Arts

"We are so excited to be presenting our second virtual Variety Show," Anita Boyer and Kasia Klimiuk relayed. "Our first show had over 200 attendees and it was such a beautiful evening of art, love and community."

"After two months of isolating and separation we are delighted to host this drive-in movie and food drive as a nostalgic feel-good event to enjoy with family and friends, as we safely re-emerge from this tumultuous time together," Simone Levinson noted

"I love performing and connecting with a live audience, but this time away from concert performing has given me an opportunity to pursue other creative outlets and honor this time at home. I do miss the world, though," she told Hamptons.com.

"We released the images on our virtual 'Wall of Heroes' on our website so that everybody can enjoy them. Once the installation is taken down at the hospital, the images will be given to each of the persons that submitted the photographs," Monique Parsons noted.

"We have 50 artists participating and each is showing five pieces. Each artist gets a web page 'gallery' displaying images of their work along with a bio and contact info," Paul Dempsey noted.

"Anna Karina's recent passing gives further relevance to the opportunity of screening 'Band of Outsiders,' one of my favorite collaborations between Godard and the great muse of the French New Wave," explained SHC Artistic Director Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan.

"This has been a very popular program and has been well received. Andrea Meyer, Head of the Long Island Collection, is doing a wonderful job with the Collection," Dennis Fabiszak shared.

"My dad and I have lived in Water Mill for over 50 years. We look at the drone video and shake our heads as we see new things we never knew existed, in places we have been driving by and passing all these years," Steidle said.

"PRIMAVERA! is our spring version of our popular annual ZIMA! productions where myth crosses over with audience interaction and a deep dive into nature and theatricality," Kate Mueth shared.

"Her life reminds us that we can be so much more than we think. She thought she could do anything she wanted to - like getting in the glider when she'd only had 8 hours of flight instruction. And crashing it," Vicky Heldreich Durand told Hamptons.com.