Art Foray, the art inspired scavenger hunt across East Hampton’s LongHouse Reserve, returns for a second year with a new roster of celebrated artists who have hidden their work within the 16-acre grounds. Open through October 9, Art Foray II is curated by Scott Bluedorn with guidance from the LongHouse Council.
It will combine art, nature, and exploration for families, individuals and the young, as well as the young at heart. Participation is included with the price of admission. Art foragers will follow clues, including a map of the grounds and photos of the artworks, to discover pieces of original art hidden across LongHouse Reserve. For a chance to win the artwork, participants are invited to photograph their discoveries and post their findings on Instagram or Facebook with the hashtag #longhouseartforay or email their findings to info@longhouse.org.
Winners will be selected by a random drawing on Saturday, October 9 at 4 PM and will be notified by LongHouse Reserve. Winning artwork can be collected during open hours. Artists contributing work for Art Foray II include Scott Bluedorn, Chelsea Hrynick Browne, Saskia Friedrich, Robin Gianis, Mamoun Friedrich-Grosvernor, Mariah Keolani, Bastienne Schmidt, Jonathan Shlafer, and Aurelio Torres.
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