Visual Arts | East End Beacon

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

The Southampton Arts Center is presenting an innovative series of hundreds of work by emerging and internationally renowned artists using

This fall, Guild Hall’s Spiga Gallery plays host to a series of eerie human figures drawn from artist Joyce Kubat’s

Pictured Above: Frankie Neptune’s “Upstairs at Max’s with Cheetah Chrome, 1970s.” The East End Arts Gallery in Riverhead is hosting

Camille Seaman: All My Ancestors by Kara Westerman “What does it mean to be a good ancestor? What does it

If there’s one thing that unites the East End of Long Island with the rest of the vast world, it’s

The Sag Harbor Whaling & Historical Museum is turning its eye to Sag Harbor’s working class roots in a series

The Amagansett Free Library is launching a new series of conversations, beginning Sept. 12, about the art and artists of

It’s very cold in painter Ivan Kustura’s house in Southampton Village. It’s the middle of the morning and it’s the

There’s little record left of the Poquatuck Indians of Orient, except for a fisherman’s tribute carved into the rocks on

Dennis Puleston did an awful lot of things in the 95 years that he walked this earth. He ate flesh