‘Out of Sight’ Inspires Language, Art and Thought at LongHouse
Exuberance, energy, vision, visualization, enlightenment and serendipity. These are the core principles and phrases that ground Lawrence Weiner’s newest installation, “Out of Sight,” a...
Summer/Fall Southampton Review On Stands July 13
For its 25th issue, The Southampton Review has gotten itself a literary lift.
Featuring work by Rick Moody, Alicia Mountain, Rachel Lyon, Lisa Locascio, Katherine...
‘A Universe of Stories’ Orbits Dava Sobel
In honor of this year’s summer reading theme, “A Universe of Stories,” award-winning author Dava Sobel will discuss her book, “The Glass Universe: How...
Raebeck, Doyle Team Up for ‘Louse Point’ Reading
The voice behind hundreds of audio books is bringing Shelby Raebeck’s “Louse Point: Stories From the East End” to life — in real life.
Alongside...
Frederico Azevedo Blooms Through New Book
Signature, flowing floral borders. Artful integration of native and well-adapted plants. Dramatic, multi-dimensional vistas.
Landscape designer Frederico Azevedo has honed his look — and bound...
Moran’s ‘American West’ Makes Its Way Home
In 1871, the great landscape painter Thomas Moran joined the adventurous Hayden Expedition to Wyoming — his iconic imagery of the American West later...
Pianofest: Up Close and Personal at Summer Concerts
Not many have access to the old manse in East Hampton, its 11 grand pianos, and the new group of international students who have...
‘Safe Space’ Expected To Ignite Debate Onstage and Off
In the “Safe Space” rehearsal room, Alan Fox has heard the words “charged” and “incendiary” thrown around as descriptors of his first full-length play.
Wainwright’s Songs Are For, and With, His Father
Wainwright never wanted to be his father, the esteemed Life magazine columnist Loudon Wainwright Jr. Well, at first he did.
One Photographer’s Mission To Record 12,000 Endangered Species
National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore measures his life in stories, from one to the next.
Eberstadt Named Director of Philanthropy at Guild Hall
Kristin Eberstadt has officially joined the Guild Hall team as Director of Philanthropy.
’13 the Musical’ Earns Judges Choice Award
The cast and crew of the Pierson High School production of “13 The Musical” took home a Teeny Awards Judges’ Choice Award on June 9.
Dalessio, Morfis Headline Grenning Gallery Two-Hander
The Grenning Gallery only needs two artists to anchor its next show — Marc Dalessio, a world-renowned plein-air painter, and John Morfis, a disciplined tromp l’oeil painter of antique objects.
Exhibit Tells Story of Whaling Industry With Stamps and Postcards
Never had Richard Doctorow thought his study of whaling history could involve postcards, stamps and a dodo bird.
Swinging Under the Influence of Django
Gypsy jazz guitarist Django Reinhardt is widely regarded as the first real jazz talent to emerge from Europe. Keeping his legacy alive are the Django Festival Allstars.
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