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On Faith Ringgold: Jazz Stories

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Skip the Beach for These Hamptons Summer Art Shows

by Wallace Ludel for Cultured Magazine | 6.13.2022

Ringgold is no doubt one of the country’s most significant living painters, and at 91 years old she’s hot off the heels of a retrospective at the New Museum and has spent much time in the news in recent years after her 1967 painting American People Series #20: Die was relocated during MoMA’s 2019 redesign to hang beside Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d'Avignon.

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The Art Scene 06.02.22 | by Mark Segal for The East Hampton Star | 6.2.2022

Air Mail | by E.C. | June 2022

On Lonnie Holley: Tangled Up in de Kooning's Fence

Lonnie Holley’s Life of Perseverance, and Art of Transformation

by Yinka Elujoba for The New York Times | 5.6.2021

The Alabama artist and musician has arrived at a career milestone, with two exhibitions in the Hamptons and a gallery to map his future.

Further Reading

TheGuide.art: Lonnie Holley | by Ajay Kurian for Blum and Poe | 6.16.2021

Art World Power Couple Amalia Dayan and Adam Lindemann Invigorate the

Montauk Art Scene | by Lucy Rees for Galerie | 6.15.2021

Return To The Arts This Memorial Day Weekend In And Around New York City |

by Chadd Scott for Forbes | 5.23.2021

Art At The End | by Regina Weinreich for Purist | May 2021

Air Mail | by C.J.F. | May 2021

Lonnie Holley's Double-Header | by Mark Segal for The East Hampton Star |

4.22.2021

On Karen Kilimnik: Christmas Service for the Forest Pets

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Artforum

by Barry Schwabsky | March 2021

Curated by Alison M. Gingeras, this compact quasi survey gathered twenty-six modestly scaled works made between 1989 and 2020, including sculptures, drawings, collages, and photographs, though the accent was where it should have been: on Kilimnik’s paintings.

Further Reading

A Giant Snow Globe | by Mark Gregory for Newsday | 12.11.2020

Karen Kilimnik's Signs of the Season in Montauk | by Jennifer Landes for The

East Hampton Star | 12.10.2020

THEGUIDE.ART | December 2020

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Lonnie Holley Is Still Explosively Experimental

Cultured Magazine | 5.6.2021

With two shows on in the Hamptons this summer, the so-called outsider artist is finally getting the attention he has long deserved.

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Artistic Riffs on Jazz Legends

by Mary Gregory for Newsday | 6.14.2022

Ringgold captures the colors, lines, pulsating rhythms, and vibrancy of sultry singers, nattily dressed dancers, and soulful musicians.

On Mass Ornament: Pleasure, Play, and What Lies Beneath

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Art exhibition examines what mass culture tells us about 21st-century society

by Tom May for Creative Boom | 9.14.2020

Long before Andy Warhol started screen printing duplicates of Marilyn Monroe, philosopher Siegfried Kracauer was among the first 20th-century thinkers to seriously contemplate mass culture.

Further Reading

Portray Magazine | by Gregory de la Haba | 9.3.2020

THEGUIDE.ART | September 2020

On Painting is Painting's Favorite Food

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For The Opening Show At New Gallery South Etna Montauk, Art History Is the Dish of Choice

by Alison M. Gingeras for Cultured Magazine | 7.15.2020

Curator Alison M. Gingeras dives into the symbolism of her newest exhibit at South Etna Montauk which was developed in the time of COVID-19.

Further Reading

Painting is Painting’s Favorite Food: Art History as Muse | by Gregory de la Haba

for Portray Magazine | 7.23.2020

South Etna Montauk Opens its Doors with a Brilliant Painting Show | by Balasz

Taka for Widewalls | 7.17.2020

South Etna Montauk Gallery To Premiere With "Painting Is Painting's Favorite

Food: Art History As Muse" | by Sydney A. Braat for Hamptons.com | 7.17.2020

3 Must-See Gallery Pop-Ups in the Hamptons | by Paul Laster for Art & Object |

7.16.2020

At This Hamptons Exhibition, Art History Is on the Menu | by Helena Madden

for The Robb Report | 7.15.2020

On South Etna Montauk Foundation

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Eastward, Ho! Even Art Is Leaving for the Hamptons

by Ted Loos for The New York Times | 7.14.2020

With vacation homes becoming full-time residences because of the coronavirus pandemic, New York galleries are opening outposts to be near collectors.

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The Return of the IRL Gallery Show

by Andrea Whittle for W Magazine | 7.16.2020

South Etna Gallery, Adam Lindemann and Amalia Dayan’s first joint venture, joins a crop of new art spaces on the East End of Long Island.

Further Reading

South Etna Montauk | by Angie Kordic for Widewalls | 8.24.2020

New Montauk Gallery? It Takes a Village | by Jennifer Landes for The East

Hampton Star | 7.29.2020

Artful's Guide to the New Hamptons Art Scene | by Karen Rosenberg for Artful |

7.23.2020

NYC Galleries Find New Home On East End | by Michelle Trauring for 27 East |

Husband-and-Wife Dealers Amalia Dayan and Adam Lindemann Are Now

Marrying Their Separate Galleries in a Joint Hamptons Outpost | Artnet News | 7.2.2020

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