Arts

A William Wegman booksigning and new shows at Art Barge, Duck Creek, East Hampton Shed, Halsey McKay, Keyes Art, Ashawagh, Sara Nightingale, and more.

The Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center will launch a new series of film screenings, “Artists Love Movies,” on Sunday evening in Sag Harbor.

The Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill will kick off its outdoor music series, Jazz on the Terrace, with a performance by Eliot Zigmund and others on Friday at 6 p.m.

Comedy, animation, and live performance is on tap this week at Guild Hall starting on Saturday with Hasan Minhaj.

Pianofest of the Hamptons will open its 2018 season with a concert at the Southampton Cultural Center on Monday at 5:30 p.m.

The LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton will unveil sculptures by Helmut Lang, Alyson Shotz, and Dustin Yellin on Saturday during its Planters On+Off the Ground Event.

Those shut out of next week’s sold-out screening of “Robin Williams: Come Inside My Mind” in East Hampton will find solace in the release of the film on HBO on July 16.

The East Hampton Library will celebrate the lives of Judith Leiber and her husband, Gerson Leiber, on Saturday afternoon.

Charles Yoder at Ille Arts; Jack Smith at Boo-Hooray; "Six Artists" at Harper's Books; California artists at Rental, and more

In “Frost/Nixon,” Peter Morgan focuses on David Frost’s televised interviews with Richard Nixon broadcast three years after his 1974 resignation.

Carolyn Enger, a classical pianist, will perform a free concert of on Sunday at the Montauk Library.

In “The Love Song of R. Buckminster Fuller,” Sam Green narrates Fuller’s quest with still images, video, and an original score performed by the indie rock ’n’ roll band Yo La Tengo.

The Roy Lichtenstein Foundation has given the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York 400 works by the artist to serve as a study collection, the foundation and museum announced last week.

The Perlman Music Program will present a four-concert chamber music marathon tomorrow and Saturday at the Clark Arts Center on Shelter Island.

The Montauk Library will present “History of the 1950s and ’60s Through Popular Songs,” a free performance by Marc Black, a blues guitarist, on Wednesday at 7 p.m.

Martha Pichey, a playwright and screenwriter, will present a free multimedia event at the Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum tomorrow evening at 6.

This year’s Much Ado About Madoo will celebrate Jane Iselin, who is retiring as Madoo’s board president after six years.

To enter the world of Maryam Eisler, as luxuriously displayed at Harper’s Books in East Hampton, is to experience a heightened sense of reality within a mythic view of the world.

Philippe Petit, a high-wire artist and gifted storyteller, will mine his experiences as a magician, street juggler, visual artist, carpenter, equestrian, and writer on June 22.

Hector Leonardi at Drawing Room; contemporary photography at MM Fine Art; "Hamptons Light" at Lehr; performance at White Room, and much more.

Amid concern that its board of trustees was going gray, the LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton assembled a junior council of artists and curators that — now in its fifth year — is helping to inject new life into the institution.

“Muse of Blues,” a collaborative performance featuring Eva Salzman, a poet based in London, and the Irish singer-composer Christine Tobin, will take place at the Cell in Manhattan tomorrow at 8 p.m.

“Bernard and Huey,” a comedy written by Jules Feiffer of East Hampton and directed by Dan Mirvish, will open in theaters across the country and become available on digital platforms tomorrow.

A new summer season at Bay Street Theater in Sag Harbor is off to a smashing start with “Fellow Travelers,” an engrossing and beautifully acted new drama by Jack Canfora that runs through June 17.

“Image Building,” an exhibition of photographs that have architecture as their subject at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, has an erudite and compelling catalog and a great number of knockout images.

The Perlman Music Program will present two concerts this weekend, the first on Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Jewish Center of the Hamptons in East Hampton, and the second on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 at the Clark Arts Center on Shelter Island.

Fireplace Project returns with "9999"; "Badges and Buttons" at Boo Hooray; Jonathan Clancy at Grain Surfboards, "Episode 2: One-Liners" at Rental

The East Hampton Library will be the site of “Mostly Motown,” a concert by Rhonda Denet, a soul-jazz vocalist based in Jersey City, on Saturday at 1 p.m.

Bay Street Theater has announced the cast and creative team for "Evita," the musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, which will open on July 31 with Arianna Rosario as Eva Peron, Omar Lopez-Cepero as her husband, Juan Peron, and Trent Saunders as Che. Ms. Rosario and Mr. Lopez-Cepero will be married in November.

The Arts Center at Duck Creek in Springs opens for the season on Saturday with an exhibition of paintings by Cile Downs and a grouping of sculpture on the grounds.