Image: The White Room Gallery, East Hampton
The White Room Gallery in East Hampton will present ‘Open Ended’, a group exhibition on view from July 1 through August 9, 2026, with an opening reception scheduled for July 11 from 5 to 7 p.m. The exhibition is described in source material as a cross-disciplinary presentation of contemporary creativity, bringing together painting, photography, sculpture, mixed media and conceptual practices.
Among the artists included is Renée Levin, whose work is presented as a debut exhibition in the Hamptons. According to the press material, Levin is known for highly rendered, large-scale paintings that transform organic forms and found objects into meditations on beauty, presence and impermanence. In ‘Open Ended’, her works focus on pearls and flowers, subjects described as suspended between delicacy and change and rendered with precision and restraint.
The gallery’s curatorial framing places Levin within a broader group showing that emphasizes creative freedom and varied artistic voices. Other artists named in the source material include Sabrina Cabada, Raffael Ferrari, Paul D. Fuentes, Mital Patel, Lynn Savarese, Joe Stefanelli, Taylor Smith and Miska. A 27east preview also notes that the exhibition includes works from the gallery’s permanent collection by Russell Young, Nelson De La Nuez, Craig Alan and Greg Lotus, alongside the featured artists.
Levin’s paintings are presented as inviting slower looking. The press release says they encourage viewers to observe the natural world with greater attention, using subtle tonal shifts, controlled compositions and sensitivity to light and texture. It also says her work blurs the line between realism and abstraction, lingering in moments of transition and exploring the tension between fragility and resilience, stillness and transformation. The source material further states that since becoming a full-time artist in 2019, Levin has developed a signature style that has gained attention worldwide.
The White Room Gallery, located at 3 Railroad Avenue in East Hampton, has worked with a range of artists across media and styles, and several source pages describe ‘Open Ended’ as part of that broad programming. The gallery’s own materials place the show in a setting meant to accommodate multiple takes on creativity, while the 27east listing identifies the exhibition explicitly as a group show running through August 9. The gallery’s hours are listed as Tuesday through Sunday from noon to 5 p.m.
Source material also notes that Levin’s work has appeared in magazines including Vogue and Veranda, and that her paintings are held in numerous private and corporate collections. The exhibition listing presents specific works by Levin, including ‘Brown Pearl (Large)’ and ‘Blossoming’, while a 27east image caption identifies ‘Frilled’, an oil on panel measuring 48 by 60 inches. The result is a presentation that situates Levin’s polished still-life imagery within a wider exhibition built around experimentation, scale and the varied visual languages of the participating artists.
