HELP PRESERVE THE BROOKS-PARK HOME & STUDIOS

AN ENDANGERED SITE: THE HOME AND STUDIOS OF BROOKS AND PARK

Renowned artists Brooks and Park lived and worked in Springs along with friends Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner and the groundbreaking art community of abstract expressionists. Today, a dedicated group is working with the Town to save their house and studios as a cultural and environmental center. Time is running out on building preservation but not the spirit of these two pioneering artists. (LTV Archive, produced 2017)

View of Brooks Studio through the oak and beech forest, around 2020-21.

Brooks Studio, north elevation, around 2020-21. Photo by Marietta Gavaris.

Brooks Studio interior, around 2014. Photo by Gary Mamay.

Brooks Studio, detail of east elevation and storage addition, around 2019-20.

Brooks Studio, north elevation, around 2018. Photo by Peconic Historic Preservation.

Brooks Studio entrance, southwest elevation, 2021. Photo by Marietta Gavaris.

Brooks-Park residence, north elevation (front), around 2021.

Brooks-Park residence, south elevation (back), around autumn 2018-19.

Brooks-Park residence, south elevation (back), before 2020.

Brooks-Park residence interior, living room, around 2018. Photo by Marietta Gavaris.

Brooks-Park residence, north elevation (front entrance area), before 2018-20.

Park Studio, south elevation (front entrance), before 2018.

Park Studio, north elevation, around 2019-2020.

Park Studio, north elevation, around 2019-20.

Brooks-Park guest cottage, east elevation, before 2018-19.

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Brooks-Park Home & Studios

128 Neck Path (near Eastside Court), East Hampton, NY 11937, USA

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Charlotte Park & James Brooks: Of This Place

Visit the exhibition of works by Charlotte Park and James Brooks at the Leiber Museum, on view through 5th October 2025.

Join us on Sunday, August 24, 4pm, as Helen A. Harrison will trace the history of James Brooks and Charlotte Park’s East End home and studios.

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