Topic: Arts

LongHouse Reseve in East Hampton opens for its 16th season featuring new artwork and exciting landscaping. To name a few attractions, Curator Jack Larsen has collected several precious pieces of pottery in a grouping entitled "100 Vessels". Additionally, sculptor Bryan Hunt has brought his 1995 work "The Plunge" to the Reserve.

Sculptor Elaine Grove talks about the empowerment of melting steel, the importance of her community, and pleasing the soul.

Sculptor Tony Rosenthal talks about his life as an artist, including his best known work, the cube in NYC's Astor Place.

Lincoln Center Theater poster artist Jim McMullan discusses his work, career and his process of making a great theater poster.

The Parrish Art Museum will be opening its new doors in 2009. But Summer's coming quick and those kiddies will be leaving school even quicker so don't forget about the good ole one on Job's Lane to help keep them busy. Take a mini guided tour with the museum's director and check out some of the many activities.

Artist April Gornik talks about her unique way of abstracting nature and what can only be described as her "Gornikian" landscapes.

Shelter Island potter, sculptor and artist John Pagliaro sits down to discuss the intimacy of his work and its evolution. And find out the secret to how he makes his pottery into abstract art.

Local Hamptons artist Steve Miller talks about why technology is evil, astounding, important, life-generating, life-saving and his artistic language.

No more dynamite, trucks or ditches for artist Paton Miller, just the "cake-walk" that is art. His work, inspiration and personal history are revealed in this illuminating profile.

As painter David Geiser "conducts" before your very eyes he talks about his life as an artist and the "vocabulary" he uses.