Correspondence Honors “An Essential & Revolutionary” Institution
Pictured Above: Artists Megan Barron and Arden Scott prepared their show at the Floyd Memorial Library The clerks down at
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Visual Arts
Solar Impressions Brings Innovative Work to Southampton
The Southampton Arts Center is presenting an innovative series of hundreds of work by emerging and internationally renowned artists using
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Joyce Kubat’s People To Inhabit The Walls of Guild Hall
This fall, Guild Hall’s Spiga Gallery plays host to a series of eerie human figures drawn from artist Joyce Kubat’s
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Frankie Says: East End Arts Hits the Gritty Gotham Streets
Pictured Above: Frankie Neptune’s “Upstairs at Max’s with Cheetah Chrome, 1970s.” The East End Arts Gallery in Riverhead is hosting
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Camille Seaman: All My Ancestors
Camille Seaman: All My Ancestors by Kara Westerman “What does it mean to be a good ancestor? What does it
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When Artists Take To The Sea, All The World’s A Canvas
If there’s one thing that unites the East End of Long Island with the rest of the vast world, it’s
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Whaling Museum Honors Sag Harbor’s Working Class Roots
The Sag Harbor Whaling & Historical Museum is turning its eye to Sag Harbor’s working class roots in a series
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Amagansett Library Goes Inside the World of East End Artists
The Amagansett Free Library is launching a new series of conversations, beginning Sept. 12, about the art and artists of
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A Foreigner and a Misfit: What do you do if art is in you?
It’s very cold in painter Ivan Kustura’s house in Southampton Village. It’s the middle of the morning and it’s the
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Orient’s treasure on the edge of the sea
There’s little record left of the Poquatuck Indians of Orient, except for a fisherman’s tribute carved into the rocks on
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The man who saved Long Island’s ospreys
Dennis Puleston did an awful lot of things in the 95 years that he walked this earth. He ate flesh
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