WE DID IT, THANKS TO YOU

THE BULKHEAD CHALLENGE WAS MET AND THE NEW BULKHEAD WILL BE COMPLETE BY THE START OF THE SEASON

We met our goal to match Amy and Bill Conway’s two challenge grants totaling $50,000.

The Bulkhead Challenge raised just over $100,000 thanks to your marvelous support.

Click here to read the October 2019 email from Christopher Kohan, President, for more information.

The new and improved bulkhead is almost complete!

We can still use your help to protect and preserve The Art Barge, a local historical landmark and centerpiece of art education on the East End.

Consider making a donation of any size to help us continue to maintain and improve The Art Barge.

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In 2020 you will help us celebrate
the 60th Anniversary of The Art Barge
and the historical landmark designation for all our structures

Stay tuned for what’s to come!

VISIT YEAR-ROUND

THE ART BARGE IS CLOSED FOR THE SEASON

Summer Program will begin June 1st, 2020

WE WELCOME YOU AT THE D’AMICO STUDIO AND ARCHIVE

OPEN YEAR-ROUND

Email us to make an appointment for a tour. Click here for more information.

 

Saturday, February 8th, 10:30am
Friends tour of the Watermill Center with Executive Director, Elka Rifkin

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enjoy special events and experiences, discounts on classes, and more with a yearly Friendship

 

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LOCAL HISTORICAL LANDMARK DESIGNATION

The East Hampton Town Board has resolved to pass legislation designating the structures belonging to The Victor D’Amico Institute of Art–The Art Barge and D’Amico Studio and Archive–as historical landmarks. The resolution for historical landmark designation was passed unanimously on August 15th and had support from The East Hampton Arts Council, The East Hampton Town Trustees, and numerous private individuals/supporters of the organization.

East Hampton Town Government website (August 15 Town Board Meeting)
Click here to read the article in The East Hampton Star
Click here to read the article in The Independent
Click here to read the article in The Press