SAC 10th Anniv: ‘East End Collected7’ | Artists Talks | Friends Circle | Jazz Fest | Membership…

East End Collected7 artist Candace Hill-Montgomery was born in Queens but now calls Sag Harbor home. She is a multi-disciplinary artist and writer, working with photography, mixed-media collage, and watercolors. 

Her art was a family affair, with her mother strongly supporting her artistic development from childhood. She has been awarded prestigious fellowships, exhibited her work in galleries across the state, and has been featured in a number of print publications.  

Candace’s art incorporates elements of fabric and poetry. As an African American artist, she offers a vital perspective on important social issues. She discusses racism, poverty, feminism, migrants, and refugee children in moving ways, harnessing the power of humor and satire. 

We are honored to have her work here at Southampton Arts Center!

Join Southampton Arts Center and Hamptons Jazz Fest on March 25, as we present Will Bernard Quartet for an evening of jazz! The concert will begin at 7 PM.

Guitarist Will Bernard, a Berkeley, CA native and Brooklyn NY transplant studied guitar and piano from an early age with Dave Creamer, Art Lande and Julian White later developing an interest in classical music composition. He received a degree in music from UC Berkeley where he studied with Andrew Imbrie and others.

He began playing and recording on an international level as a member of Peter Apfelbaum’s Hieroglyphics Ensemble, who made their recorded debut with Don Cherry on “Multikulti” (A&M 1989). Since then, Bernard has participated in a host of boundary stretching groups, ranging from jazz, hip-hop and world music to experimental music, with many stops in between. In the 90’s Bernard recorded and performed with many projects under the direction of acclaimed producer Lee Townsend and worked with groups ranging from the Hindustani-influenced Jai Uttal to the political hip-hop group the Coup. The most commercially successful of these projects was the group T.J. Kirk (with Charlie Hunter) whose sophomore album “If Four Was One” on Warner bros. was nominated for a Grammy in 1997. Will made further inroads with the Stanton Moore trio which toured extensively and made three albums on Telarc and a Hal Leonard drum instructional video and book.

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