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Arts 03-19
Matthew Charron
March 19, 2026
See Monster | Arts, Culture, and Living
The Right Moment for ‘Cover-Up’
Mark Obenhaus, a co-director of "Cover-Up," has enjoyed an award-winning and remarkably diverse career as a documentary filmmaker, pivoting between political films and cultural subjects.
 | Long Island Books: Paul McCartney, After the BeatlesIn “Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run,” Paul McCartney is among the voices recounting the musician’s long effort to equal the success of his former band, the Beatles. |
 | Man and Nature: No HarmonyThe Sag Harbor Cinema will show two films by Werner Herzog, "Grizzly Man" and "Ghost Elephants," which explore the complex relationship between humans and the natural world. |
 | ‘In Process’ in Water MillIn Process, the Watermill Center's series of studio visits and open rehearsals, will feature presentations by five current artists in residence. |
 | U2 Tribute, Pride Film SeriesBay Street Theater will host a performance by 2U, a U2 tribute band, and a Hamptons Pride Film Series screening of "Carol." |
 | Bits and Pieces"Tristan und Isolde" from the Met, lectures at Madoo, movement workshop at The Church, piano recital in Southampton, rocker at the East Hampton Library. |
 | The Art SceneA solo show for Adam Baranello, paintings and collages at LTV, and artist talks at Dan Welden's studio. |
 | News for FoodiesArtists' Table with Almond Zigmund and Jason Weiner, wine class at Park Place, specials at Elaia Estiatorio, La Goulue is back, Loaves and Fishes Cookshop to close. |
 | 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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