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Just steps away from the Glen Head train station is Malloy’s studio, which boasts an impressive collection of salvaged materials from boatyards, junkyards and mechanic shops.
Sculptor welds old pieces into eclectic art
Concealed behind the guise of a green fence and a pale-yellow cabin, is the studio of Glen Head sculptor Thomas Malloy. Just steps away from the train station, Malloy’s salvage yard is a maze of … more
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Librarian, Barbara Spinelli from Freeport Memorial Library stood next to the display of her first exhibit that will be transferred to the Freeport Recreation Center for the month of August.
Recycled materials into artistic portraits
She spent the early part of last Friday afternoon meeting with Freeport Memorial Library patrons looking for new ways to spruce up their resumes and offer career counseling advice. Wrapping up for … more
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Glen Head resident Chuck Van Horn fingered through some prints of his Coast Guard paintings in his home studio.
Coast Guard art makes a splash in Glen Cove
For the next three months, the North Shore Historical Museum in Glen Cove will be home to a series of works from the Coast Guard Art Program, a national project that utilizes fine art as a tool to … more
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“Cleansing My Mind” by Hanah Leventhal, black and white charcoal on paper.
North Shore High School artists receive accolades
It’s hard to miss the entrance to North Shore High School’s art gallery, a space visible through paned glass windows that looks somewhat like a fishbowl. Its subjects, posed on white walls, hang … more
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Flying away on a literary magic carpet
I’m writing about books because my mother is dying and I can’t write about that. I know that my sense of myself, my personal latitude and longitude, are about to change in the coming weeks. more
Artist Barbara Karyo, center, instructed a group of residents on crocheting with plastic bags.
Sea Cliff artists, residents ‘reclaim the beach’
The wooden picnic table in the middle of K. DiResta Collective, painted an enchanting turquoise blue, boasted bins full of pipe cleaners, beads, markers, and fabric scraps. Among this collection … more
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East Meadow artist Karen L. Kirshner.
East Meadow artist a finalist in Long Island Museum competition
East Meadow artist Karen L. Kirshner was chosen as a finalist in the Long Island Museum’s juried art competition “Animal Kingdom: From Tame to Wild” recently. more
Rockville Centre resident Neil Leinwohl rediscovered one of his first paintings after sifting through piles of artwork in his basement. This piece, called “Your Boy Is Home,” was inspired by his return from Vietnam, where Leinwohl spent a year in the Army.
RVC veteran puts thoughts to canvas
Down the stairs and around a corner in Rockville Centre resident Neil Leinwohl’s basement, a 4-by-6-foot painting hangs prominently on the left-side wall. “That’s called Last Laughs,” he said, eyeing the piece, which depicts oddly shaped creatures — weapons in hand — ready to fight. “It’s basically about the world today,” Leinwohl, 71, added softly. “People facing off against each other.” more
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One of Constantino’s older pieces, titled ‘What’s Down There’ is also featured in the Freeport Recreation Center Artist Alcove throughout July.
Photographer captivates the streets through his camera lens
The Art Alcove at the Freeport Recreation center can be overlooked by many walking through the main lobby, but this month, Freeporters are stopping by to take a look at various pieces of “Street … more
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City Councilwoman Anissa Moore, clockwise, from left; Johanna Mathieson-Ellmer, executive director of Youth and Family Services; Naomi Diracles; Nassau County Legislator Denise Ford; Carrie Harris; her mother, Mary Mendoza; and Hedy Pagremanski at the Women in the Arts ceremony on March 24. Diracles, Mendoza and Pagremanski were presented with lifetime achievement awards for their work as artists and support for the arts.
Long Beach women in the arts
Artists in Partnership Inc. and Long Beach REACH teamed up to host the first annual Women in the Arts awards and recognition party and fundraiser at the Allegria Hotel on March 24. In observance … more
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