HeyJaredMary Gregory
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 20, 2026
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Five Artists Who Treat the Earth as Both Medium and Beneficiary (opens the original)
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Environmental art encompasses many practices. Artists have moved mountains, built jetties and constructed forms from nature’s detritus, and that’s just in the modern era. The goal is usually more than aesthetic; it’s also to highlight the need for conservation and to open up conversations. The five artists below go further, creating installations that benefit the ecosystems in which they exist and giving back to the lands they temporarily occupy. It’s work that naturally and intentionally blurs
The Women Who Built the Hamptons Art Scene (opens the original)
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In a way, it all started with a railroad. In another way there were too many forces to count that made the East End of Long Island—familiarly known as the Hamptons, or “out East” to locals—a globally recognized arts scene, but women were essential. In a changing society, women had choices and mobility they’d never had before; many turned toward the arts. In 1870, the Long Island Railroad ran a line that expanded service from New York all the way eastwards to the farming and seafaring towns of Br
Six Must-Visit Art Galleries in the Hamptons (opens the original)
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Before the East End of Long Island was known for celebrities, lobster rolls and luxury, it was an artists' colony with roots going back to the 1800s. The land of lighthouses and sandy dunes has also been home to some of America's most renowned artists. The love of art runs deep in the Hamptons, and there are still plenty of ways to connect to its artistic history and creative present. Here are our picks for the art galleries you should visit out East this summer. When Laura Grenning opened her g
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