Oct 16, 2026 · 17 min · 9 segments
This weekend is the inaugural Arts and Ales Trail in Easthampton spanning the 5 complexes of mills. It’s a fundraiser to support the work of…
Speaking of that exploration, like, Eastworks is often open for... not open studios, but East Hampton's got an art walk that happens I think the second weekend-
...
First Saturday of every month.
When adults wander in here when you're open for that, like, what do they see too? Because this space is for everybody.
Midori was here for the most recent East Hampton art walk and did printmaking.
I don't know if you wanna add anything about people's printmaking this past Saturday.
Yeah, it's really fun because I think people of all ages can come in.
We were playing with different colors, mixing colors, you know, using different mediums with markers as well as the printmaking.
And it was really fun 'cause people got to explore, but also take home some, some nice artwork themselves.
And we really prided ourselves in trying to, you know, make creative ways.
So one of the ways that Maddie showed us of making the prints is that we used styrofoam and we cut that out and then we put it onto cardboard to make it kind of a more accessible, unique style of kind of doing, like, a linocut type of printmaking.
So that was really exciting and it's-
Lot cheaper.
[laughs]
Yeah, you're making your own linocut.
You have one that says, "E tov."
[laughs]
Oh, no.
Right.
Speaking of that exploration, like, Eastworks is often open for... not open studios, but East Hampton's got an art walk that happens I think the second weekend-
...
First Saturday of every month.
When adults wander in here when you're open for that, like, what do they see too? Because this space is for everybody.
Midori was here for the most recent East Hampton art walk and did printmaking.
I don't know if you wanna add anything about people's printmaking this past Saturday.
Yeah, it's really fun because I think people of all ages can come in.
We were playing with different colors, mixing colors, you know, using different mediums with markers as well as the printmaking.
And it was really fun 'cause people got to explore, but also take home some, some nice artwork themselves.
And we really prided ourselves in trying to, you know, make creative ways.
So one of the ways that Maddie showed us of making the prints is that we used styrofoam and we cut that out and then we put it onto cardboard to make it kind of a more accessible, unique style of kind of doing, like, a linocut type of printmaking.
So that was really exciting and it's-
Lot cheaper.
[laughs]
Yeah, you're making your own linocut.
You have one that says, "E tov."
[laughs]
Oh, no.
Right.
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