Originally built as a firehouse in 1908, and operating as a church from 1924 to the mid-1970s, The Dan Flavin Art Institute was established in 1983 as a permanent installation for nine of Flavin's fluorescent sculptures, in addition to a gallery for changing exhibitions.
Corwith Avenue (off Main Street) Bridgehampton , NY 11932 United States
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definitely worth a stop -- it will only take you 15 minutes. make sure you don't miss the side-room church upstairs.
You should get off the road right now and go to the Dan Flavin Art Institute. It is fantastic.
Truly special place for fans of Dan Flavin 's fluorescent art .
Run by the Dia Art Foundation, the Bridgehampton institute displays the artist’s light sculptures in a former firehouse and church .
Amazing! A must-see
Don't forget the small back rooms.
Bring your sunglasses!
This former church is a temple to the late, great sculptor whose works are made of nothing more than fluorescent lights.
Drawing American Light: Dan Flavin and the Hudson River School Exhibit
Open Thurs-Sun, 12-6
Wonderful and exciting exhibition space. We saw a terrific John Graham retrospective, an artist we were unfamiliar with. - Loren Fisher
Awesome milkshakes. Good omelettes too! A great place to read the paper over bfast or lunch. - Jeff G
Really liked their dry riesling. Great place to do a flight w wine and cheese. Humboldt fog was my fav. Definitely make a rez - Elizabeth Burstein
Really good lunch options and salads! - Paige C