Sentences with phrase «hamptons connections»

There's even a poster designed by an artist with Hamptons connections.

HAMPTONS CONNECTIONS: Cara Enteles has exhibited for several years at Sarah Nightingale Gallery in Water Mill, NY.

If you're looking for a Hamptons connection to Photorealism, there's plenty of them.

Exhibiting artists with a Hamptons connection include Eric Fischl, who also curates, James Croak, Richard Prince, Cindy Sherman, David Salle, Lucy Winton and Roy Lichtenstein.

November is a strong one for art with a Hamptons connection in New York City.

If you're looking for a Hamptons connection, you will find one.

Art with a Hamptons connection continues in New York City.

For those looking for a Hamptons connection, an installation of drawings by Alexis Rockman is currently on view at the Parrish Art Museum through January 18, 2015.

Artists with a Hamptons connection will be there in New York City galleries and museums.

The collection includes works by Alice Aycock, Dennis Oppenheim, Roy Lichenstein, Joel Perlman, all who have a Hamptons connection along with works by Grace Knowlton, Louise Nevelson and others who have sculpture exhibited on the grounds of LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton, N.Y.

Artists with a Hamptons connection are prominent in this week's selections of new exhibitions to know about in the New York City...

Artists with a Hamptons connection include William de Kooning, Roy Lichtenstein, Conrad Marca - Relli, Robert Motherwell, Esteban Vicente and others.

Artists with a Hamptons connection include John Chamberlain, Dan Flavin, Roy Lichtenstein, Alfonso Ossorio, Elizabeth Peyton, Richard Prince and Andy Warhol.

Here's a brief guide of where to find contemporary artists with a Hamptons connection exhibiting this week in Miami.

Artists with a Hamptons connection are prominent in this week's selections of new exhibitions to know about in the New York City gallery scene.

Not exact matches

Confirmed organizations include Animal Care Centers of NYC, Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons (ARF), ASPCA, Bideawee, Bronx Tails Cat Rescue, Empty Cages Collective, GROWL, Husky House, Infinite Hope, K9Kastle, Linda's Cat Assistance, Long Island Bulldog Rescue, Long Island Greyhound Connection, Mr. Bones & Co., Place for Cats, Posh Pets Rescue, Rebound Hounds, Red Hook Dog Rescue, Rescue Dogs Rock NYC, Sean Casey Animal Rescue, and Zani's Furry Friends.

Confirmed organizations include All About Spay Neuter, Animal Care Centers of NYC (ACC), Animal Haven, The Animal Project, Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons (ARF), Anjellicle Cats Rescue, ASPCA, Best Bullies, Bideawee, Bronx Tails Cat Rescue, Bully Project, City Critters, Inc., Empty Cages Collective, GROWL, Hudson Valley Humane Society, Husky House, Imagine Pet Rescue, Infinite Hope, K9Kastle, KittyKind, Linda's Cat Assistance, Little Wanderers NYC, Long Island Bulldog Rescue, Long Island Greyhound Connection, Louie's Legacy Animal Rescue, Metropolitan Maltese Rescue (MetroMalts), Mr. Bones & Co., NYC Metro Rabbit, The Patricia H. Ladew Foundation, Place for Cats, Posh Pets Rescue, Pound Hounds Res - Q, PupStarz Rescue, Rebound Hounds, Rescue Dogs Rock NYC, Rescuzilla, Sean Casey Animal Rescue, Second Chance Rescue, Waggytail Rescue, and Zani's Furry Friends.

With many of the Hudson artists working in contemporary abstraction, the connection to the Hamptons feels like a close one, he said.

The Hamptons also has a close connection with the New York City art scene, so broadening this exhibition to invite artists from New York and continuing to extend invitations to Hamptons artists creates an exhibition that resonates with all three communities, he said.

What may be easy to overlook is HIFF's connection to the visual arts and artists of The Hamptons.

So it should be no surprise there's a Hamptons art connection flowing through this weekend's Paris Photo art fair.

There's plenty of art news, art reviews, art fair coverage and artists with a Hamptons / North Fork connection.

Exhibiting artists with a Hamptons or East End connection at UNTITLED include Howard Kanovitz, Miriam Schapiro and Agathe Snow.

Because I know that you've had a connection to the Hamptons, to the East End, for a long time.

For sellers, the international connections, which include Hamptons in England, ensure that properties are put to the widest possible market.