Keys Art opening reception Lucy Villeneuve August 1, 6-8 pm. See details below

Good Grief explores the dialectics of life. Over the past year, Lucy Villeneuve has developed this collection around the coexistence of seemingly opposing truths: grief and gratitude, the child and the adult, the unfamiliar and the idea of home, and the serious pursuit of joy. Through an evolving personal language of recurring symbols and intuitive mark-making, Lucy creates paintings that embrace complexity without demanding resolution. The depths of grief are woven together with immense love.  The adult shaped by grief watches over her inner child bumbling around her studio. Together, these works become a practice of dialectics, an ongoing exercise in living in the "yes, and." Lucy sees this as an increasingly important pursuit in a world that often seeks certainty as a form of comfort. Upside-down homes, scribbles, ladders, and abstract forms define the whimsical visual language through which these ideas unfold. Her recent work marks a shift from large-scale abstraction to intimate paintings, some measuring just 2 × 2 inches. Created in gouache and watercolor on paper, Good Grief marks a significant evolution in her practice and is the first presentation of this new body of work. Lucy Villeneuve is an artist based in Springs, New York. She holds a B.A. in Psychology and an M.S.Ed. in Education and spent several years as a middle school art teacher before dedicating herself fully to her studio practice. Good Grief is her first solo exhibition since making that transition.

Preview

The Parts of Me That Can Swim, 2026 Goache on paper 26x36

This is me!, 2026 Watercolor and Goache on paper 14x14

In the Attic of my 9 y.o. Heart, 2026 Goache and watercolor on paper 26 x 36

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Hamptons Fine Art Fair Catch the Fremin Galley July 9-12, 2026 at the Southamptons fairgrounds booth 333 & 349

Antoine Rose  - "Shallow Blue" - Aerial Photography"-   39" x 52"  FREMIN Gallery is delighted to announce our participation at the Hamptons Fine Art Fair , (July 9 - 12). Visit us at Booths number 333 and 349 to view new contemporary works from our artists. VIP PASS CODE: hfaf26vipd0090 GENERAL DAY PASS CODE: hfaf26gad0090 Enter promo code at checkout to secure your ticket: www.HamptonsFineArtFair.com/tickets

Emilie Arnoux - "Vision" - Acrylic on Canvas- 60" x 50" About the Fair: Celebrating 20 years of producing dynamic art marketplaces in the Hamptons, and bringing together world-class galleries, artists, and collectors to honor America’s 250th Anniversary.  The fair offers a vibrant platform for cultural exchange and artistic discovery, highlighting innovative works and diverse creative expressions. As part of this prestigious event, AGI Fine Art will showcase a curated selection of international artists, reflecting the gallery’s dedication to presenting inspiring and thought-provoking contemporary art. A Hamptons prime location — HFAF is staged in a spectacular 70,000 sq. ft. pavilion complex, featuring the Pollock and de Kooning Luxury Pavilions, strategically located on 17 bucolic acres — right on the main road connecting the Hamptons (County Rd 39).  This location is just minutes from downtown bustling Southampton Village, filled with stylish shops, trendy restaurants, art galleries and museums.

Gunes Caglarcan - "All the People we Become" - Oil on Canvas -" 25.5 x 25.5" Fair Information VIP Opening: Thursday, July 9 VIP “First-Look” Opening Preview: 12-5pm VIP Opening Preview Evening: 5-9:30pm General Admission: Friday, July 10: 11am-7pm Saturday,July 11: 11am-7pm Sunday, July 12: 11am-6pm Location: Southampton Fairgrounds 605 County Rd 39 Southampton, NY 11968

Olivier Couput - "Untitled 04" - Arcylic and Oil Stick on Canvas - 24" x 36"

Julian Lennon - "In Between" - Archival Giclee Print - 44" x 44" Special Booth #349 dedicated to Julian Lennon

Fremin Gallery 520 West 23rd street, New York City Info@fremingallery.com 212 279 8555 #hamptonartfair#fremingallery#fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com #sunstormfineartmagazine.com#artfunhamptons#artfunsummer#artfuncelebrate #artfuncreate,

The White Room Gallery group exhibition Saturday July 11th 5-7PM runs through August 9, 2026

THE WHITE ROOM GALLERY

Present

OPEN ENDED

JULY 1ST to AUGUST 9TH  2026

OPENING RECEPTION - SAT JULY 11TH 5-7PM

Renee Levin-Oil on Panel

Renee Levin-Oil on Panel

Curators’ Quote

NO LIMIT.

FLEXIBLE.  CONTINUOUS DISCUSSION.  SPONTANEOUS RESPONSES.  

Such is the definition of the artistic journey.  A photographer who has spanned 7 continents in pursuit of the perfect shot executing spontaneous responses when facing an attack from a two-ton rhino.  A Hall of Fame abstract artist who showed with Pollock and de Kooning and had continuous discussions on the post WWII movement.  An Italian Vogue fashion photographer who creates tableaux that engage on all fronts with no limit on the narrative alongside famed iconic imagery from the past and present that does the same.  Add to that female centric whimsical paintings where one could find oneself atop a strawberry shortcake or a full moon or mysteriously swimming at night in a misty lagoon or looking for that martini and designer purse that will make it all better.  Figurative and abstract paintings with soft, alluring palettes share the space with aerial photography and floppy disk creations.  And, of course, Open Ended would be remiss without sculptures of three figures who collectively have fueled continuous discussions.  Bob Marley, Frank Sinatra and Picasso.  

In curating this exhibit we wanted multiple takes on creativity.   No limit is a relentless doctrine of the art world, and it is what keeps it ever-evolving.  Ergo the flexibility.  But this exhibit is the lighter side of no limit, just a delightful stroll through a myriad of muses.

Nelson De La Nuez

 Taylor Smith - Paul Newman Rolex-Acrylic painted on floppy discs 

Joe StefanelliThe White Room Gallery OPens 

Paul D. Fuentes

ARTISTS INCLUDE 

Joe Stefanelli 

Renee Levin

Taylor Smith

Miska 

Paul D. Fuentes

Lynn Savarese

Mital Patel

Sabrina Cabada

Raffael Ferrari

And more….

PERMANENT COLLECTION INCLUDES

Russell Young

Nelson De La Nuez

Craig Alan

Greg Lotus

And more

3 Railroad Avenue

East Hampton, NY 11937

www.thewhiteroom.gallery

OPEN  12-5pm

Tues -Sunday

Press inquiries: Andrea 

art4thewhiteroomgallery@gmail.com

917.526.2767 

631-237-1481

Andrea McCafferty + Kat O'Neill

Owners+Directors

The White Room Gallery

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This weeks Pollack-Krasner House Study Center update. virtual programs listed belwo.

Virtual Art Programs with  Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator Wednesday, July 8, 2026, 2:00 - 3:00 pm  INNER VISIONS WORKSHOP Discover how modern artists paint the world of things unseen such as sound, imagination, emotion, or energy. Then following a creative visualization, draw or paint your vision of the unseen world. Have drawing or paint supplies on hand Offered by Rush Library CLICK HERE TO REGISTER WITH LIBRARY ____________________________________________________________________________ Thursday, July 9, 2026, 1:00 - 2:00 pm  CAPTURE THE LIGHT WORKSHOP Flickering light through leaves, a spectacular sunrise,the changing seasons. How do artists capture the affects of light in painting from Impressionism to Abstract Expressionist art? Following an art presentation, participants are invited to paint their own interpretations of the beauty of light. Have paint supplies on hand. Offered by East Hampton Library CLICK HERE TO REGISTER WITH LIBRARY ______________________________________________________________________________ Thursday, July 9, 2026, 2:00 - 3:00 pm  SEASHELLS INTO ART: Georgia O'Keeffe Workshop Inspired by shells found on the ocean shore, we will paint larger than life seashell paintings inspired by American artist Georgia O'Keeffe. Following a virtual art show of O'Keeffe's popular shell paintings, artist Joyce Raimondo will demonstrate how to turn your ocean finds into masterpieces. Have paint or drawing supplies and a shell or photograph of a shell on hand.  Offered by Larchmont Library CLICK HERE TO REGISTER WITH LIBARY 

This weeels programs live and virtual form the Pollock Krasner House and Study Program June 30-July 2 ,2026 .

___________________________________________________________________________ Virtual Art Programs with  Joyce Raimondo, Education Coordinator ____________________________________________________________________________ Tuesday, June 30, 2026, 12:00 - 1:15 pm  SERIOUS PLAY Workshop What is the essential role of play in unleashing creativity? Discover how modern artists invite a sense of child like spontaneity into the create of masterpieces. Then participants will be guided through a series of activities designed to invite create play. Have drawing or paint supplies on hand.  CLICK HERE TO REGISTER ____________________________________________________________________________ Thursday, July 2, 2026, 1:00 - 2:00 pm  PAINT THE SOUND: Music and Art Workshop How can you paint the rhythm of a drum or the sound of a piano? This live zoom tour and workshop will explore the ways in which modern artists such as Pollock, Matisse, Bearden, and others were inspired by the Jazz age. Following a presentation and tour of the barn studio, work alongside Joyce as she demonstrates techniques for creating abstract art inspired by music. Have paint, drawing , or collage supplies on hand. Offered by East Hampton Library CLICK HERE TO REGISTER WITH LIBRARY ______________________________________________________________________________ Thursday, July 2, 2026, 2:00 - 3:00 pm  HERE COMES THE SUN Workshop Discover how artists paint the changing effects of sunlight, the radiant light of the sun, or the image of the sun in imaginative ways? Following, create your own painting. Have paint supplies on hand and optionally a photograph that inspires you. Offered by Larchmont Library CLICK HERE TO REGISTER WITH LIBRARY