WATER MILL, N.Y. — Light is a thing of ungraspable nature, sometimes a particle, sometimes a wave. Dan Flavin began making sculptures with commercial neon bulbs in 1963, and spent three decades lighting galleries, warehouses, even a church. (If you have ever been stuck waiting for your luggage at the Fort Lauderdale, Fla., baggage claim, you will know Mr. Sonnier’s neon curves and straightaways.) Now Mr. Sonnier is basking in the neon glow of a season devoted to his art on the East End of Long Island. Both are on view until next year, long after the Hamptons social scenesters will have decamped to New York or continued to Aspen.

Source: New York Times August 01, 2018 20:03 UTC