Photographer David Benthal captures artist Kara Hoblin at the beach.
For someone who works in a medium as ephemeral as chalk, Kara Hoblin definitely leaves a permanent impression. Not only is she one of the North Fork’s most visible artists (you can spot her standing on a restaurant bar creating one of her signature public chalk installations), but she’s also known as a major connector — creating a tight-knit community of artists and the public. (more…)
Artist Kara Hoblin created this piece to be raffled off.
Timothy Cox is the lucky winner of our North Fork chalk scene raffle benefitting the SPAT program for Cornell Cooperative Extension Marine Program. (more…)
It’s hard to go out anywhere on the North Fork these days without admiring the work of chalk artist Kara Hoblin. The founder of the North Fork Art Collective has designed signs and menu boards for many restaurants and wineries that are certain to capture your attention when you’re in their presence. (more…)
Diners enjoy the North Fork Art Collective’s second Palette to Palate dinner at Bruce & Son in Greenport. (Credit: David Benthal)
It’s a rare dinner party where I get to indulge in my two favorite things: food and art (well, three if you count the wine, but that’s a bit of a given here on the North Fork, isn’t it?). That’s exactly what transpired at the recent Palette to Palate dinner, organized by Kara Hoblin, founder of the North Fork Art Collective and curator of the event. (more…)
Some of the images on display in the show. (Credit: Courtesy photo)
It’s part art exhibit and part call to action.
A new show focused on building a community committed to protecting our marine environment is coming to the East End.
Sea Something, Save Something will open at Castello di Borghese Vineyard in Cutchogue on Saturday, April 29. A reception will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. (more…)
Kara Hoblin made this chalk mural for the Times Review Media Group office. (Credit: Vera Chinese)
When I walked into our Mattituck office last Friday morning, I stopped in my tracks and stared at the wall. (more…)
In a second-floor loft overlooking Main Street in Greenport, Alexa Suess creates magic with a blowtorch and a pair of pliers.
It’s there that the Greenport native, a graphic designer and silversmith, makes jewelry and other wearable pieces that infuse elements of nature with brass, silver and gold. (more…)