Arts

Colors are inherently evocative. Our natural world bursts with colors, many of which are as quickly associated with feelings as they are a time and place. Green may conjure emotions of renewal, birth, and growth; Blue: purity, cleansing, and calm; Red: vitality, violence, and birth. Colors stir something within us, they are their own stories.  STORIES IN COLOR,...

Summer’s sun fades too fast, but don’t despair…On the Bright Side, consider the colors of changing leaves. Beauty is all around us, in shades and hues too many to mention, but we need the perspective to see it. Voted best gallery in the Hamptons, The White Room Gallery, is living up to the accolades with its latest exhibit...

A CELEBRATION OF TREES is an ecological multi-media art exhibition created to educate and expand thought and consciousness about the world’s vast network of trees–a critical resource to humanity’s survival. For 300 million years, these species have helped stabilize and improve environmental conditions for life on our planet and today are an essential solution to global warming.

A group of local watercolor artists will present a new art show called “Watercolor+” on Friday, September 23rd  from 3 pm to 7pm, Saturday, September 24th from 10am to 8pm, and Sunday, September 25th from 11am to 4pm at Ashawagh Hall, 780 Springs Fireplace Rd, East Hampton. Featured artists include Kirsten Benfield, Nancy Brody, Barbara Dilorenzo, Laurie Hall,...

The Parrish Art Museum features speakers in rapid-fire presentations about living creatively on the East End at PechaKucha Night Hamptons, Vol. 37, on Friday, September 23 at 6 pm. As the official site for the Hamptons, the Parrish joins over 700 cities globally in hosting PechaKucha Nights, named for the sound of “chit-chat” in Japanese.  The speakers, who...

We often talk about movement when considering art's emotional or intellectual impact: we are moved. The latest exhibit at Bridgehampton’s The White Room Gallery, Movement, is a timely reminder to stop and consider the—sometimes subtle, sometimes seismic—movement that surrounds us.  In the words of the curators, Andrea McCafferty and Kat O’Neill, “movement is defined as a series of...

As part of GUILD HALL: OFFSITE, SWEPT AWAY: Love Letter to a Surrogate(s), the second and final exhibition of 2022, will commence on September 10 and run for four consecutive Saturdays through October 1, from 7-10PM at East Hampton’s Main Beach (101 Ocean Avenue, East Hampton). The project was conceptualized by Warren Neidich who created the successful Drive...

Brendan Fallis, one of the most sought-after curators in the industry, is known around the globe for his distinct aesthetic, digital presence, and incredible taste. Among his many accomplishments, Brendan has been featured in GQ, Vogue, and Men’s Health as well as listed on Vanity Fair’s “Best Dressed” lists. Brendan sat down with Hamptons.com to discuss his new...

In a cute courtyard on Main St. in Bridgehampton, a giant statue of a dog squats—let's call it a “familiar” pose. Among the sculpture garden’s other installations that lead  There are other sculptures and indications that you are approaching The White Room Gallery, but none as reflective of the gallery’s irreverent verve as Artie the Dog. Art doesn’t...

The Oscar Molina Gallery announces the exhibition Molina / Vignoli that will be on view from July 28th to August 22nd.. Curated by Esperanza León, the exhibition at this intimate space on Jobs Lane brings together a selection of works by Oscar Molina and Fernando Vignoli for whom the interpretation of human dramas—individual and global—is a consistent theme....