19 May – 7 Sept 2019
On view in the former home of Mabel and Victor D’Amico in Lazy Point, Amagansett, Four Glass Artists complements the permanent display of artworks by Mabel who explored the possibilities of glass in her own manner.
Hokanson+Dix
Andy Stenerson
Marianne Weil
Opening Reception on Founders Day, Sunday 19 May, 2-4 pm
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THE
AMAGANSETT
LIBRARY
NOVEMBER 2018 – MARCH 2019
Promised Land Remembered
an exhibition featuring early works by Mabel D’Amico accompanied by a brief historical narrative about Promised Land, its once-bustling fishing industry, and Mabel and Victor D’Amico’s history and relationship with the place, which is illustrated with selected photographs of the period from various local collections, all relating the historically significant activity of this former fishing port and menhaden processing plant off Cranberry Hole Road in Amagansett.
The Community Room, Lower Level
The Amagansett Library 215 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930, 631.267.3810
We are grateful for the generous support received from Rachel Gruzen, David Clarke, LTV, and Cynthia Young and The Amagansett Library for this exhibition and public program.
Click on the video link below to view the LTV recording of the Promised Land Talk, a public program presented at The Amagansett Library in November 2019.
Mabel D’Amico, Untitled (Fish Factory), c. 1940, tempera on paper
Collection of The Victor D’Amico Institute of Art
(photo credit: Matthew Charron)
THE
ART
BARGE GALLERY
19 August-8 September
D’Amico’s Friends
inaugural exhibit of artworks by Friends of The VDIA
Opening Reception Sunday 19th August, 11am to 1pm
30 June-28 July extended through 11 August
The Finder’s Eye
curated by Teri Kennedy
Scott Bluedorn
Rossa Cole
Mabel D’Amico
Elaine Grove
Rowan Hausman
Doris Lerman
Francisco Sainz
Stephen Soreff
Janice Stanton
Aurelio Torres
Charles Waller
Opening reception will be held on Sunday, 1st July, from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
19 May-23 June
Promised Land Remembered
co-organized with Rachel Gruzen
reflecting on the Menhaden fishing industry and the significant port at Promised Land
featuring a series of works on paper by Mabel D’Amico dating 1940s-1960s
selected photographs, documents, and collected stories
Opening coincides with VDIA Opening Day on Saturday, May 19th, 2-6 pm
THE
STUDIO
AND ARCHIVE
May 19 – Sept 22, 2018
SEA, SKY, and SCULPTURE
An Integration of Art, Architecture, and Landscape
curated by Anne Seelbach
open-air exhibition on the grounds of the Studio and Archive
Mabel D’Amico | Phyllis Hammond | Marcie Honerkamp | Ruby Jackson | Jim Posner
Michael Rosch | Arden Scott | Claire Watson | Marianne Weil
reception to coincide with
VDIA Opening Day
Saturday May 19th, 2 to 6 pm