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Arts 01-29
Matthew Charron
January 29, 2026
See Monster | Arts, Culture, and Living
‘All the Best, Dr. Freud’
The discovery of a framed photo of Sigmund Freud in her closet launched Andrea Mitchell, a film producer, on a new project — a book and documentary about the secret histories of people's houses.
 | Ken Burns Epic at Sag CinemaKen Burns's 12-hour, six-part documentary "The American Revolution," co-directed by David Schmidt and Sarah Botstein, will be shown at the Sag Harbor Cinema on successive Sundays. |
 | Lindsay Morris and Susan Lacy to Speak at The ChurchLindsay Morris, an acclaimed photographer, and Susan Lacy, the creator of the “American Masters” series on PBS, will host programs at The Church in Sag Harbor. |
 | 2023 Bordeaux Offer Exceptional ValueThe Star's Alison Morris Roslyn, a Level 3 sommelier, checked out a New York tasting hosted by the Union des Grands Crus de Bordeaux and discovered many exceptional wines at welcoming prices. |
 | News for FoodiesNext up in Almond restaurant's Artists and Writers series is Caroline Sutton, an editor and widely published writer. |
 | Bits and PiecesRomantic music in Montauk, blues and jazz in Sag Harbor, jazz jam session in Southampton, and a panel of artist-parents in Water Mill. |
 | The Art SceneArt auction to benefit ARF Hamptons at Halsey McKay Gallery, and Nicholas Howey paintings in TriBeCa. |
 | At the GalleriesLate-breaking and standing gallery and arts center listings that last beyond the opening receptions announced in "The Art Scene," updated frequently. |
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