Arts

East End painters at Ashawagh Hall, floral beauty at Grenning, celebrity photos at White Room, videos in Southampton, and a slew of solo shows

Topiary workshops at Madoo, Music for Montauk, concerts at the Parrish and the Southampton Cultural Center, Public Gardens Day in Bridge

The painter Brian O'Leary talks about his own work, the nature of painting, and his friendships with Rauschenberg and Lichtenstein.

The effort to preserve the Springs house and studios of the late Abstract Expressionist artists James Brooks and Charlotte Park had another boost yesterday with the announcement that the National Trust for Historic Preservation has included the site on its annual list of the 11 most endangered historic places in the United States.

Concerns continue to be raised about what changes proposed for Guild Hall mean for its historical legacy. The most significant critique to have emerged comes from Robert A.M. Stern Architects, the firm that conducted the first major renovations and restorations to Guild Hall, completed in 2009.

Bleckner and Fischl in conversation, Pollock-Krasner House reopens, artworks inspired by nature and inkblots, 17 women artists at Ashawagh Hall

Innovative works in Bay Street's Title Wave festival feature the quest for DNA, the Titanic, grieving parents, and a nosy widow.

John Steinbeck Waterfront Park has been in the news lately, and now comes a chance to look back at the Nobel Prize winner's legacy in Sag Harbor.

The Salon Series returns to the Parrish Art Museum with Pegasus: The Orchestra, and the Moondogs salute Paul McCartney at Bay Street.

The Pushcart Press, started by Bill Henderson in a studio apartment in Yonkers and in Springs since 1981, is now 50 years old.

New exhibitions opening at Duck Creek, Mark Borghi in Sag Harbor, AB NY, the Gardiner Mill Cottage Gallery, the Southampton History Museum, Southampton Cultural Center, and New York City, plus talks and other art news.

"Empire of Water" at The Church takes the theme of water broadly with historically styled seascapes and the most contemporary of conceptual explorations, and many things in between.

Resident artists will present their work this weekend at the Watermill Center. Its sensory-friendly tours will launch April 30.

Larry Kramer's legacy, a spring party at the Parrish Art Museum, psychedelia and jazz music, and auditions for the Choral Society of the Hamptons.

Earth Day-themed documentaries to focus on water in all its forms, California wildfires, Tibetan snow leopards, and the world's rivers.

A new exhibition at Southampton Arts Center will focus on art and cutting-edge technology, including NFTs, the metaverse, and more.

LongHouse offers a sneak peek, Tripoli unveils a year's worth of residency work from Felix Bonilla Gerena, John Torreano in space, and more.

Shelby Raebeck's fiction draws on his life as an East End native to illuminate the struggles of ordinary people in a not always ordinary place.

A Ukrainian musician and scholar will host a benefit concert for Ukraine at Bay Street Friday, followed by Garrison Keillor on Saturday.

An "immersive walking production" from Bated Breath Theatre follows the world of Andy Warhol through the streets of the East Village.

Lisa Field and April Gornik talk about the timeless Sag Harbor Variety Store at The Church in Sag Harbor, stand-up returns to Bay Street, spring gardening workshop at Madoo

A new Parrish Art Museum exhibition will illuminate the history of Jasper Johns's groundbreaking work in prints.

Robert Dash's collection at Madoo, Phillips auction highlights in Southampton, bold forms and uncertainty in Bridgehampton, Julian Schnabel in Los Angeles, Saul Steinberg and Renee Cox in Manhattan, and more

LongHouse Reserve will open with new artworks and a new director, who reflects on the turbulence of the recent past and bright prospects for the future.

Wolosoff on the Rock, Nancy Atlas at Bay Street, Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass onstage, country music hits, piano concerts on Shelter Island and in Southampton, a Native American storyteller on film

The John Giorno Foundation celebrates the legacy of the influential poet and artist with a series of films and other programs at Giorno's residence at 222 Bowery.

The comedian Ted Jones traded a lucrative and secure job in the family business for the risky business of funny business, and he's not looking back.

The Montauk Project, set to play the Talkhouse Friday, will debut "Bombshell," a hard rocker revised to protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Group shows at Gardiner Mill Cottage, Ashawagh Hall, MM Fine Art, and Grenning Gallery, documentary on pioneering artist at Parrish, a fresh female gaze in NoHo, and new Zoom classes from Pollock-Krasner House

Guild Hall's planned renovation of its galleries and theater has drawn high praise from some and fierce criticism from others.