The Complexities of Ai Weiwei at LongHouse
The placement of Ai Weiwei's "Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads: Bronze" at LongHouse Reserve earlier this month involved flatbeds, a crane, brute force, and extreme care.
How to Have an Antiques Show in the Virtual Era
The East Hampton Historical Society's annual Antiques and Design Show has adapted itself and its preview cocktail party for the season of the virtual benefit.
The Art Scene 07.16.20
Leiber reopens, Clothesline returns, LongHouse has an auction, new Montauk galleries, and new shows all over
Bits and Pieces 07.16.20
More films al fresco in Bridge and South, Palm Springs comes to Zoom via the Southampton Arts Center's design tour, and a virtual jazz concert
The Montauk Problem
From early in the pandemic, it was clear that resort communities were different. Ski areas, which attract visitors and seasonal workers from across the United States and other countries, became hot spots for virus outbreaks. In Colorado, while the rest of the country was just becoming aware of the danger in March, numbers were already beginning to appear in places like Vail and Aspen.
Bicycles Are Here to Stay. It's Time We Accommodated Them
For a long time, this newspaper has called for bike lanes on county, town, and village roads in a general sense. Instead of just keeping to that, we now suggest that several specific roads should be considered for widening to accommodate bicycles.
The Mast Head: The Rabbits and Me
The deer I was prepared for. The rabbits I was not.
The Shipwreck Rose: The Mystery Booth
When I was very small I had a conception of the calendar year as a wheel, with different hues in sections at the end of spokes — a wagon wheel, a View Master card, a color wheel.
Gristmill: Long May They Run
A trip to the sporting goods store turns into a moment of reflection.
Recorded Deeds 07.16.2020
These prices have been calculated from the county transfer tax. Unless otherwise noted, the parcels contain structures.