The White Room Gallery presents… VANTAGE POINT An art exhibit by Paul Balmer Dinesh Boaz Tanya Minhas Stephen Bezas Art lovers, this exhibit is for you! Come out and support the work of these four talented artists at The White Room Gallery.
This is the last weekend that this curated, juried art exhibit will be featured, so don’t miss out. Experience two-dimensional original works of art that explore how LGBTQ folks express pride on a day-to-day basis. Time: 7pm – 9pm
Dates: March 9th – March 30th from 10am – 4pm Get ready for April’s Earth Day by viewing the “Treasure That Trash” exhibit Educational and Cultural Center in the Stony Brook Village Center. Discover local artists who use recycled materials including plastics, glass and metals to create seascapes, landscapes and sculpture.
The First Friday concert series at Heckscher Museum of Art is inspired by the current exhibition, “Rivera and Beyond: Latin American Art.” On Friday, Jan. 4, New Argentina, a flute and guitar chamber music will perform.
A solo exhibit of new abstract paintings by artist Ellen Hallie Schiff. Process drive, her impluse of marks and use of materal properties converge into a resolution rather then harmoniousness, they become more about amorphous ever changing investigation. A Intuitive, colorful and gestural interplay.
An impressive and highly-curated collection by world-renowned Pop Art Icons Romero Britto, Peter Max, Jim Dine, Robert Rauschenberg and Roy Lichtenstein will be on exhibition and available for acquisition at a spectacular Fine Art Installation at the Walt Whitman Shops. The exhibition opens on November 11, 2017 and runs through November 19. Personal Appearances by Romero Britto: Saturday, November 18, 2017 from 6-8 pm and Sunday, November 19, 2017 from 2-4 pm. All artwork on exhibition and available for acquisition. RSVP’s requested: 866-900-6699 or pop@roadshowcompany.com. For more info, visit www.roadshowcompany.com
“New York, New York” art exhibit at the Nassau County Museum of Art, focuses on New York City from 1904-2009 with prints, oils, installations and includes an early horseless carriage on display. The exhibit is also followed by related art activities.
