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N. Jay Jaffee’s Long Island Sound from Caumsett (1990) — a gift of Paula W. Hackeling — is an example of landscape photography that follows a formula used in early 17th century paintings.
Lay of the land: Eyes on nature
Since the invention of the camera, photographers have been enthralled by interpreting the natural world. We (viewers), in turn, are captivated by what their cameras reveal. As we spring forward, we’re all eager to enjoy the landscape as it emerges from its winter “hibernation.” It’s the subject of Heckscher Museum of Art’s current exhibition, “Viewfinders: Photographers Frame Nature,” on display through April 16. more
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Eighth-grader Sudan Belvanis, above, said her drawing represents a need to cherish the environment.
South Valley Stream student promotes peace through art
Valley Stream South High School 8th grader Sudan Belvanis had her artwork selected by a panel of judges to be featured in the Shanti Fund 2023 Peace Art Calendar earlier this year. Her … more
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Former 'Daily Show' host Trevor Noah comes to the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts on Tuesday, March 7 at 8 p.m. Tickets start at $95, and are available at TillesCenter.org or Ticketmaster.com.
When news broke, Trevor Noah fixed it
Who is Trevor Noah? That was the collective cry across those audiences who loved mixing comedy with news — especially those who tuned into Jon Stewart every night on Comedy Central for “The Daily Show.” more
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Johanna Mathieson-Ellmer is the Herald’s Person of the Year.
Johanna Mathieson-Ellmer is the Long Beach Herald's Person of the Year
One afternoon in the spring of 1958, Thomas Mathieson gathered his family in their Brooklyn home and told them, “We’re going to take a ride.” That family included a young aspiring … more
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Need a boost? Celebrate your micro-joys.
Last week I wrote about the midterm elections, which may or may not be resolved by the time you read this. I acknowledged . . . more
Members of the Arts Council and government officials helped cut the ribbon before opening the doors of the new building.
A new home for S.C. arts council
It was all art, smiles and music at the ribbon-cutting for the new Sea Cliff Council for the Arts building. Residents, artists, lovers of the arts and local politicians gathered on Sept. 30 to … more
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Student artists from the Valley Stream Recreation Department’s Adult Art Class, taught by Matt Khan, showcased their artwork last Friday at the village’s Community Center’s Burgundy Room.
Village art students showcase their best
A lively crowd of art lovers and village dignitaries gathered at the Community Center’s Burgundy Room turned art gallery reception last Friday. On display was the artwork of nearly a dozen … more
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"Around the World in 15 Days" served as the theme of this year's Summer Academy of the Performing Arts.
The Freeport Schools Summer Arts Academy goes around the world
Instruments blared and unique artwork was displayed as the Freeport School District hosted its annual Summer Festival of the Arts live in the Freeport High School Performing Arts Center. more
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Scott Jackson Wiley, Conductor of the South Shore Symphony, starts the concert at 7:30 PM on June 5th, 2022.
South Shore Symphony comes to St. Agnes
St. Agnes Cathedral welcomed the South Shore Symphony on June 4 for a night of classical music. more
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Susanne Corbelletta studied with Alma Gallanos Stevenson at the Stevenson Academy of Traditional Painting in Sea Cliff in the early 2000’s.
Artist brings bucolic beach paintings to S.C.
In her long career, Susanne Corbelletta has painted in many mediums, from still lifes to portraits and even action shots of the Coast Guard. Now, 15 of her landscape pieces will be on display at the … more
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