Abigail Loos, a home-schooled eighth grader, wore clothes similar to her colorful drawings at the exhibition opening on Saturday.
Morgan McGivern
Arts
Exhibition highlights the work of kindergarten through eighth-grade artists
Austin Brown held a sculpture of his pet German shepherd.Morgan McGivern
Zoe and Maya Leathers and Willow Muchnic, in front of pictures by Maya's second-grade class at the John M. Marshall Elementary School.Durell Godfrey
Aiden Genender played guitar during the opening festivities.Durell Godfrey
Tom Desmond posed with a favorite piece.Durell Godfrey
This viewer appeared influenced by the work, portraits in the style of Modigliani by Sagaponack students.Durell Godfrey
Anika Petruccelli pointed to her work, part of a collection of portraits on recycled CD cases by John M. Marshall Elementary School third graders.Durell Godfrey
A thorough and intimate glimpse into the artist’s life, process, and preparation for the MoMA show
Marina Abramovic opened up her life and her process to participate in the film.
If you are coming to see a work of new, jaw-dropping ideas about the differences and similarities between men and women, then boy, did you take a wrong turn
The light in her sun-splashed images is excruciatingly and inescapably radiant, the kind of light chosen to make cockroaches scurry
Unsettling elements surround the sunbathers in Elizabeth Huey’s painting “Haven for the Tender Hearted.”
Other works in the exhibition belie the apparent tranquillity of Elizabeth Huey’s sun-splashed painting “Observation Pool.”
At the Clark Arts Center on its Shelter Island campus
At the East Hampton Historical Society
At the Museum of Arts and Design in Manhattan
The first play, “Red,” by John Logan, will be directed by Stephen Hamilton
Last year at Guild Hall, Stephen Hamilton directed “The Cripple of Inishmaan,” a scene from which with Evan Daves, Georgia Warner, and Christopher Imbrosciano is shown above. This year he will direct “Red” by John Logan.
Tom Kochie
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One of the preeminent dance photographers in the world
Steven Caras
Mikhail Baryshnikov in “Coppelia,” 1978.
Connor Walsh, Houston Ballet principal dancer, 2010.
The Miami City Ballet, 1990
A photograph of Mr. Caras rehearsing with Jerome Robbins in 1972.