East End Arts & Humanities Council, Inc.

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CALL TO ALL ARTISTS

Front Line Heroes Program

East End Arts will be extending their Front Line Heroes Program to reach out to more heroes to show our appreciation. These heroes are our nation’s essential workers.

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If you are an artist and are interested in joining our founding artists in creating one-of-a-kind artworks for the heroes behind the masks, please click on the button below, scroll to the bottom and submit your interest.

Click Here to Submit an Artist Interest Form

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EEA’s Front Line Heroes Program pairs a front line pandemic worker with an East End Arts Teacher or Member Artist. The artist creates an intimate artwork from a photograph that is submitted by the Front Line Hero. The photograph can be whatever the worker chooses; self-portrait, portrait with others, a happy place of theirs, a pet or a family member, etc.. The artworks are created in the medium and genre that the artist chooses. Currently 10 artists are participating in the program and creating artworks in oil, charcoal, and acrylic.

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EEA is looking for more artists to volunteer their time to participate in this amazing program! Artists do not need to be members of East End Arts!

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Click Here to View the Virtual Wall of Heroes

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Please join East End Arts and their artists

and spread some well deserved thanks!

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Founding artists include; Marlene Bezich of Middle Island, Ginny Blank of Southold, Dale Boker of Port Jefferson Station, Ann Carlile of Wading River, Kat Dwyer of Shelter Island, Janet Fink of Riverhead, Gary Long of Cutchogue, Stephen Ness of Aquebogue, Mary O’Connor of Bayport, and Laura Stroh of Jamesport.

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