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A Portrait of America:
Documentary Photography at 250 Years

Floyd Memorial Library
539 First St,
Greenport, NY 11944

Extended until September 6, 2026

Tying in with the USA’s 250th anniversary, this documentary photography show features twenty-one photographers and one poet/artist. They follow in the spirit of such iconic American documentary photographers as Dorothea Lange, Walker Evans and Robert Frank, and their works offer a reflection on the country—the good, the bad and the ugly.

Image: Linda K Alpern

Louise Crandell at art/vs
Eruption Disruption Corruption

@ Vine and Sand
47100 Rte 25 Southold NY 11971

Weekends from 12 – 5pm or by Appt.
July 25 – Sept 12, 2026

Curated by Dena Zemsky.  Presented by John Pierce

Forged With Flame; Welded Sea Sculptures and other Fabrications by Artist Tom Mullanes

Greenport Harbor Brewing Company
234 Carpenter Street, Greenport, NY 11944

Reception: Friday, August 7th, 5 – 8pm
On view through September 2026

A self-taught sculptor, Tom Mullane transforms discarded tools and reclaimed metal into whimsical works of art inspired by marine life and the natural beauty of the East End. Each sculpture begins with a single object—a rusty wrench, an abandoned tool, or an overlooked piece of metal—that sparks an idea. Mullane cleans, restores, and meticulously welds the pieces together, allowing each creation to reveal its own personality. A pipe cutter that hung unused in a neighbor’s garage for 30 years became the claws of one of his signature lobster sculptures. This exhibition celebrates imagination, sustainability, and the remarkable ability to transform the discarded into something full of humor, character, and life.

 

Hat Mad

North Fork Contemporary / M&C Art Barn
977 Main Road, Aquebogue, NY 11931

Reception Friday August 21st, 5 – 7pm
August 21 – September 26, 2026

Presenting the Art of the Hat, an exhibition of hats, sculptures, artworks and hat ephemera from artists and milliners of the North Fork and beyond.
Open by appointment. Text 516 983 8339.
Join us for a reception on Friday, August 21 from 5-7 and wear your favorite
(or most unique) topper!

 
Image: Jim Baldwin

 

Abstract Women

William Ris Gallery
1291 Main Rd  Jamesport, NY 11947

Reception Saturday August 22nd, 3 – 6pm

Image:  Carol Weinberg

Bird Song Project: A Sculpture Trail

A collaboration between East End Arts Council and North Fork Audubon Society
Inlet Pond County Park, Greenport, NY 11944

Sculpture Trail: Through October 11, 2026
Open daily, dawn to dusk

Bill Albertini, Sherry Davis, Nathan Joseph, Scott McIntire, Arden Scott, Jay Sylvester, Ted Thirlby, John Warner, and John Wittenberg.

East End Arts Council is proud to collaborate with North Fork Audubon Society on the 2026 Bird Song Project: A Sculpture Trail, an immersive outdoor art experience at Inlet Pond County Park in Greenport, NY.

Now in its third year, the Bird Song Project brings together nature, art, music, and community in a creative celebration of the natural world. Visitors are invited to explore a series of outdoor sculptures inspired by birds, wildlife, and the surrounding landscape, all set along the scenic trails of Inlet Pond
County Park.

Image: John Wittenberg

Gemini Rising: Kara Hoblin Solo Show
& Uncommon Art Group Show

North Fork Art Collective
207 Main St, Greenport, NY 11944

Closing Reception: Friday, August 28th 5 – 8pm

Part collection, part observation, part experiment, this exhibition brings together paintings, drawings, found objects, and natural curiosities gathered over time. Inspired by the flora and fauna of the North Fork, memories of place, folklore, and the beauty of overlooked objects, the work explores what it means to create from what is already here.

If you have a show coming up on the North Fork, let us know by the 15th of each month for the following month. Please email gallery details, show title, dates, opening details, gallery hours and a SINGLE square image (no matrixes please) to: cliff@northforkcontemporary.org.