Colin Goldberg’s artworks are like surprises. Even when found expectantly on a gallery wall or in a virtual ...
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Pat Rogers is a freelance writer specializing in arts and culture on Long Island. When not going to art openings or interviewing actors or musicians, she’s looking for the next interesting story.
Showtime November 2011
Latino art takes over Nassau Museum of Art and leaping from nature at Stony Brook’s Staller Center
Spearheading Change
Pat Snyder and the rise of East End Arts
Contemplating Fundamental Mysteries
The widest scope in the art of Jason Paradis
Tied in “Nots”
Claire Watson is restless. The sculptor becomes intrigued with material, creates a body of work, and then moves ...
Connecting Through Collaboration
Pam Brown’s sculpture can be delicate. Thin sinews of metal entwine and become biomorphic. They reach to embrace ...
Reconsidering Nature and the Human Relationship
Regular visitors to the Heckscher Museum of Art are in for a surprise—there’s never been quite a show ...
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Yoo Geun Taek’s contemporary art may take viewers by surprise. The South Korean artist and research exchange professor ...
Artists Remember Sept 11
Galleries, museums and artists are remembering Sept 11 in exhibitions that span this weekend with most continuing to ...
Art from a Box
There’s something inspiring about a box. At least, East End Hospice thought so. They decided to run with ...
About the Sea
Art that captures rolling waves, peaceful contemplation, glinting moments and discovering “treasures” on the shore are all part ...
It’s the Idea, Not the Objects
The first thing to know about Richard Gachot’s art is that it’s not about the parts. Gachot creates ...