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Celia McGee

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Discover This Year’s East Hampton Art & Design Days

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By Celia McGee
| Galerie Magazine
East Hampton Art & Design Days. Photo: Courtesy of East Hampton Art & Design Days Let the golfers have The Maidstone Club and the sailors the Georgica Yacht Racing association, but come the second week in July, the power players in East Hampton are an A-list of architecture and design editors, gardening and décor visionaries, and enviable collectors and dealers, all gathered in a seaside setting famous for its cultural heritage and design-forward summer crowd.
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Where Sky Meets Water, Sanford Biggers Sees Life’s ‘Drift’

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By Celia McGee, Kadar Small
| The New York Times
Though it wasn’t quite yet spring on the eastern end of Long Island, the artist Sanford Biggers had come out on a matter of business with its clouds and sky. Part of a littoral landscape that he connects to deeply, cloud forms have been a signature of his visual vocabulary since he first spray-painted graffiti onto nighttime Los Angeles as a teenager.
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Where Sky Meets Water, Sanford Biggers Sees Life's 'Drift'

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By Celia McGee
| Breaking One
WATER MILL, N.Y. -- Though it wasn't quite yet spring on the eastern end of Long Island, artist Sanford Biggers had come out on a matter of business with its clouds and sky. Part of a littoral landscape that he connects to deeply, cloud forms have been a signature of his visual vocabulary since he first spray-painted graffiti onto nighttime Los Angeles as a teenager.
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