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View Our 2016 Event Journal ARTTworks east end arts spring gala 2016 Honoring May 7, 2016 East Wind, Wading River, NY Thank you for helping to bring East End Arts to our community Bank of America is proud to recognize East End Arts. Your support for the arts inspires residents and visitors alike and makes our community all the richer. Visit us at bankofamerica.com/local Life’s better when we’re connected® ©2016 Bank of America Corporation | ARB8SPB6 Bank of America applauds East End Arts for bringing the arts to all When members of the community support the arts, they help inspire and enrich everyone. Artistic diversity can be a powerful force for unity, creating shared experiences and a desire for excellence. Bank of America recognizes East End Arts for its success in bringing the arts to performers and audiences throughout our community. Visit us at bankofamerica.com/local Life’s better when we’re connected® ©2016 Bank of America Corporation | ARB8SPB6 Honoring It is East End Arts’ privilege to honor Bank of America at the 2016 ARTworks Gala by recognizing its steadfast commitment to social responsibility. Support from Bank of America has enabled East End Arts to utilize the power of the arts towards strong vibrant communities and healthy inspired lives. We are very grateful for Bank of America’s confidence, commitment and continued support. “Providing arts access is key to building a thriving local community. East End Arts lifts and educates the community through the arts, and Bank of America is proud to be a supporter.” – Bob Isaksen Long Island President, Bank of America ARTworks Honoring east end arts spring gala 2016 Evening Program 6:00 PM Cocktail Hour Student Performances Fallon Spellman & Brett Callagy 7:00 PM Entertainment & Dancing featuring One Love 7:30 PM Welcoming Remarks Patricia Drake Snyder, Executive Director Robert Ward & Lorraine Aycock, Gala Co-Chairs honoring Bank of America Bob Isaksen, Long Island President Keynote Address Nile Rodgers Live Auction Nicholas Dawes, Heritage Auctions 9:45 PM Silent Auction Ends One Love continues until 11:00 PM Thank You Thank you for joining East End Arts in honoring Bank of America. We are proud to have this opportunity to recognize Bank of America for its continued support of our mission to build and enrich our community through the arts by way of education, support, advocacy and HONORARY CHAIR inspiration. Nile Rodgers Bank of America has a long tradition of supporting COMMITTEE Lorraine Aycock, Co-Chair community development through philanthropic fund- Robert Ward, Co-Chair ing and volunteerism. The Bank of America Charitable Jonathan Berdinka Foundation helps improve local communities by addressing Irma Giambone Gregg Giangrasso issues fundamental to economic health and sustainabil- Jim Lennon ity. Recognition of East End Arts as a Bank of America Eileen McGuire Neighborhood Builder in 2011 made a fundamental Melinda Novak Kristen Reyes impact on the organization, creating a platform for the Rob Salvatico current trajectory of growth and opportunity. Tom Sullivan Mario Ticas With support from corporate and individual donors, BOARD OF DIRECTORS East End Arts has been serving our diverse community Jim Lennon, President of artists and musicians for over 40 years through exhi- Patricia A. B. Cruso, Vice President bitions, performances, and events. We also seek to Annika Shapiro, Secretary Diane Murray, Treasurer provide leadership for the cultural development of our Dominic Antignano five East End towns, and deliver essential programming Lisa Azzato and professional development opportunities through Gwendolyn M. Branch Anthony Cardona the work of East End Arts School. In the past year, a total Fred Cohen of 243,906 hours of educational instruction has been John McLane provided. Eighteen percent of East End Arts students Andrew Olsen Rob Salvatico are recipients of scholarships. Robert C. Ward Your attendance at tonight’s event not only shows your ADVISORY COUNCIL gratitude for Bank of America’s support of the arts, but Marc Alessi Tod Berks also assists East End Arts’ efforts to serve our community Emilie Corey through gallery exhibitions, educational programs, festi- Hector deCordova vals and more. You are East End Arts. Tina Folks Joan & Troy Gustavson Thank you! Charles Kulesa Peter Marcelle Sincerely yours, Içim & Mark Miller Sandra Novick Lorraine Aycock Dr. Charles A. Riley II Gala Co-Chair Daniel Shaughnessy Dr. Wallace A. Smith Robert Ward Alice & Jack Van de Wetering Gala Co-Chair; Board of Directors, East End Arts Patricia Drake Snyder Executive Director, East End Arts Lead Sponsor Salon Artist Içim &Once Mark again, Miller Mark & Icim Master Artist Congratulations from your MEG employees for being recognized and honored for your continued support and active involvement in the East End Arts From Everyone at: Corporate Headquarters, Long Island Metro Operations, Hudson Valley Operations, Paulsboro Operations, Baltimore Metro Operations, Delmar- va Operations, Washington D.C. Metro Operations, Harrisburg Metro Operations. Producer Director Eugene & Ann Burger Peconic Bay Medical Center Cardona & Company a member of Northwell Health Emilie & Michael Corey Riverhead Building Supply Lazer, Aptheker, Rosella & Yedid, P.C. Woolworth Apartments Mona & Jim Lennon Soloist Conifer Realty, LLC / Peconic Crossing Remsenburg Academy Margaret & Kenneth Frankman Richmond Realty Corp Mary & John Hull Rick Steiner Fell & Benowitz LLP Gala Sponsors Eileen McGuire & John McLane SERVPRO of the North Fork Bridget & Juan Micieli-Martinez Annika & Stephen Shapiro Diane Murray Barbara & James Smith Honorary Chair & Keynote Address Nile Rodgers Multiple Grammy-winning composer, producer, guitarist, co-founding member of the band CHIC, and co-founder/chairman of the We Are Family Foundation. The career of Nile Rodgers is one of the most enduring and prolific in music. Among music legends, Nile Rodgers is truly exceptional. He amplifies his legacy as a Gram- my-winning composer, producer, arranger, and guitarist by constantly traversing new musical terrain and successfully expanding the boundaries of popular music. As the co-founder of CHIC, Rodgers pioneered a musical language that sparked the advent of hip-hop with “Good Times,” distinguished CHIC as the “most sam- pled band in history” (The Guardian, 2011), won CHIC ten Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominations, and generated groundbreaking pop hits like “Le Freak,” which was inducted into the 2015 Grammy Hall of Fame. His career-defining productions for David Bowie (Let’s Dance), Madonna (Like A Virgin), Diana Ross (diana), and Sister Sledge (We Are Family), plus his work with artists like Duran Duran, INXS, Mick Jagger, Grace Jones, Steve Winwood, Peter Gabriel, The B-52s, and Michael Jack- son, have sold over 200 million albums and 50 million singles worldwide while his innovative, trendsetting collaborations with Daft Punk, Avicii, Disclosure, and Sam Smith reflect the vanguard of contemporary music. Additionally, Nile is the Chair- man and Founder of the We Are Family Foundation (WAFF). “I am so glad to be partnering with East End Arts and their mission of community enrichment through the arts and education. One universal language unites us all, and that is, The Arts. That is why East End Arts is a prime example of what I believe and stand for. Join me in supporting this wonderful organization and together, through the arts, we can make our world a better place.” - Nile Rodgers AUGUST 12•13•14 ALL PHOTOS: KEITH STEIN OF HURRICANE OF LIONS PHOTOGRAPHY visit FOLDFEstivAL.cOm FOr tHis YEAr’s LiNEUP, iNFO & ticKEts Auction Rules Welcome to ARTworks 2016 – East End Arts most important fundraiser of the year. All auction items are donated and 100% of proceeds directly benefit East End Arts. Please take a moment to view the many wonderful art items, experiences, jewelry and other goods available for bidding. There is something for everyone! Thank you to all the generous and hardworking committee members, donors and volunteers who make this event possible. Procedures To Bid: Write your name, phone number and bid amount on corresponding Lot # Bid Sheet. Minimum Bid/Bidding Increments: Each item or group of items has a Lot # and a starting Minimum Bid. You are welcome and encouraged to bid more than the bidding increment. Any improper bids will be deemed invalid. Silent Auction Closes at 9:45 PM: The highest bid at closing will be circled by an Auction Committee official and will constitute the winning bid. Payment: Payment must be made at the event (cash, check made out to East End Arts, or credit card at the cashier table). Before leaving, please remember to take your winning items. Conditions of Sale All sales are final. When you bid, you are promising to purchase the item if you are the winner. By his/her purchase, the buyer waives any claims for liability against East End Arts & Humanities Council or the donors of the property or services. East End Arts warrants neither the quality nor value of the items. All items are sold “as is.” By participating in this auction each bidder agrees that neither East End Arts nor anyone who assists in the conduct of this auction shall be liable for an occurrence resulting from the use of auctioned items or services. Winning bidders are to pick up and pay for their items by cash, check or credit card by 11:00 PM this evening. If you are not present at the close of the auction, you will be contacted by East End Arts within a few days if you are the winning bidder. Live Auction Items Items that appear listed below may be subject to change the night of the event. LIVE AUCTION: LOT 1 Four Tickets to a New York Yankees Game Donated by Bank of America “Take me out to the ball game….”, you know how the song goes, now you and three friends could be enjoying a day of Major League Baseball at the June 7, 2016 New York Yankees game vs.
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