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Arts 06-11
Matthew Charron
June 11, 2026
See Monster | Arts, Culture, and Living
Sanford Biggers Mixes It Up
Sanford Biggers’s solo show at the Parrish Art Museum reflects a multifaceted practice that combines materials, processes, and cultural symbolism.
 | Ross Watts Goes SoloRoss Watts, showing at Madoo, works obsessively across a range of materials and mediums that are linked by a strong conceptual underpinning. |
 | OLA Onstage at Guild Hall“Cruce de Caminos (Crossroads),” an original theater production developed and performed by members of Long Island’s Latino community, will premiere at Guild Hall. |
 | At the Border of Visual and VerbalJill Moser will be at LongHouse Reserve for readings from her image/text catalog, “Talking Pictures: Collaborations.” |
 | Bits and PiecesTuba quartet at Montauk Library, Flag Day honored at Southampton Arts Center, three music programs at the Masonic Temple, dance at the Watermill Center, and a Jeff Koons poster for the Playhouse. |
 | The Art SceneWeekend classes at the Art Barge, artist talks in Bridgehampton and Southampton, four artists at Romany Kramoris, and a group show of “earthly delights” in Amagansett. |
 | News for FoodiesCrow’s Nest Cafe expands to the Montauk Lighthouse, Almond to host a Channing Daughters wine dinner, and a rosé tasting at Domaine Franey. |
 | 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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