Wyatt Kahn in Art in the Gardens

LongHouse Reserve, East Hampton's 16-acre sculpture garden and nature reserve, will open on April 1 with new works of art, new hours, a new curator, a new education director, and a commitment to a chemical-free landscape.

The new artworks include two large-scale sculptures by Maren Hassinger and three by Wyatt Kahn, plus ceramics by the Korean artist Jane Yang D’Haene. The sculptures by Wyatt Kahn—Parade, Painting the Painter and Umbrella—were among seven installed last year by the Public Art Fund in City Hall Park in Lower Manhattan. Fabricated in Corten steel, which weathers into a deep rusted red, the works combine elements of geometric abstraction with objects from everyday life—such as, in Parade—a foot about to crush a light bulb.