Arts

"Surf Movie Night is a great opportunity for members of the community to come out and enjoy a night with fellow ocean-lovers," Colleen Henn noted.

"The buildings and gardens are so magical, so evocative, and so otherworldly; seeing my work in this space has brought an entirely new dimension to my practice," reflected Brischler.

"Women, as in most arenas, simply do not get the recognition they deserve in surfing," Grincevicius told Hamptons.com. "More and more women are breaking down barriers, but we still have a long way to go until women are treated equally within the surf industry and in the water."

"For Market Art + Design I chose to showcase works from my ongoing Luxury series, where I rework the idea of found object assemblage, utilizing designer boxes and packaging as the canvas," said artist Stephen Wilson.

"Everything started for me from music as a kid. It is my first love," said Max von Essen.

"Every day offers myriad choices. An empty spoon eloquently represents the beginning of the creative process and the potential to imagine limitless possibilities," Patti Grabel said.

"It will be an ambitious mix of beautiful, handmade women's bags, photography, incredible drone footage and paintings," explained artist William Quigley.

"It was like being burned at the stake, in a way," Fales said about being excommunicated.

"It's just an unbelievable opportunity to see multiple styles of dance from all disciplines in the Hamptons," Gunhus told us.

"By celebrating our 35th Season through the lens of 'Destination America,' we put a spotlight on works both the familiar and new, and reinforce the idea of America as a place where creativity thrives, and is indeed improved, by a coming together of cultures," said BCMF Executive Director Michael Lawrence.