Art
Sue Mullin Returns to Form
For seasonal West Tisbury resident Sue Mullin, creating art has been a collaborative project. After a long hiatus, she took up painting once again at workshops with Bill Ternes on the Vineyard through artist Hermine Hull. Artist and friend Leslie Baker helped Ms. Mullin forge a new wave of artistic vision, sharing special painting spots and offering encouragement. Now, Ms. Mullin’s work will be available for the public to enjoy, free of charge, for the month of July at the West Tisbury Library.
Geometry meets fantasy in the recent paintings by artist Lanny McDowell, a resident of Martha’s Vineyard since 1970. He invites viewers to wonder what the world looks like through emotion and creativity, rather than through the plodding intellectualism of human eyes.
Fresh off a tour of Northern Italy, the Federated Church touring choir serenades Vineyard audiences at an Italian-inspired service featuring sacred music, both classical and contemporary. The special program takes place at the Federated Church in Edgartown on July 8, beginning at 10:30 a.m.
All are welcome.
For more information, call 508-627-4421.
Ultimate Frisbee
With the summer Olympics approaching, one might be aiming for a sedentary approach to sport. Watch, watch and watch some more the best athletes in the word perform. But hopefully, all that sport will inspire a pro-active approach.
The Vineyard offers ample opportunity to run, jump, hit, swing or swim. This summer, frisbee fans need not look glum, either.
Why settle for just a few decades when centuries are at the ready, at least where the guitar is concerned?
On Sunday, June 24, the Hebrew Center begins its summer film series.