Arts

"Having a comedy skill set will help kids later in life, in interviews and making presentations," Bernie Furshpan, who has partnered with Southampton Cultural Center on Summer Zoom Comedy Classes for Kids, noted.

"Alec we know he's great, he delivers a funny, sharp performance, but we've never worked with Julianne Moore at Guild Hall in any capacity and she was a revelation," Gladstone told Hamptons.com.

"We've put together a strong collection of works that would have been shown in Basel, including works by Willem de Kooning, Eric Fischl, KAWS, Martin Kippenberger, Barbara Kruger, Albert Oehlen, Richard Prince, David Salle, Cindy Sherman, Andy Warhol, Rebecca Warren and Christopher Wool," Per Skarstedt told Hamptons.com.

"Ai's Zodiac series returns to Longhouse Reserve just when we need it most. How ironic that an artist who understands more than most about confinement would offer his provocative work now," reflected President of LongHouse Reserve, Dianne Benson.

"We're delighted to partner with the Hayground School to be able to offer 11 screenings through July - mostly on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays," HamptonsFilm Executive Director Anne Chaisson told Hamptons.com.

"As tough as these last few months may have been, I have noticed many instances where people are focusing more on what's right in front of them, being more attentive to their immediate existences. Alone Gallery is about that. I have noticed our visitors not taking their appointments or seeing art in person for granted."

"The light, the colors, the air, the heat, the smells, the sounds, the water, the adventure, the romance, the daydreams, the late nights, the everlasting memories, even the scorching asphalt…there is nothing like 'the feeling of summer.' And cinema has captured it so well in so many different ways," Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan said.

"During these trying times, the Westhampton Beach Free Library is constantly thinking outside the box to offer our patrons as many programs as possible," Danielle Waskiewicz, Library Director, noted.

"Fetch-A-Sketch was developed to benefit our shelter as well as local artists that were affected by the aftermath of COVID-19," Kate McEntee relayed. "A way to bring the community together while being socially distance."

"The Hamptons have always been a popular setting for our clients, and we're excited to be able to show a selection of fine art and luxury goods in this new, curated lifestyle gallery," remarked David Schrader, Global Head of Private Sales.