For a second I thought I was falling, 2026ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤArchival pigment prints on panel, 64 x 64 inches.

Ross Watts 4321

We are pleased to present Ross Watts 4321, an exhibition of the artist's sculptures and paintings from June 5 through June 28, 2026 on view in the Summer Studio. 

4321 takes its title from a novel by Paul Auster in which he explores the notion of biography through four parallel, alternate realities of the life of single individual. This concept underlies the installation, juxtaposing multiple narratives created from a single perspective with a singular narrative created from multiple perspectives.

We're delighted to have Ross Watts speak about his exhibition Ross Watts: 4321 at the closing reception on Sunday, June 28th. Read the exhibition review HERE.

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MADOO: THE MAKING OF AN AMERICAN GARDEN

Madoo comes alive in this soon-to-be-published book by authors Alejandro Saralegui and Kendell Cronstrom. Photographed throughout an entire year by Tria Giovan, the gardens, interiors and art of Robert Dash shine like never before. 

Advance praise:

“This book is like a ship in a bottle, capturing with miraculous clarity and containment a garden in full sail—a pocket rocket bursting out of a potato field in the middle of the Hamptons.”

—Christopher Woodward, Director, The Garden Museum, London

“How lucky we are, at long last, to have this account of the making of Madoo, Robert Dash’s widely admired property on Long Island. The photos and illustrations, along with notes from Dash’s journals and essays by those who knew him, shed light on Madoo’s evolution and what has made it so magical for nearly sixty years.”

         —Frances Palmer, author, Life with Flowers

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EXPLORE MADOO

The Madoo Conservancy is dedicated to the study, preservation, and enhancement of Madoo, the ever-changing, horticulturally diverse garden with historic structures established in 1967 by artist, gardener, and writer Robert Dash in the village of Sagaponack, New York.

Plan your visit here.

MADOO X BLOOMBERG CONNECTS

MADOO COMES TO YOU

Explore Madoo with the digital guide on Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app. You can use the app on-site during your visit or take a virtual tour of Madoo - no matter where you are! Learn about our garden, exhibits, Robert Dash, and more.

Download the Bloomberg Connects app now to start exploring, don’t forget your headphones!

THE DIGITAL GUIDE TO MADOO