See Monster | Arts, Culture, and Living
What’s Worth a Thousand Words?
Elisabeth Biondi, curator of "A Thousand Words: Photography at The New Yorker," holds forth on her career, which included 17 years as the magazine's visuals editor, and the exhibition that reflects her time there.
| A Pairing of Jazz and Silent FilmThe next East Meets West Jazz Jam Session will invite musicians and vocalists to improvise music as accompaniment to a program of silent film clips. |
| Gary Cooper Film FestivalThe Gary Cooper Film Festival at the Southampton Playhouse will feature four acclaimed films by the Oscar-winning actor, who had ties to Southampton. |
| Opera, Experimental and NotComing to Guild Hall are two operas, one experimental, the other by Tchaikovsky, plus "Pee-wee's Big Adventure" and a panel about ecological land care. |
| Two New Shows at Guild HallNew solo shows at Guild Hall will feature Arcmanoro Niles's distinctive paintings informed by daily life and memory, and Claire Watson's mixed-media assemblages made from salvaged leather garments. |
| Kids’ Books and PhotographyThe Church will host a talk Billy Baldwin, a children’s book author; a pinhole photography workshop, and a presentation by Elisabeth Biondi, the curator of its current exhibition. |
| Bits and PiecesOLA's Pachanga at Bay Street, opera days in Bridgehampton, Madoo lecture in Manhattan, piano recital at SCC, play and auditions in Southampton, LTV benefit, choral auditions, garden lecture. |
| The Art SceneArtworks and artifacts at LongHouse, photography show in Southampton, new outdoor sculpture at the Parrish, landscapes at Grenning Gallery, small works at Kramoris. |
| News for FoodiesBabe's diner to launch in Sag Harbor, Rita Cantina opens for the season, and an Artists and Writers dinner at Almond. |
| 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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