William Wegman, the photographer who made us fall in love with Weimaraners, has officially released his first GIF. Even if you're having the worst Mon...
Friday was the opening of Beach Life, the new exhibition at Guild Hall, and Guild Hall's annual summer gala under a tent at nearby Gardiner's Farm.
The Big Bang may have been the theme of this year's Watermill Center extravaganza of a summer gala, with its outsized red phalluses, neon ninjas, and popping balloons, but many East End events make big noise.
The vibrant colors mix with energetic choreography and bumping music to create an amazing spectacle. Yet unlike a great many other types of spectacle these days, the wonder is inspired not by an impressive set change, but rather by the virtuosic movements of these performers.
It might come as a surprise that William Wegman, who is and will forever be best known for his droll photographs of Weimaraners, does not consider himself very doggy.
To imagine Richard Prince doing drip paintings in honor of Jackson Pollock is too linear a concept for what Prince does in Guild Hall's new exhibition.
