Arts

The idea for "Constitution in Kremlin" took hold in 2018, when Peter Buchman began feeling queasy about how chummy then-President Donald Trump was getting with dictatorial world leaders like Vladimir Putin.

“Ripcord,” David Lindsay-Abaire’s comedy about two feisty elderly women, will open at the Hampton Theatre Company in Quogue March 17 and run through April 3.

A traditional upbringing guides the life and art of a Native American filmmaker with deep roots in the Shinnecock community.

A "Soul Spectacular" and opera at Bay Street, a Kaye Ballard tribute in Southampton, and a jazz vocalist at the Masonic Temple in Bits and Pieces.

A daylong conference will feature presentations by creative thinkers from diverse fields at The Church in Sag Harbor.

Guild Hall's Academy of the Arts will celebrate the philanthropy of Marty Cohen, its board chairman, and his wife, Michele Cohen, at its annual dinner at Cipriani 42nd Street.

Wiley and Sherald films at the Parrish, printmaking with Dan Welden at The Church, new group shows at Keyes, Borghi, Grenning, and White Room, and Indigenous talks in Southampton.

Dorothy Lichtenstein has donated the Manhattan studio of her husband, Roy Lichtenstein, to the Whitney Museum as headquarters for its Independent Study Program.

Talks and tours at Bridge Gardens and Quail Hill Farm cover the care of fruit trees, planting seeds, growing food crops, and more

Winter walks at LongHouse, queer history at Watermill Center, and spring flowers at Rogers Memorial.

In celebration of its 30th anniversary, HamptonsFilm announced on Wednesday an extended festival that will run Oct. 7 through Oct. 16 with screenings and programs across the South Fork.

Bay Street is offering a two-day cultural getaway to Florida in April, while hosting a Pink Floyd tribute band at home

Music, music everywhere: Debussy, lots of jazz, R&B, a Dead tribute band, and classical, plus a tribute to Peter Bogdanovich at the Sag cinema

The Battle of the Fantasy Girl Bands will return to the Stephen Talkhouse on March 5 with some 50 female rockers from near and far

New York State artists in need have been invited to apply for either 18-month stipends or jobs in the nonprofit sector

Solo shows for Jane Wilson and Michelle Stuart in Chelsea, Indigenous art and a presentation about medicinal plant use in Southampton

Coppola's "The Conversation" in new 35mm print, All Star Comedy at Bay Street, Native American filmmaker in Southampton, virtual jazz from Brooklyn

"Snow Day" at the Drawing Room features mesmerizing 19th-century snowflake photographs plus paintings by Freilicher, Bartlett, Porter, Burchfield, and more.

A renowned orchestral conductor will bring the Hamptons Festival of Music with Bach, Beethoven, and more to LTV in September.

A tour of the Brooks-Park site in Springs, "The End" in Brooklyn, talks at The Church, Eric Dever via Zoom, and mixed-media abstraction in East Hampton

Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker return to the stage together for the first time since 1995 in Neil Simon's "Plaza Suite."

Guild Hall has revealed plans for yearlong renovations to create an optimal experience for artists and audiences.

Bay Street Theater will offer a virtual singalong and a live ice-skating party, both featuring romantic music for Valentine's Day.

Solo shows for Charles Waller, John Gaspar, Adam Umbach, Dan Christensen, and a virtual presentation by Mike Solomon

Gordon Parks will be celebrated by the Eastville Community Historical Society and the Parrish Art Museum with a film and panel discussion.

Duck Creek's virtual music series features jazz from Brooklyn, enslaved and free people of color honored on Shelter Island, virtual readings from Blake, the Grimm Brothers, and Shel Silverstein

Gardeners can start prepping for spring at least mentally with virtual programs on shade gardens and deer-resistant native plants coming in February from the Horticultural Alliance of the Hamptons.

The view from Lori Campbell's high-on-a-Montauk-bluff art studio is all Fort Pond Bay. Her paintings operate like fishing nets, trawling material out of the subconscious. 

Leslee Stradford at The Church, Dan Christensen in Montauk, Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald on film, plus Black public art and John Torreano on Zoom

Watermill Center announced this year's residents and fellowship winners from 10 countries.