Arts

"I love East Hampton very much! I love the arts and films; they are my passion," Mr. Rizzo told Hamptons.com.

"One of the reasons I love New York is its incredibly diverse landscape. One day I'm staring in awe at some of the tallest skyscrapers in the world, and the next I am capturing a sweeping coastline on the eastern tip of Long Island. I have been blown away by New York since my first visit decades ago,"...

"In years past it's been a thrill to see artists like Rashid Johnson and David Salle stop by the fair as well as curators from major New York institutions like The Whitney," Bill Powers noted. "That is very much a trajectory we hope to continue."

"Much like Mabel and Victor did, the Kabakovs believe in the transformative power of art and its ability to improve the individual and society," Esperanza Leon explained.

"There truly is something for everyone at this fine art show. It is a great time to come to the Village, stroll in our park and check out the Village restaurants," SAA Board member Danielle Leef explained.

"I do not set out with an intention; I show up to work. I set out on a journey, an adventure to let the process guide me on a treasure hunt," reflected Buck. "I formally push and pull the color and form until the work begins to reveal what it is that I want to talk about in...

"There are four new works that I made specifically with Montauk in mind...," Schrager told us.

"Green Afternoon is a unique opportunity to experience dance in such a beautiful environment — it is not to be missed!" Selwyn told us.

"The caliber of gallery is extremely high, and visitors to the Market Art + Design pavilion can expect to encounter truly world-class work," Kelly Freeman noted.

"We are very excited about the lineup for the 34th season of Concerts in the Park," Kirsten Lonnie shared.