The Bridgehampton Museum presents exhibits that support its mission of documenting, preserving and interpreting the history and cultural traditions of Bridgehampton and the surrounding Hamptons communities. The museum includes the Nathaniel Rogers House and The Corwith House, which presents temporary and permanent exhibitions, period rooms and hosts outdoor events and programs.

Temporary contemporary art exhibitions are also presented in the Bridgehampton Museum Archives Building, located on a separate campus at 2539-A Montauk Highway, Bridgehampton, NY 11932.

The Dan Flavin Art Institute houses a permanent exhibition by Dan Flavin (1933-1996). The building was designed by Dan Flavin, which formerly housed a firehouse and Baptist church. Part of Dia Art Foundation, the Dan Flavin Art Institute presents temporary and permanent exhibitions. On permanent view are nine fluorescent light works by Flavin, made between 1963 and 1981. Temporary exhibitions have presented solo shows by John Chamberlain, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Alice Neel, Louise Bourgeois, Cy Twombly and others.

Originally built as a firehouse in 1908, the building operated as a church from 1924 to the mid-1970s, and was renovated under the direction of the artist to evoke the building’s former uses: a newel post in the entrance hall is painted red in memory of the building’s years as a firehouse, and the original church doors have been moved to the entrance of a small exhibition space on the second floor that contains memorabilia, including a neon cross, collected from and about the church.

The East Hampton Historical Society museum is made up of six buildings located in East Hampton Town, several which present temporary exhibitions in season. Open year-round is the Osborn-Jackson House, ca. 1720, which features furnishings of a well-to-do post-Colonial East End family.

The Eastville Community Historical Society's mission is to preserve historic buildings and research, collect and disseminate information about the history of the Eastville area of Sag Harbor, NY, one of the earliest known working class communities composed of African Americans, Native Americans and European immigrants. The ECHS also seeks to discover and collect material that illustrates the settlement, development and progress of life in the Eastville area, both past and present, for the public to discover and enrich their understanding and experience of Sag Harbor life through this special Hamptons community.

Eric Firestone Gallery focuses on breaking new ground with exhibitions that expand the lexicon of contemporary art in its Newtown Lane gallery in East Hampton. The gallery exhibits contemporary artists and represents several estates of historically significant artists and presents work that confronts the canonical dialogue between modern and contemporary art through exhibitions that feature artists working in multiple disciplines including painting, photography and sculpture.

Artists include BÄST, Sanford Biggers, Tseng Kwong Chi, Jorge Fick, Sidney Geist, Donald Robertson, Kenny Scharf, Jen Stark and others.

Guild Hall Museum collects, preserves and presents the works of accomplished East End artists. A year-round schedule of changing exhibitions includes solo and group shows presenting internationally renowned visual artists and emerging regional artists.

Solo shows have included Robert Motherwell, Chuck Close, Barbara Kruger, Eric Fischl and others. Curated group shows, traveling exhibitions, the annual Artists Members Exhibition and exhibitions from the collection are part of Guild Hall’s exhibitions rooster. In addition, an outdoor sculpture court presents changing solo shows each year.

The museum’s collection includes 19th, 20th and 21st century art made up of paintings, sculpture, prints, watercolors, photographs and drawings. Internationally distinguished artists in the collection include Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner, Willem de Kooning, Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol and others.

Halsey McKay Gallery was founded in 2011 with the goal to bring inspired contemporary art to East Hampton, NY. Halsey McKay Gallery presents an eclectic and experimental range of international artists and programming. The gallery represents emerging and mid-career artists and participates extensively in art fairs. Halsey McKay regularly collaborates with curators, gallerists, and artists beyond the roster for on and off-site exhibitions.

Halsey McKay is owned and directed by Ryan Wallace.

Halsey McKay Gallery is a member of NADA the New Art Dealer’s Alliance.

Modern and contemporary master works, 19th and 20th century paintings and photography. The gallery also presents curated themed show that feature the work of contemporary artists mixed with modern masters.'

Janet Lehr Fine Arts has two locations: one in East Hampton and another in New York City.

At Kathryn Markel Fine Arts, we believe that significant contemporary art can be beautiful as well as visually and intellectually rigorous and that acquiring it should be a source of pleasure and self-discovery. Since 1975, we have helped collectors find the art that speaks to them, and, therefore, exhibit a diverse group of artists united by hard-won craft, compelling intellectual framework, and a love of the art-making process.

Kathryn Markel Fine Arts has galleries in The Hamptons and in New York City. Our Hamptons art gallery is located in Bridgehampton. Our New York City art gallery is located in Chelsea.

Keyes Art showcases the works of both emerging and celebrated artists in its new location adjacent to The American Hotel in Sag Harbor, N.Y. We also present art programs on the Upper East Side of New York City and Palm Springs, CA. Our galleries exhibit highly regarded artists including Larry Rivers, Nathan Slate Joseph, Bert Stern, Hilary Knight, John Chamberlain, April Gornik, Elaine de Kooning, Darius Yektai, Dan Rizzie and more. We also present new talent, including the discovery of rising artist Evan Sebastian Lagache.

LongHouse Reserve presents sculptures and outdoor art installations surrounded by 16 acres of gardens, with guided tours offered.

The gardens at LongHouse serve as a living case study of the interaction between plants and people in the 21st century. The extensive plant collections are presented in relation to living spaces, over time, and with seasonal changes.

Art on view includes sculpture in the gardens, Ethnographic works, handcrafts, and modern art. LongHouse offers visitors a chance to experience art integrated with nature.

Lucille Khornak Gallery serves to display works by emerging artists with a contemporary vision.

​MM Fine Art specializes in contemporary and 20th c. painting, sculpture, drawing and photography of emerging, established and blue chip artists. Also offering advisory and appraisal services.

The former home and studio of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner preserved and open for public viewing. The building serves as a museum to illustrate the setting in which Pollock and Krasner created many of their iconic works and as a place for the study of modern American Art and the Eastern Long Island Community. The Museum also hosts changing exhibitions featuring prominent American artists.

The Quogue Gallery represents contemporary emerging and established artists whose works include, paintings and prints, photography, sculpture, glass, ceramics and jewelry.

Contemporary art focusing on American Magic Realism, narrative figurative portraiture and contemporary landscape from emerging and mid-career artists.

Roman Fine Art's mission is to create and foster new environments dedicated to recognizing and supporting Contemporary Art by showcasing the cutting edge talent increasingly pervading mainstream culture. The gallery's goal is to further advance the dialogue of New Contemporary Art movements from around the world.

Among the talented and internationally renowned artists to have exhibited in Roman Fine Art exhibitions are Ray Caesar, Colin Christian, Tim Conlon, AJ Fosik, Gentleman’s Game, Mark Jenkins, Elektra KB, Steven Kline, Jessica Lichtenstein, Francesco Lo Castro, Nathan Sawaya, Swoon and Dean West.

Romany Kramoris is an eclectic and informal gallery focusing on local artists, American Glassblowers and world crafts.

The mission of the Sag Harbor Whaling & Historical museum is to preserve, interpret and promote the culture of Sag Harbor through its collection of historical objects related to the village’s whaling history, as well as the presentation of contemporary exhibits and events that reflect the culture of the village today and put Sag Harbor’s past and present into context.

Sara Nightingale Gallery strives to present significant and challenging contemporary art across all mediums. Since 1998, owner/ director Sara Nightingale has worked with emerging and mid-career artists to exhibit and promote their work, develop their careers and expose them to new markets and opportunities. The program consists of solo and two-person exhibitions, curatorial projects, collaborations and special events. Emphasis is placed on innovation, dialogue and risk, as well as art's relevance to the greater community beyond the art world.

The gallery also offers art advisory services focusing on the primary market.

SOUTHAMPTON ARTS CENTER hosts changing art exhibitions along with a diverse slate of cultural programming. The Southampton Arts Center provides a dynamic venue to present the highest quality programming to our entire community through partnerships with a diverse slate of world-class artists, performers, educators and cultural institutions. Southampton Arts Center is a not for profit 501(c)(3) organization.

Consistent with the vision of Southampton Village, the Southampton Cultural Center’s mission is to engage our diverse community and to nourish excellence in all creative art forms as a welcoming venue for dynamic programs centered on education, exhibition and performance.

The Parrish Art Museum, founded in 1898, opened the doors of its new, 34,400-square-foot Herzog & de Meuron-designed, building in November of 2012. The new Parrish includes 12,200 square feet of exhibition space—three times that of the Museum’s former home on Jobs Lane in Southampton. Seven sky-lit galleries devoted to the permanent collection showcase the story of America’s most enduring and influential artists’ colony—Eastern Long Island.

The White Room Gallery exhibits an eclectic blend of contemporary art including paintings, photographs, sculptures and ceramics. The gallery provides a wide array of styles while featuring both well-known artists and emerging talents.

The White Room aims to build strong ties with the local community through hosting a variety of receptions, exhibitions, and workshops, designed to showcase traditional arts, new trends, and more. The gallery offers yearly memberships as well as traditional artist representation.

Tulla Booth Gallery is a fine art photography gallery located in the heart of the hamlet of Sag Harbor, New York. The gallery features black and white and color photography by some of the world's finest photographers. We exhibit photographs in the following subjects: landscapes, seascapes, still-life, flora, fauna, exotic travel, figurative lifestyle, celebrity, and documentary.

Our artist's roster includes Bruno Barbey, Tulla Booth, Michael Clinton, Roberto Dutesco, Herb Friedman, Anne Gabriele, Lynn Geesaman, Burt Glinn, Jay Hoops, Daniel Jones, Andre Keretsz, Karine Laval, John Margaritis, Steve McCurry, Judith McMillan, Eric Meola, Ricardo B. Sanchez, Blair Seagram, Adina Segal, Edward Steichen, Fred Stein, Bert Stern, Stephen Wilkes.

The mission of the Water Mill Museum is to preserve its historic water-powered grist mill, the other buildings at its site, its museum collection and inform the public about the history of the mill, the hamlet of Water Mill and the hamlet's cultural and natural heritage.

The museum's collection will contain items that best depict the many past uses of the water mill building, the agricultural base of the hamlet's first 300 years and the commercial, cultural and social development of the hamlet of Water Mill from 1644 to the present.

The Watermill Center is a laboratory for performance, art and inspiration, founded by American experimental theater stage director and playwright. Watermill Center provides an environment for emerging and established artists and thinkers to gather and explore new ideas together. Founded in 1992 by Robert Wilson, the Watermill Center opened in 2006 in a renovated former Western Union communication research facility.

The Watermill Center hosts an international artist-in-residency program where artists live, work and interact with the Watermill Center’s extensive collection of art and artifacts. More recently, art exhibitions and installations have been added to their programming. The Watermill Center is open year-round during artist rehearsal events, open houses and by appointment.