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Thaw Fest Heats Up

The Hamptons Art Network’s Thaw Fest weekend is celebrating its third year by expanding to an entire month, beginning tomorrow and running through March 29.

Mar 5, 2020
Bits and Pieces: 03.05.20

A dramatic reading in Sag Harbor, film classics have a new focus in Montauk, Inda Eaton at Bay Street, and more

Mar 5, 2020
Sherlock's First Case Onstage

“Sherlock’s Secret Life,” which combines mystery, murder, love, and comedy, will have its Long Island premiere at the Southampton Cultural Center Friday evening and continue through March 22.

Mar 5, 2020
A Complex Relationship With Light

Those who know Susan Harder from her activism regarding light pollution have a lot of surprises in store.

Mar 5, 2020
Art Show Heralds Fairs to Come

The Art Dealers Association of America will have an early jump on next week’s Armory Show and satellite fairs when it opens The Art Show today at the Park Avenue Armory. This year, two galleries are featuring South Fork artists in solo shows at their booths.

Feb 27, 2020
Three Exceptional Gardens

The Madoo Conservancy in Sagaponack will offer a winter lecture series in March featuring three distinguished horticulture professionals whose talks will transport landscape enthusiasts to unique New York State gardens.

Feb 27, 2020
Water Works in Wondrous Ways

“Water/Ways,” a traveling exhibition from the Smithsonian Institution, will open at the Clinton Academy Museum in East Hampton on Saturday and remain on view through April 11.

Feb 27, 2020
Bits and Pieces: 02.27.20

The Met's "Agrippina" is the next live-streamed opera at Guild Hall, Soul comes to Sag, "Young Ahmed" is this week's HamptonsFilm showing, and more

Feb 27, 2020
She Died, but Her Story Lives

The death of a 14-year-old black girl in a June 1969 police-involved shooting in Omaha ignited three days of intense unrest there. Decades later, the biographic play “Vivian’s Music, 1969” focuses not on the death of Vivian Strong, but on her life.

Feb 27, 2020
Surveillance, Privacy, and Margia Kramer

The 1979 suicide of Jean Seberg has been an inspiration to Margia Kramer and others after her series of art projects based on Seberg's F.B.I. surveillance files.

Feb 27, 2020
Woolf Howls Again on Broadway

Edward Albee’s seminal and trenchant 1962 drama “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” will return to Broadway in previews beginning on Tuesday, with an opening date of April 9 at the Booth Theater.

Feb 27, 2020
The Art Scene: 02.27.20

Tripoli finds a home, Fenske returns to Grenning, Wednesday Group at Ashawagh, and more art news

Feb 27, 2020