Front row, from the left: Lori Anderson, Multi -disciplinary artist, music and film director; Brian Hunt, sculptor; Eric Feschell, Painter and sculptor. April Gurnick, artist; Billy Sullivan, artist. The middle row from the left: Valerie Jadon, artist; Richard Kalina, artist; Natalie Edgar, artist; Barbara Bloom, Conceptual artist Christopher Astley, Painter and sculptor. David Sal, artist; Amy Silman, artist. The back row, from the left: Joan Simmel, artist; Joan Greenpom, Painter and sculptor. Lucas Michael, Multi -disciplinary artist Juan Pantz, White Box, artist and founder; Bill Adams, Painter and sculptor. Peter Dayton, Painter and sculptor. Michelle Stewart, Multi -disciplinary artist Sanford Peters, Multi -disciplinary artist for. Warz, Painter and sculptor.
Photo: Martin Schueller
“Come between my legs,” said Eric Feschell, sculptor Brian Hunt, and they were among the artists, and many of them in the seventies of the last or larger century, who gathered in the last afternoon on the main beach in East Hampton, said. Most of them came out of Soho and Tirika to live and work on the eastern end of Long Island when the prices were less, and they wandered on social media.
The largest is that Natalie Edgar, 93, Marc Rothco and Robert Milewalel, who came to the region in the 1940s and 1950s of the cheap real estate and famous light. For those who came after them during the collapse of the art market in the nineties, even with the high cost of living around them.
Hamptons case
“I moved here because I wanted to be an artist and to have a family and I did not want to do so in the city,” said Peter Diton, 70, who lives in springs, and not far from the home of Bullock Kerasner, based in Ross Blikner and Sindy Sherman.
Peters said that Sanford Peters, 53, who had her wife’s family in the historic Sage Harbor society, bought his place in Noyak near in 2020. “In this group, I am the child, but I am feeling contact with everyone.” He showed a quilt chain with Eric Firestone in 2013.
Firestone, along with Tripoli Patterson, Halsla Macai, and the Linbari fireplace project, restored the scene of the exhibition for the past two decades, and Fischel and his wife, April Jorn, who is also a painter, founded the non -profit exhibition in the creative exhibition in Sag Harbor in 2021. Key West. “
Front row, from the left: Peter Schelling, The sculptor and photographer. Alex Berlstein, Video artist Sam Muir, Multi -disciplinary artist Eddie Martinez, artist; Ryan Sullivan, artist; The middle row from the left: Marina Adams, artist; Stanley Whitney, artist; Ross Blikner, artist; Susan McClyland, artist; Almond Zigmund, Install and sculptor artist. Bastian Schmidt, Multi -disciplinary artist Philip Cheng, photographer; Kiford Ross, Multi -disciplinary artist Donald Sultan, artist. The back row, from the left: Enoc Perez, artist; Robert Harms, artist; Leo Villarreal, Light Sean Landers, Conceptual artist Ned Smith, Installation artist; TJ Wilcox, Multi -disciplinary artist Warren Nedic, Multi -disciplinary artist Candace Hill-Montgomery, Multi -disciplinary artist John Toriano, artist; Ralph Gibson, photographer.
Photo: Martin Schueller
