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The Art Scene: 11.23.17

Local Art News
By
Mark Segal

Kanovitz Films at Parrish

Two short films by Lana Jokel on the life and work of the late American Photorealist painter Howard Kanovitz will be shown tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill.

Presented in collaboration with the Hamptons Take 2 Film Festival in conjunction with the museum’s current exhibition, “From Lens to Eye to Hand: Photorealism 1969 to Today,” the screening will be followed by a conversation with Ms. Jokel, a longtime friend of the artist, Rainer Gross, who worked with Kanovitz from 1971 to 1974, and the artist’s widow, Carolyn Oldenbusch Kanovitz. Terrie Sultan, the museum’s director, will moderate.

“Camera and Mirror-Painting Through the Lens: Howard Kanovitz” provides a look at the artist during the period when his work evolved from Abstract Expressionism to Photorealism. “Hamptons Drive-In,” featuring archi­val footage of the Hamptons, documents the making of Kanovitz’s iconic painting by the same name.

Tickets are $20, free for members and students.

 

Jonathan Glynn Pastels

“Pastels,” a solo show of work by Jonathan Nash Glynn of Sag Harbor, will be on view at Arthur T. Kalaher Fine Art in Southampton from tomorrow through Dec. 2, with a reception set for Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m.

Mr. Glynn moves freely among mediums, having produced substantial bodies of ceramics, paintings, works on paper, and sculpture that range from pure abstraction to expressive figuration, often combining disparate visual elements.

Twenty-five percent of proceeds from exhibition sales will benefit Wings Over Haiti, a nonprofit Mr. Glynn founded to help build schools in Haiti. The art in this exhibition was inspired by his experience in Haiti and with Caribbean art.

 

New at Sara Nightingale

An exhibition of new and recent works by Perry Burns, Cara Enteles, and Anne Raymond will open at the Sara Nightingale Gallery in Sag Harbor with a reception Saturday from 5 to 7 p.m. and remain on view through Dec. 31. A percentage of proceeds from works sold over the holiday weekend will benefit East Hampton Meals on Wheels, as will contributions to a raffle of a floral bouquet donated by Lilee Fell Flowers.

Mr. Burns’s paintings merge the traditions of Islamic pattern and Abstract Expressionism, with a focus on color, shape, line, mark, and texture. Ms. Enteles’s nature paintings on aluminum and acrylic panels combine silkscreen printing and oil painting with other techniques. In her large abstract oils on canvas and works on paper, Ms. Raymond is inspired by sky, water, and motion.

 

Thanksgiving Collective

At the Tripoli Gallery in Southampton, “There Is Still Good in This World,” the 13th annual Thanksgiving Collective exhibition, can be seen from Saturday through Jan. 29. A reception will be held on Saturday from 6 to 8 p.m. The show will include works by Todd Bienvenu, Quentin Curry, Felix Bonilla Gerena, April Gornik, Mary Heilmann, Yung Jake, Benjamin Keating, Enoc Perez, Rene Ricard, Rachel Rossin, and Lola Montes.

 

Holiday Invitational

The Romany Kramoris Gallery in Sag Harbor will present its “Small Artworks Holiday Invitational” from tomorrow through Jan. 14. A reception will be held Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m.

The exhibition will include artworks and objects by 35 artists, among them Lois Bender, Christopher Engel, Patricia Feiwel, Barbara Groot, Adrienne Kitaeff, Peter Lipman-Wulf, Christina Schlesinger, and Jorge Pavao.

 

Group at Grain Surfboards

Grain Surfboards NY Gallery in Amagansett will hold its second annual Art Is Good for You holiday market on Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. Original art and prints by Peter Spacek and Scott Bluedorn, photography by James Katsipis, handmade jewelry by Bella Ornaf of FIN, handmade ceramics by Aileen Florell, honey and beeswax candles by Deb Klughers of Bonac Bees, and handmade wooden cheese boards, swings, and mirrors by Stick and Stone will be on offer.

 

Equine Photographs

“White Shire,” an exhibition of photographs taken last summer by Lincoln Pilcher of four white shire horses at Dune Alpin Farm in East Hampton, will be on view at the Dune Alpin barn at 2 Shetland Court tomorrow from 5 to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 3 to 8.

A British breed of draft horse, shires are known for their strength, courage, and discipline in war. Mr. Pilcher will donate proceeds of print sales to the horses’ shelter and food during the coming winter.

 

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