What they call their work
What they do
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Artist Marketplace Operations 2 activities
- Facilitates sales and connections between artists and buyersFacilitates the sale of fine art and mixed media crafts by connecting buyers with artists through direct email inquiry and sales platforms, including original photography and prints.
- Operates a gallery and seasonal shop for local artists' workOperates a gallery showcasing members' fine art, photography, and crafts, and maintains a seasonal public shop from April through December where it sells artwork and artisan goods including jewelry, wearable art, home goods, and prints by local artists.
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Local History Museum Operations 1 activity
- Maintains historical art collection and supports local artisansMaintains a collection of historical artwork by former and local artists and supports North Fork artisans by providing a platform and home for their work since 1948, functioning as an ongoing artisan collective.
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Community-Engaged Public Art Projects 1 activity
- Operates community arts programs and educational activitiesOrganizes and offers public programs in visual, literary, and performing arts through exhibits, competitions, special events, and adult and children's classes, emphasizing artistic tradition, educational value, innovation, and diversity.
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Community Festival & Event Production 1 activity
- Sponsors fine art and crafts showsSponsors and organizes fine art and crafts shows, some of which include antiques, and offers vendor incentives such as a $20 discount for registering for five or more events.
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Who they work with
- Bob Kuhne Partner — Artist whose original fine art pieces are featured and sold by the guild.
- Bob Kuhne Partner — Artist whose original photography is offered for sale by the organization
- Bob Kuhne Partner — Artist whose work is sold through the guild.
- Bob Kuhne Partner — Artist whose works, including 'Modern Snack Bar' and 'Tour the Vineyards', are featured and sold by the organization.
- Bob Kuhne Partner — Local artist whose fine art prints are sold by the guild.
- CaFE Partner — Collaborates with CaFE to present and promote fine art invites.
- CaFE Partner — Partners with CaFE (Call for Entry) platform to administer art competition and artist submissions.
- Cathy Campbell Partner — Artist whose original fine art pieces are featured and sold by the guild.
- Christine Hartman Partner — Artist whose products, including custom throw pillows and dish towels, are featured and sold by the organization.
- Christine Hartman Partner — Artist whose wearable art, including tapestry totes and denim clothing, is sold through the organization.
- Clara Pendzick Partner — Artist whose original fine art pieces are featured and sold by the guild.
- Cutchogue-New Suffolk Historical Council Partner — Partner organization associated with the art and craft shows.
- Eleanor Moser Partner — Artist whose work 'New Suffolk Post Office' is featured and sold by the organization.
- Janet Bidwell Partner — Artist whose jewelry, including petite heart earrings, is sold through the organization.
- JoAnn Corretti Partner — Local artist whose matted fine art prints are sold by the guild.
- Kip Bedell Partner — Artist whose original fine art pieces are featured and sold by the guild.
- Kip Bedell Partner — Local artist whose fine art prints are sold by the guild.
- Lee Harned Partner — Artist whose original fine art pieces are featured and sold by the guild.
- Lee Harned Partner — Artist whose work 'Sunflower Field' is featured and sold by the organization.
- Lee Harned Partner — Local artist whose fine art prints are sold by the guild.
- Linda Burke Partner — Artist whose original photography is offered for sale by the organization
- News12 Partner — Featured in a News12 interview with Doug Geed in November 2023.
- North Fork Artisans Partner — Collaborates with North Fork Artisans to promote and sell their crafts
- North Fork Artisans Partner — Collaborates with and supports a collective of local artisans.
- North Fork Artisans Partner — Group of local artisans affiliated with and supported by the organization
- Robin Ziemacki Partner — Artist whose decoupage clutch is sold through the guild.
- Robin Ziemacki Partner — Artist whose original photography is offered for sale by the organization
- Robin Ziemacki Partner — Local artist whose fine art prints are sold by the guild.
- Southold Historical Museum Partner — Co-hosts art and craft shows with the Old Town Arts & Crafts Guild, Inc.
- Town of Southold Government — Partner entity involved in hosting or permitting art and craft shows.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Artist Support Platformmethodology: artist-support-platformBy providing a sustained, long-standing platform for local artisans to showcase and sell their original fine art and handmade crafts, the organization fosters regional artistic heritage and identity while supporting artist livelihoods, because consistent retail and exhibition opportunities enable artists to maintain practice and connect with the public.
- Arts Education Through Tradition and Innovationmethodology: arts-education-through-tradition-and-innovationBy integrating artistic tradition with innovation, education, and diversity in its programming, the organization engages the public in the arts, because combining heritage practices with contemporary approaches broadens relevance and inclusivity across generations and communities.
- Community-Based Arts Programmingmethodology: community-based-arts-programmingBy offering community-based programming such as exhibits, competitions, classes, and outreach, the organization promotes engagement in the visual, literary, and performing arts, because locally rooted, participatory events increase public access and strengthen cultural cohesion.
- Curated Artistic Quality Controlmethodology: curated_vendor_selectionBy requiring that vendors sell only original or reproduced fine art and high-quality handmade crafts, and retaining authority to remove inappropriate items, the organization ensures artistic integrity and public trust, because curation maintains standards that distinguish professional artisanship from generic craft sales.