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Catalog cover photo by Charlie Engman, Mom Holding Peaches, 2014.
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            Catalog cover photo by Charlie Engman, Mom Holding Peaches, 2014.
 
            Khadija Saye, wet plate collodion tintype from "Dwelling: in this space we breathe" series
February is Black History Month. This month we celebrate the exceptional impact that Black members of our community have had on our collective culture and history.
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            Photo by Lisa Fox
Happy 4th of July! Here are some of my shots of fireworks from our local Canada Day festivities
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            4 Generations
In honor of Mothers Day having been this past weekend, I decided to share one of my favorite family pictures depicting my maternal lineage. That fuzzy potato on my grandma Pauline's lap is me and on either side are my great grandma Pearl and my Mama. I thank them for their lessons, patience, grace under challenging circumstances and funky style.
For the last couple of weeks, I've been visiting Mom and Dad on Long Island. So, between the impossible array of events and get togethers that come up when one goes back home for any amount of time, I've managed to squeeze in a mini visit here and there of some of my old stomping grounds and discover new spots, as well. Of course, several of these outings involved catching some great art exhibitions.
Here are some shots from my recent adventures. They include photos of downtown Huntington, the local tulip festival, an opening reception for Stanko's Happy Trails at the Ripe Gallery, an exhibition of Long Island's most talented high school artists at the Heckscher Museum, and both the Kenny Scharf exhibition and the Glamorous Graffiti exhibition at the Nassau County Museum of Art.
 
            Heckscher Pond, Huntington, New York
 
            Downtown Huntington
 
            Downtown Huntington
 
            Downtown Huntington
 
            16th Annual Huntington Tulip Festival
 
            Huntington Tulip Festival, Heckscher Park
 
            Opening Reception, Stanko's Happy Trails, Ripe Art Gallery
 
             
            Heckscher Museum
 
            Long Island's Best Young Artists at Heckscher Museum
 
            Meagan McClinchey, Inner Demons, Digital Photograph
 
            Natalia Bermeo, Pachamama, Pastel
Shaina Tabak, Rock Paper Scissors, Acrylic on canvas
 
            Blair Rohan, Family Dinner, Digital photograph
 
            Long Island's Best Alumni Exhibition, Heckscher Museum
Grounds of Nassau County Museum of Art
 
            Grounds of Nassau County Museum of Art
 
            work by Kenny Scharf, Nassau County Museum of Art
 
            works by Kenny Scharf, Nassau County Museum of Art
 
            work by Kenny Scharf, Nassau County Museum of Art
 
            work by Kenny Scharf, Nassau County Museum of Art
 
            Kenny Scharf, Pop Renaissance, Nassau County Museum of Art
 
            Kenny Scharf, close up of Pop Renaissance, Nassau County Museum of Art
 
            Jean-Michel Basquiat, Third Street, 1984
 
            work by Lee Quiñones
 
            CRASH, Graffiti Painting
 
            Keith Haring, Red and Black Painting, 1983
 
            Futura, Untitled, 1986
 
            Futura, Spiral Finish, 1984
 
            We had a wonderful time at the opening reception last night. What a fantastic turnout! It's great to see so many art enthusiasts, especially on such a chilly night. Thanks to everyone that was able to make it.
 
            Who knew? Carolers like art, too!
The participating artists were Jacques Albert, Andre Kan, Melissa Espina, Brenda Clews, Judy McKenna, Donna Gordon, Musa Musa, Choi Ka-Eun Jane Hur, David Cumming, Earl Elowsky, Gail Gregory, Nola McConnan, Nazli Nahidi, Vashty Hawkins, Kathy Vatcher, Carol Steinberg, David Brandy, Felicity Somerset, Anthony Smerek, Reuben Looyenga, Ann Somers, Shyla Tibando, Jennifer Hosein, Amy Siegel, Lisa Fox, Michaela Nessim, Colin Asuncion, Reuben Looyenga, Norman Allan
 
             
            And, here is my work.
