The Watermill Center hosted two open studios this weekend with Mary Ellen Bartley and Helene Patarot.Ms. Bartley, who lives in Wainscott, has a winter residency at the center, where she is photographing books from its collection. She has done several series involving books, including one were the spines of art books are opened slightly and fanned to offer just a hint of what is inside.
A nod for Nivola and Comden & Green, but nothing for Albee, Balaban, Broderick, Danner, or Lane.
Those who managed to, considered themselves lucky to get on the limited reservation lists for the Parrish Road Show reception and talk for “ENCOUNTER” and “LOVE,” two environmentally based installations by Saskia Friedrich, an artist who works primarily in fabric.Based in Sagaponack, Ms.
Got lullabies? Sophia Brous, an artist in residence at the Watermill Center will be collecting them from the community in appointments to be set up for Saturday.
