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Jennifer Landes
Arts Editor

Articles by this author:

  • Spanning Great Divides at the Parrish (Lead C)

       It may appear that it’s solely the new building that’s giving the Parrish Art Museum its current buzz and vigor, and it is certainly part of the equation. But the energy emanating from Water Mill also comes from within, particularly as the Parrish gears up for its first summer season.

    By: Jennifer Landes
  • The Art Scene: 05.16.13 (Arts)

    Expressionism Part II
        The Pollock-Krasner House in Springs will have a discussion called “Expressionism in the 21st Century: Part 2” on Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. Participants will include Sally Egbert, Connie Fox, Colin Goldberg, Carol Hunt, and Haim Mizrahi. Linda Hatofsky, the widow of Julius Hatofsky, a West Coast Expressionist, will discuss her late husband’s work.
        Contributions from the audience will be welcomed. Admission is free and no reservations are required.

    By: Jennifer Landes
  • Habitat: Two Ways to Style a Victorian (Habitat)

       Victorian-era houses in Southampton Village are still prevalent, but many have lost their original style and flavor due to a modern preference for a cleaner, more open feeling. At least one Victorian in the village’s downtown, however, maintains its qualities both inside and out with a sensitive renovation that retains its character while accommodating a contemporary lifestyle.

    By: Jennifer Landes
  • The Art Scene: 05.09.13 (Arts)

    Albertini Presents “Stuffed”
        Sydney Albertini will present “Stuff­ed and Other Feelings . . .” at Ille Arts in Amagansett beginning Saturday with a reception from 6 to 8 p.m.

    By: Jennifer Landes
  • Rossa Cole: The Photo’s the Thing, or Is It? (Arts)

       Over several weeks last fall, late-season coastal storms and the Sandy Hook School shootings overwhelmed human emotional response. People who lost homes are still trying to put the pieces back together and those who lost loved ones will never be the same.

    By: Jennifer Landes
  • Guild Hall: And the Winning Members Are . . . (Arts)

        Guild Hall’s 75th Members Show opened on Saturday and with it came the announcement of the winners selected by this year’s awards judge, Elisa­beth Sussman, curator of photography at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

    By: Jennifer Landes
  • Parrish Art Museum: Underground (Garden, Habitat)
    Designed from the start to work in tandem with the museum, the grounds will evoke the rural features of the area and the museum structure, which the Swiss architects describe as an “agrarian vernacular shed.”
    By: Jennifer Landes
  • The Art Scene: 04.25.13 (Arts)

    Scratching the Surface
        The Southampton Cultural Center is showing “Shaping the Surface” through May 20.
         Arlene Bujese organized the show, which features work with tactile or more three-dimensional surfaces. The artists include Bob Bachler, Jim Gemake, Margaret Kerr, Pope Noell, and Charles Waller, who employ such techniques as assemblage, collage, textural application, and modeling of forms using fired clay, found objects, clay bricks, thick paint, and paper/canvas collage.

    By: Jennifer Landes
  • Christine Sciulli’s Environment at SoFo (Arts)

       Behind a black curtain, a shaft of light fell from a vent in the eaves of the South Fork Natural History Museum barn, dimly illuminating video equipment and stacks of twigs and branches. To eyes grasping for a way to make sense of the space, it was a welcome sight. To Christine Sciulli, however, it was a challenge.

    By: Jennifer Landes
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  • LongHouse Reserve to Open (Arts)

        On Saturday, LongHouse Reserve will open its grounds for the season with a riot of daffodils and some early cherry blossoms, among the other garden’s delights — some organic and some more structural.

    By: Jennifer Landes