While our art exhibitions are in hy-bernation until the spring, Hyphen continues to be filled with other activities including yoga, art classes, performances, and more.
See our past art shows.
about hyphen
1 in 5 people in the United States have learning or thinking differences. With a shared-purpose and vision, we break down barriers and create community where everyone is included and our differences are celebrated. Hyphen is where people of all abilities join together to demonstrate what creativity and inclusion truly means. Located on Cape Cod in the HyArts district of Hyannis, we are a community of multi-talented artists, performers, designers, makers, teachers, students, and friends who embrace what connects us all. Get involved and add your voice to our movement.
q & a with susan battista, creator-curator
q: Why the name Hyphen?
a: Quite literally, Hyphen is a sign used to join two words or thoughts together to create a new or enhanced meaning—it’s a connection. Hyphen is based on the premise that by joining together, we create something greater than ourselves. Hyphen is a community of multi-talented, differently-thinking, high-spirited people who are changing how differences are viewed. (We are located in Hyannis so there’s that connection to our name too.)
q: Why is Hyphen here?
a: The proverb “it takes a village” is especially meaningful to me and our decision to locate in Hyannis. All of us benefit from positivity, encouragement, and mentorship to reach our fullest potential in life. Hyphen is here in Hyannis to harness the power of this community which is welcoming, supportive, and inclusive.
q: What would you like people to know about Hyphen?
a: What started as a vision has grown into a community of believers. Hyphen will continually build friendship, partnership, and mentorship for our community of extraordinary individuals.
q: What’s next for Hyphen
a: Hyphen is always looking ahead and moving forward. We have no preconceived notions of where Hyphen may go and what Hyphen may do—anything is possible.
news and events
Vinyasa Flow
10–11am
Yoga Sculpt
10–11am
Vinyasa Flow
10–11am
Looking forward to seeing you again in the new year!
Cotuit Center for the Arts
Open to public: 11am–5pm
5–8pm
4–7pm
5–8pm
Open to public: 5–7pm
Aselton Park, Hyannis
5–7pm
McKeon Park, Hyannis
Open to public 5–7pm
3–5pm
4–7pm
Open to public 4–7pm
Open to public 5–7pm
Open to public 5–7pm
Open to public 5–7pm
Open to public 5–7pm
Open to public 5–7pm
Open to public 5–7pm
Open to public 5–7pm
Private Event 2:30–4:30pm
Open to public 5–7pm
Map
Thank You
A special thank you to our community of friends, partners, neighbors, and mentors who, like us, believe that anything is possible:
Fritz Klaetke and Visual Dialogue team:
Luke Hatfield, Kristen McNally, Will KastrinakisAmy Brenneman & Brad Silberling
Nancy & Fred Poses
Greg Liakos, Gateway Arts
Bil Thibodeau, Gateway Arts
Michela Davidson, Gateway Arts
Aurore Dinwoodie, Gateway Arts
Matt Levesque, Barnstable Town Council
Melissa Chartrand, Arts Barnstable
Elizabeth Wurfbain, Hyannis Main Street
Amanda Converse, Love Live Local
Joseph Correia Sr., Boston Building Wraps
Jan Moscowitz, Studio laPlancha
Malissa Kenney, Cape Cod C.A.N.