April is an artist and community activist who has worked on various projects in Sag Harbor, New York, including the restoration of the Sag Harbor Cinema and the promotion of affordable housing. During the interview, April discusses her background, her passion for art, and her commitment to preserving her community whilst driving change. The conversation covers a wide range of topics from her childhood in Ohio, her introduction to art, her move to New York, and her deep connection with Sag Harbor.

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Introduction

April Gornik: Artist and Community Activist

The Restoration of Sag Harbor Cinema

Community Involvement and Contributions

The Importance of Community and Challenges

The Historical Significance of Sag Harbor

The Fire Incident at Sag Harbor Cinema

Affordable Housing Project in Sag Harbor

Preserving Historical Landmarks and Affordable Housing

The Ohio Community in Sag Harbor

The Role of Social Media for the Church

April's Journey from Ohio to Sag Harbor

Finding a New Home: The Journey from Manhattan to Sag Harbor

Defining Winners and Losers: A Personal Perspective

The Art of Being the Best: A Self-Reflection

The Artistic Journey: From Portraits to Landscapes

Art banter

Spirituality vs Religion: A Personal Take

The Allure of Strange Weather Conditions

The Early Days: First Brush with Art

Artists as Entrepreneurs: Navigating the Modern Art World

The Church: A Sanctuary for Art and Community

Future Dreams for The Church: Expanding and Serving the Community

Closing Thoughts: Nourishing Creativity at The Church