About the artist who inspired the workshop: Claus Hoie (1911–2007)

A celebrated Norwegian-American artist, Claus Hoie was known for his vibrant, nature-inspired watercolors. His series Insects Real and Imaginary is renowned for its whimsical yet detailed etchings, capturing the essence of bugs, birds, and small creatures through a lens of both scientific curiosity and artistic play.

The Bridgehampton Museum invites you to experience nature through an interdisciplinary lens. This session bridges scientific observation and playful imagination, using a mobile sound installation to create an immersive “audio-landscape.” As students move through distinct zones of sound, they will mirror the layered, textured feel of Hoie’s work, beginning with a guided study of the Insects Real and  Imaginary.

Co-sponsored with SOFO and Bridgehampton Museum

Workshop Leader: Stacy Myers, Educator, Bridgehampton Museum

This FREE, drop off workshop is for children ages 10 and up. Advanced reservations are required for all events.