Arts

"It was like sitting down with a bunch of former spies," Landsman said about spending time with former National Enquirer staffers.

"This is a special show that, we are confidant, will be an extension of our successful summer slate of art exhibits," reflected ArtRemsenburg committee member Paul Dempsey.

"I want people to fall in love with rom coms all over again, the way I did when I was making the film," Sankey told Hamptons.com.

"The films this year are either complete tearjerkers or films that educate you on something thoroughly that you really didn't understand or know about, or they're sort of white knuckled, hold on to the armrest because it's so thrilling," Chaisson told Hamptons.com.

"Most of these artists have shown together for many years and they are all creating work that is a visceral and emotional response to the world, not a literal one," Beth Barry explained.

"I want to become the kind of artist who I'm looking at myself in a role and I don't recognize who I am," Hodge told Hamptons.com.

"We will do all the numbers, and so many of those numbers are pure magic," Dellapolla told Hamptons.com.

"The show will include all the great Bon Jovi hits. I know it's going to be great," Figurido told Hamptons.com.

"My intention is to celebrate the garden of Bob Dash -- a place that continues to inspire and reflect his creativity," said Lambrecht.

"I like to think I was most influenced by Van Gogh and his brush stroke techniques and then on other days I am in full Jackson Pollock mode," he relayed.