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Tripoli Patterson Leaves ‘Space for Magic’
Since opening in 2009, Tripoli Gallery has hosted more than 80 exhibitions and shown more than 150 artists, but what’s most remarkable is the range and diversity of the artwork, a reflection of Tripoli Patterson’s ecumenical taste.
| Colson Whitehead on His Harlem TrilogyColson Whitehead, the multiple-award winning writer, held forth engagingly about his Harlem trilogy to a sold-out audience at Guild Hall. |
| South Fork Poetry: ‘Grief’For Mike O’Rourke of the Amagansett Seafood Store. |
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Six New Plays in Just 24 Hours
Coming to Guild Hall are six plays created and performed within 24 hours, G.E. Smith with Patty Smyth and John McEnroe, and Andrew Sean Greer with his new novel. |
| Music and Marionettes in the GardenThe Leiber Collection in Springs will host a concert by Juliet Garrett, a singer-songwriter, and a marionette performance inspired by Judith Leiber's handbags. |
| A Cabaret Festival at LTVLTV’s Cabaret Jubilee will feature KT Sullivan, Mark Nadler, Christine Pedi, and Stephanie Pope for an evening of songs, storytelling, and comedy. |
| Oscar Winners at the HelmFilms by the Oscar winners Joel and Ethan Coen, Stanley Kubrick, and James Cameron will be shown at the Sag Harbor Cinema. |
| Focus on Nature and Wire Sculpture at Duck Creek"Second Nature," a group show focused on the natural world, and "Bound by Wire and Time," a solo show of sculpture by Pam Brown, will open at the Arts Center at Duck Creek. |
| The Party Reporter: Birthdays, Bonfires, and a Bow Wow Meow BallEast's party columnist celebrated his birthday every morning, noon, and night with friends, family, lovers, and puppies — all the way from Montauk to East Quogue last week. |
| News for FoodiesUp next in Guild Hall’s Stirring the Pot series of culinary conversations are Niki Russ Federman and Josh Russ Tupper, fourth-generation owners of Russ & Daughters. |
| Bits and PiecesJazz and bluegrass at Duck Creek,the Bard alfresco, Nancy Atlas and Inda Eaton together in Montauk, dance performance at Madoo, jazz double play. |
| The Art ScenePaper works at the Women's Art Center, hanging light sculptures at Halsey McKay, Brian O'Leary in conversation, Ben Fenske at Grenning, two outliers at Keyes Art. |
| 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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