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Arts 07-02
Matthew Charron
July 02, 2026
See Monster | Arts, Culture, and Living
Matthew Satz: Concept and Process in Balance
Matthew Satz’s exhibition at the Pollock-Krasner House reflects his ongoing engagement with the history of painting through works that are “conceptually based and process-oriented.”
 | Long Island Books: When the Publisher Was KingGayle Feldman takes an exhilarating look back at the midcentury era when a book biz insider like Bennett Cerf could become a celebrity. |
 | Hamptons Fine Art Fair Turns 20The Hamptons Fine Art Fair will return to Southampton with over 140 galleries and special features, including a Marilyn Monroe centennial homage and a tribute to David Hockney. |
 | Country Duo for a CauseThe Soho Sessions, a concert series that supports worthy causes, will bring Dan + Shay, the Grammy-winning country duo, to the Stephen Talkhouse in a benefit for a mental health nonprofit. |
 | Art and Design Days Coming to East HamptonThis year’s iteration of East Hampton Art and Design Days runs from next Thursday through July 12. |
 | On MTV, the Beatles, and DylanThe Church in Sag Harbor will host Jim Windolf and Susan Morrison on his book that unpacks the Dylan-Beatles connection, and Tom Freston, whose “Unplugged” covers his adventures at MTV and Viacom. |
 | The Art SceneGroup shows at Eric Firestone, the Depot, Ashawagh, the White Room, and Kramoris, solo shows at Tripoli, Sara Nightingale, and J. Mackey, a call for artists, and two solos at the Slattery Gallery. |
 | Bits and PiecesBenefits for Duck Creek and the Springs Food Pantry, a banjo virtuoso at Guild Hall, words and music at Ashawagh, Jason Robert Brown in concert, jazz at the Parrish, and comedy at the Playhouse. |
 | South Fork Poetry: ‘Fireworks: Three Fourths’Reconsidering the rockets’ red glare. |
 | 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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