope for the future.Whatever you choose to stitch on this theme, your voice matters!
Please return your completed duster by Saturday, March 22 to: Floyd Memorial Library.
Annemarie Waugh: Across the Pond
Lyceum Gallery – Suffolk County Community College, Eastern Campus
March 12 through April 17, 2025.
Reception for the artist: Thursday, April 3, 4-7 p.m.Annemarie Waugh: “Across the Pond,” an exhibit of paintings and prints will be on view at the Lyceum Gallery
Suffolk County Community College / Eastern Campus
Born in Birmingham, UK, Waugh creates a witty visual translation of a range of British colloquialisms in ‘Across the Pond.” Glimpses of tartans, animals, foliage, and characters from British “telly shows,” as well as silkscreened expressions layered into abstractions, Waugh illustrates the playful and humorous language of her upbringing.

Gallery hours:
Monday – Thursday 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.   Friday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Saturday / Sunday – closed
Special viewing:  Saturday April 5th – 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. The Artist will be present.