“Faces Places,” a documentary by Agnes Varda, above and in mural, was shown at Cannes and the New York Film Festival. It will be screened at Guild Hall on Saturday.
Some of the featured artists at this year’s Choral Society of the Hamptons winter concert included, clockwise from left, Vilian Ivantchev on guitar, Margery Fitts on harp, and Christine Cadarette on piano and portative organ.
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Mark Mangini, the choral society conductor, with members of the Pierson High School Choir in the background. Durell Godfrey
At the request of Temple Adas Israel in Sag Harbor, Ann Chwatsky photographed May Kelman, the temple’s oldest member, on her 100th birthday.
Ann Chwatsky
The octagonal shape of the Hanukkah quilt represents the eight days of the Festival of Lights. Ann Chwatsky
The producers of Guild Hall’s 12-Hour Live Stream event included its staff members, from left, Hannah-Faye Huizing, Kristen Curcie, Samantha Young, Jennifer Brondo, special guest Ivy Brondo, Casey Dalene, and Joe Brondo.
Kara Hoblin's chalk drawing that was created and then erased to reveal Andrea Grover's motto "let artists lead the way."Casey Dalene
After a four-decade career in broadcasting, Bob Schwarz focuses on the sculptures that had previously occupied him during his downtime.
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A detail of “Tycho” reveals the intricacy of Bob Schwarz’s work with monofilament. Gary Mamay
“Emerald City in Candyland”, left, is a mandala, which can be seen as an external representation of the universe or a guide for meditation. “Horatio Nelson Cruising Toward Famelhaut” appears to hover in space. Gary Mamay