An exhibition of three historic Westport hurricanes Climate extremes have been a daily topic in recent years. This exhibition will look back at the impact of the Hurricane of 1938, Hurricane Bob 1991, and offers a second chance to see the Hurricane
Triplofusus giganteus (Kiener, 1840) Horse Conch picctured with a Busycon perversum (Linnaeus, 1758) [Lightning Whelk]
I first came upon the energetic wooden sculpture of an exploding man at my friends yoga studio in New Bedford when I was using it as a set for a photo shoot I was doing for South Coast Magazine. As curator of
A Little Compton resident, Ian Silvia brings a lifetime of familiarity with the local ecosystems to his installations. Below, he responds to questions posed by Merri Cyr of the Westport Cultural Council. Merri: You are a glass blower and you also use
Filmed by Mark Walker
A Collection of Meysam’s work will be opening at the Dedee Shattuck Gallery on September 22nd at 6pm. Professor Karimi will speak at 6:30. Gallery will be open September 23, 24, 30 and 31 from 12-5pm. Please RSVP on Facebook or Eventbrite.
Exhibition at Dedee Shattuck Gallery, opening September 22 at 6pm, author talk by Pamela Karimi at 6:30.
Bayside Restaurant hosted a lively evening of music and dance to close out the summer season when they welcomed Capoeira artists and Bossa Nova musicians for a free outdoor performance on September 11th. The evening was supported by a grant from the
Interview and portraits by Merri Cyr Edited and written by Paula Gauthier Award-winning playwright Samuel Harps presented a public reading of his new work-in-progress, Paul Cuffe: In Search of a New Land, to a packed house at the