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Jay Blondel, who works out of Alchemy Tattoo Arts in Bellmore and appeared on season four of “Ink Master” on Spike TV, recently took home several awards at the first-ever Providence Tattoo Arts Convention.
Bellmore’s ‘Ink Master’ scores success
A Bellmore tattoo artist who displayed his work in a TV reality series last spring has continued to rise to prominence. Jay Blondel, who has worked at Alchemy Tattoo Arts in North Bellmore since May … more
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Jacqueline, with film teacher Audrey Miller, was judged “the best of the best” by the Long Island Arts Alliance.
Oceanside filmmaker wins Scholar-Artist award
Oceanside High School senior Jacqueline Xerri won the 2014-15 Long Island Arts Alliance Scholar-Artist award. more
Cody Ray Slaughter shares the stage with Shawn Klush (not pictured) as Elvis.
Honoring the King
The iconic entertainer lives on a high-energy tribute to his life and career. more
Mia Barkan Clarke, a Merrick resident and artist, in her studio with the piece entitled “Freya Flowing Bifrost.”
Portrait of a Merrick artist and poet
“I’m really a dichotomous person living in one body,” said Mia Barkan Clarke, a Merokean who has been creating art for more than 20 years. Barkan Clarke recently presented an exhibition and poetry reading titled “Freya’s Tears” at the Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts gallery in Sayville. She has worked on the series since 2011 and is expected to publish the book of her drawings and poetry within the next few months. more
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Helen Harris, a 59-year resident of Valley Stream, has her mosaic artwork on display at the Waldinger Library in May.
Tiny windows into her soul
There’s a lot more to creating a mosaic piece of art than simply gluing down pieces of glass, Helene LaRossa Harris will tell you. It’s a detailed process which can requires weeks or even months just to finish one piece. more
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Does bad behavior trump genius in art?
Or vice versa? A story is told about the conductor Daniel Barenboim, who decided to conduct a piece from Wagner’s “Tristan and Isolde” in Israel . . . more
Students at the Meadowbrook Alternative Program in the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District recently took part in an artist-in-residence project with visual artist Jeffrey Schrier, right.
Central District students' sculptures look at pollution's impact
Students at the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District’s Meadowbrook Alternative Program recently worked with a world-renowned artist while learning about environmental issues. more
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Chris James and Annie Mark open the musical festival at the Long Beach Public Library on Friday.
A little bit of country in Long Beach
The Long Beach Public Library is the setting for a weekend of family fun, beginning Nov. 8. The sounds of country music will be heard all weekend-long, concluding with a family fun day on Nov. 10. more
A scene from the Bronx Opera's "La boheme."
Bronx Opera Company visits Long Island with La boheme this weekend
It's a weekend of musical delights, as the venerable Bronx Opera visits the area with Puccini's classic opera and Long Beach swings to tunes from the Great American Songbook at the annual Cabaret Festival. more
Gifford Beal’s “Elevated, Columbus Avenue, New York,” 1916 is among the many celebrated paintings included in the “Artists in America” exhibition at Nassau County Museum of Art.
Long Island's art scene
As winter rolls onward, chase away those January doldrums and warm the soul by exploring some of the many art offerings in the area. Local museums offer a wide range of exhibits. Here’s a … more
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