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Art News - "There were beautiful Dubuffets, Marino Marini's, and a smattering of gorgeous Matisses all around the room," said Lehr. "I also was struck by Sean Scully and rising star Stanley Witney's geometric abstractions."

Art News - "PechaKucha Night Hamptons at the Parrish is hugely popular because it reveals the incredible creative wealth of the East End and how it reverberates beyond this region," said Corinne Erni.

Art News - "2016 has been an incredibly exciting year for Southampton Arts Center, and we look forward to ending the year on a high note with another month of entertaining programs for the community," shared Amy Kirwin.

Art News - "This residency is enabling me to develop my first jewelry collection and is a testament to Robert Wilson's guiding vision that continues to shape every facet of my life," Zach Eugene Salinger-Simonson said.

Art News - "The programming for November has something for everyone," said Amy Kirwin.

Art News - "The schools attendance is at record levels and their response has been wonderful," said Gary Hygom, Bay Street Theater's Producing Director. "We are all looking forward to the public performances and to get a sense of an adult audience."

Art News - "With the opening of the application process for the International Summer Program 2017, The Watermill Center staff eagerly anticipates the arrival of returning and new artist participants from around the globe," remarked Director of the Watermill Center, Elka Rifkin.

Art News - "We are thrilled to host yet another unique and international group of artists this September, which marks the 10th Anniversary of The Watermill Center's year-round Artist-in-Residence program," says Elka Rifkin, Director of The Watermill Center.

Art News - "The Art Barge is unlike any other place in Long Island," said Art Barge President Christopher Kohan.

Art News - "Since 1985, the Artist Speak series has given the community the opportunity to 'hear' how our local artists see," said Christopher Kohan.

Art News - "Andrea's extensive experience, accomplishments and local standing make her the ideal person to take the reins of Guild Hall and lead us into the future. She brings a dynamic vision along with insightful knowledge of our ever-evolving community," Marty Cohen.

Art News - "The content will have a special emphasis on the great community partners and citizen science volunteers who contribute efforts to the work we carry out 'on the water and in the field,'" said Kimberly Barbour.

Art News - "As the new owners of Art Hamptons, we are excited to relaunch the fair this year," said Donna Davies, Vice President of Art Group, Urban Expeditions.

Art News - "Tideland Sessions will provide a gathering place for in-depth discussions, lead by artists and leaders in the environmental field, on creating a healthy, accessible, and resilient coastal community," said Andrea Grover.

Art News - "This is a great weekend to feed your creative soul and enjoy the East End," noted Anahi DeCanio.

Art News - "AIR is an extension of Guild Hall's mission to sustain the artistic spirit of the East End by cultivating the area's historical legacy as an artists' colony," explained Dr. Appelhof.

Art News - "It's been a fantastic journey in the creation, exploration and celebration of beauty in all facets of everyday life," shared Jack Lenor Larsen.

Art News - "The reason I started this was to try to bring the arts back to where it belongs, the East End," explained Karyn Mannix.

Art News - "I am so glad to be partnering with East End Arts and their mission of community enrichment through the arts and education," said Nile Rodgers. "One universal language unites us all, and that is, The Arts."

Art News - "Brush Strokes for the Bays isn't your typical 'Paint Night' type event," said Kimberly Barbour.