Going Soft in Springs
"Soft House," a group exhibition organized and hosted by Ellie Duke at her home in Springs, will be open by appointment from Sunday through Jan. 20.
Participating artists are Tucker Marder, Jonathan Shlafer, Scott Bluedorn, Idoline Duke, Isla Hansen, Harris Allen, Perry Burns, Leo Turpan, Jasmine Chamberlain, Kate Kavanaugh, Laurie Lambrecht, Bronwyn Roe, Georgie Suter, Phillip Lehans, Ella Gatfield, Joe Saunders, and Remi Berger.
Appointments can be arranged by texting 802-793-7012.
In From the Cold
A show of work by artists from the Leiber Collection's outdoor ”Garden of Friends” exhibition can be seen at Kathryn Markel Fine Arts in Bridgehampton through Jan. 28.
Ann Fristoe Stewart, the director and curator of the collection, has chosen works by Monica Banks, Scott Bluedorn, Philippe Cheng, Peter Dayton, Jeremy Dennis, Sabra Moon Elliot, Saskia Friedrich, Jeremy Grosvenor, Candace Hill-Montgomery, Erica-Lynn Huberty, Laurie Lambrecht, Jill Musnicki, Toni Ross, Bastienne Schmidt, Christine Sciulli, Bill Stewart, and Almond Zigmund.
Twelve in Southampton
Paton Miller, the Southampton artist who has curated seven exhibitions of work by East End artists at the Southampton Arts Center, is at it again, but at a different venue.
Mr. Miller has organized "Winter Snow," an exhibition of work by 12 artists, now on view by appointment at 4 North Main Street Gallery in Southampton, the space previously occupied by MM Fine Art.
Participating artists are Lautaro Cuttica, Isadora Capraro, Isabella Rupp, Brian O'Leary, Nancy Miller, Adam Straus, Glen Hanson, Sam Miller, Jay Schneiderman, Franco Cuttica, Jon Mulhern, and Mr. Miller.
Appointments can be made by emailing [email protected].
Floral Variety
"Greenhouse," an exhibition of work by 17 artists celebrating multiple varieties of flora, will open at the Grenning Gallery in Sag Harbor on Saturday, with a reception from 5 to 6:30 p.m. It will continue through March 17.
The "verdantly lush" reception will be followed by a discussion led by two of the exhibiting artists, Edwina Lucas and Maryann Lucas, as well as local plant experts, who will share insights on their experiences as florists or gardeners and discuss benefits derived by regional ecosystems from native plants.
"Godzilla" in NoHo
The collective known as Godzilla: Asian American Arts Network was formed in 1990 to support the production of critical discourse around Asian American art and increase the visibility of Asian American artists, curators, and writers.
Eric Firestone Gallery will open "Godzilla: Echoes From the 1990s Asian American Arts Network," an exhibition of work by 39 artists who showed in Godzilla-organized exhibitions, on Wednesday at its NoHo outposts at 4 and 40 Great Jones Street.
The show, curated by Jennifer Samet, includes the work of established artists as well as those who have not been highlighted in the canon. While centered on a network, it will look at individual artists and their stylistic development since their involvement with Godzilla, which was active until 2001.
An opening reception will be held Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m.
Copyright and A.I.
Rebecca Blake, an artists’ advocate and a board member of the American Society for Collective Rights Licensing, will lead a Zoom presentation on the basics of copyright, updated for A.I., on Wednesday at 2 p.m.
The talk will cover artists’ rights and how they can protect their work by leveraging their copyrights. It will also explain the implications of generative A.I. in copyright and what the current debates on copyright and A.I. mean for artists.
Online registration is available until Tuesday via the Graphic Artists Guild website.
