Seeing the World Through Mary Heilmann’s Eyes
Pictured Above: Mary Heilmann in her Bridgehampton studio. | Brett Jutkiewicz photo The arc of a human lifetime is the
Read morePictured Above: Mary Heilmann in her Bridgehampton studio. | Brett Jutkiewicz photo The arc of a human lifetime is the
Read moreThis summer, the Parrish Art Museum presents “James Brooks: A Painting Is a Real Thing” — the first full-scale retrospective
Read morePictured Above: Landscape Designer Ed Hollander with Guild Hall Executive Director Andrea Grover at a June 29 press preview of
Read morePictured Above: Ted Thirlby with “Wu Wei,” the piece that got him started on a new direction with plywood. Many
Read morePictured Above: Detail of Michael A. Butler’s portrait David Hempstead, Senior: The Seasons of a Man’s Life (2023), as seen in Forgotten Founders:
Read morePictured Above: Kelynn Z. Alder, La Feria Día de los Muertos en Chamula | EEC7 Gallery The Southampton Arts Center’s
Read moreFrank Relle’s “Ducloux,” part of SAC’s new exhibition, “A Celebration of Trees.” “A Celebration of Trees,” an ecological multi-media art
Read moreCornell Cooperative Extension’s Marine Program and Floyd Memorial Library are partnering this fall on an art scavenger hunt and fundraiser
Read moreThe Hamptons Doc Fest is highlighting two short films on Friday, Feb. 4 that celebrate the talent of two African American artists, but tell their stories from very different perspectives: one focusing on contemporary African American portrait artist Kehinde Wiley and the second on the works of art that sprang up in response to the tragic death of Breonna Taylor, focusing on one artist, Amy Sherald.
Read more“Outcropping — Indigenous Art Now,” opening at the Southampton Arts Center on Feb. 4, is a bold step toward celebrating contemporary artists from the Shinnecock Nation and an array of sovereign Indigenous nations throughout the United States.
Read moreThis year, Volunteers of Guild Hall, an independent non-profit organization, is highlighting the art made by the people who make Guild Hall run smoothly with an online exhibition of their work
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