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Edward Joseph
MIND THE GAP*DATABASE OF DREAMS ART OPENING
Laurette Kovary
Friday, February 11 · 7-8 PM
Bryant Library
2 Paper Mill Road - Roslyn, NY
Champagne reception celebrating current art show by Laurette Kovary.
8PM Spoken Word
by Noelle Renee.
The work of artist Laurette Kovary in solo exhibition at Bryant Library in Roslyn, Long Island. The show, featuring room-wrapping contemporary murals and distinctly unique individual images in smaller formats, is highlighted by a multimedia presentation born of a close collaboration with her daughter, poet Noel Kovary, who recited her collection entitled "What My Pillow Only Knows" while mom Laurette's images were projected on her pure white dress.
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Join Circle of Dance Repertory Co.Opening Evening Performance
Long Island Fringe Festival
Friday September 24
Tilles Center For the Performing Arts
Brookville, NY
Friday September 24
Tilles Center For the Performing Arts
Brookville, NY
For 29 years, Circle of Dance Repertory has been a leading modern
dance company and artistic force here on Long Island. This innovative
and relevant dance company presents the work of several unique
choreographers. Dancers and choreographers hail from troupes such as
Martha Graham, Alvin Ailey, Lar Lubovitch, The Parsons Dance Company,
Paul Taylor, Patricia Kenny Dance Collection and fresh from NYC's Broadway stages.
dance company and artistic force here on Long Island. This innovative
and relevant dance company presents the work of several unique
choreographers. Dancers and choreographers hail from troupes such as
Martha Graham, Alvin Ailey, Lar Lubovitch, The Parsons Dance Company,
Paul Taylor, Patricia Kenny Dance Collection and fresh from NYC's Broadway stages.
On September 24, 2010 as part of the opening evening of the Long
Island Fringe Festival, Circle of Dance will present an exciting
journey into the world of dance, music, lights and beautiful images.
Island Fringe Festival, Circle of Dance will present an exciting
journey into the world of dance, music, lights and beautiful images.
Choreographers, Patricia Kenny Reilly, Carl Paris, Kate Skarpetowska
Music, Zoe K, John Adams, Rene Aubrey, Philip Glass, Ravi Shankar
Dancers...Carolyn Cavuoto, Kelly Collins, Ja'hain Clark, Gabriel
Croom, Ashley Chandler, Erica DeJesus, Theresa DiLallo, Floryn Glass,
Alexandra Jennings, Desiree LeMay, Corinne Mele, Patricia Kenny
Reilly, Katie Miles, Kristen Lamb, Kelly McCormack
Elaine Lewis Music, Zoe K, John Adams, Rene Aubrey, Philip Glass, Ravi Shankar
Dancers...Carolyn Cavuoto, Kelly Collins, Ja'hain Clark, Gabriel
Croom, Ashley Chandler, Erica DeJesus, Theresa DiLallo, Floryn Glass,
Alexandra Jennings, Desiree LeMay, Corinne Mele, Patricia Kenny
Reilly, Katie Miles, Kristen Lamb, Kelly McCormack
Circle of Dance Repertory Co.
circl...@aol.com
(516) 759-1100 (631) 427-2360
http://www.circleofdance.org
With things so tough out there right now, I find a lot of friends
making life-changing decisions about their work.
I submit to you that this is a great time to take a leap of faith and
dust off that American Dream of yours.
Dreams are important ideas that come from deep inside.
They nudge us, and all too often we shove them aside.
With this in mind, I've started
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Open Call To Artists To Contribute
RAY JOHNSON AND A BOOK ABOUT DEATH TO TAKE PLACE:
OCT 31 - NOV 5 - 2010
S.A.L. GALLERY, HILLWOOD COMMONS
C.W. POST CAMPUS of LONG
ISLAND UNIVERSITY BROOKVILLE, NY 11548
Submit one 4x6 artwork in any media on the theme of death/life.
Please include the words “A BOOK ABOUT DEATH” on the front
and your name and your e-mail address/website URL on the back.
The work may be sent in an envelope for protection or mailed as a postcard.
Please include the words “A BOOK ABOUT DEATH” on the front
and your name and your e-mail address/website URL on the back.
The work may be sent in an envelope for protection or mailed as a postcard.
Submit a 4x6 artwork/card:
C/O PROF. JOAN HARRISONART DEPARTMENT
C.W. POST CAMPUSLONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY
720 NORTHERN BLVD.,BROOKVILLE, NY 11548
Also submit a 4x6 jpg of the image with your name and e-mail and or web URL to:
DesignDivaNY@gmail.com
You must submit both a physical work and a virtual one to be part of the project.
Every submitted piece will be posted to an on line exhibition blog at:-
Every submitted piece will be posted to an on line exhibition blog at:-
Deadline: October 15, 2010
THERE WILL BE A RECEPTION AND EVENTS SCHEDULED
DURING THE EXHIBIT. INFO WILL BE POSTED ON THE BLOG
http://www.rayjohnsonandabookaboutdeath.blogspot.com
DURING THE EXHIBIT. INFO WILL BE POSTED ON THE BLOG
http://www.rayjohnsonandabookaboutdeath.blogspot.com
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Island to Island
An exhibit of over 50 artists supporting the efforts of
"Doctors without Borders" in Haiti
Opening on Sat. Feb.20th
"Doctors without Borders" in Haiti
Opening on Sat. Feb.20th
Reception 7-10PM
In a show of unity artists have donated their works to raise funds
to support and provide relief for the survivors of the recent earthquake.
“Island to Island Haitian Relief through the Arts” will showcase unframed artworks, each of which can be owned
$40 donation to Doctors Without Borders.
Lois DiCosola, together with gallery owner, Don Mistretta, invites the public to be a part of this important benefit, by attending the opening reception for an exhibition of small works in a variety of media on February 20, 2010, 7-10 pm at The Mistretta Galleries, 435 Forest Avenue in Locust Valley.
The exhibition will run through Feb.28th.
Mistretta Galleries, 435 Forest Ave.Locust Valley NY 11560.
For gallery hours and more information
The Mistretta Galleries at 516-671-6070
"When the earthquake struck in Haiti on January 12th 2010 I felt deeply saddened. The Haitian people have had a long history of hardship and this was an event that simply decimated the country. I remembered that in May of 2002, the Museum of Modern Art installed a show called, Life of the City, and Exit Art sponsored Reactions, a global response to 9/11, both of which I participated in, as well as the Museum of the City of New York’s tribute. Various spontaneous artists benefits began to crop up around town for the purpose of helping families and the city after the 9/11 attack on the twin towers.
Mistretta Galleries 435 Forest Avenue Locust Valley, NY
Mistretta Galleries in Locust Valley is hosting a clothesline/ salon style art exhibit to aid in the Haitian earthquake recovery.In a show of unity artists have donated their works to raise funds
to support and provide relief for the survivors of the recent earthquake.
“Island to Island Haitian Relief through the Arts” will showcase unframed artworks, each of which can be owned
$40 donation to Doctors Without Borders.
Lois DiCosola, together with gallery owner, Don Mistretta, invites the public to be a part of this important benefit, by attending the opening reception for an exhibition of small works in a variety of media on February 20, 2010, 7-10 pm at The Mistretta Galleries, 435 Forest Avenue in Locust Valley.
The exhibition will run through Feb.28th.
Mistretta Galleries, 435 Forest Ave.Locust Valley NY 11560.
For gallery hours and more information
The Mistretta Galleries at 516-671-6070
"Island to Island" - Artists Benefit for Haiti -
Mistretta Galleries 435 Forest Avenue, Locust Valley, New York - 516 671- 6070
February 20th to the 28th 2010
Opening February 20th 2010- 7-10 pmFebruary 20th to the 28th 2010
"When the earthquake struck in Haiti on January 12th 2010 I felt deeply saddened. The Haitian people have had a long history of hardship and this was an event that simply decimated the country. I remembered that in May of 2002, the Museum of Modern Art installed a show called, Life of the City, and Exit Art sponsored Reactions, a global response to 9/11, both of which I participated in, as well as the Museum of the City of New York’s tribute. Various spontaneous artists benefits began to crop up around town for the purpose of helping families and the city after the 9/11 attack on the twin towers.
Union Square, across the street from my old 14th Street studio became flooded with artworks, posters and flowers-- it showed how artists could come together to show unity.
So, a few days after the earthquake, I felt the need to organize an artists benefit here on Long Island. I knew that the artists community was always there to help. I asked Don Mistretta if he would open his gallery for an exhibition of works that would be given to donors in exchange for a donation of $40.00 or more to Doctors Without Borders. I knew that Don held benefits in his gallery before- and that he was both generous and very experienced in these endeavors.
I looked through my work and found the drawing that now appears on the poster- it seemed to fit. The art works would be hung salon style--that is, unframed and clipped to the wall in clothesline fashion. Works flooded in and Don hung the show while Babe, his assistant, a beautiful black lab, kept him company.
I would like to thank Don Mistretta for his kindness in sponsoring and his availability and great effort towards the success of the show, Deb Kasimakis and Bob Goida for helping co-ordinate the exhibition and to all the artists who contributed their work for this benefit, as well as to everyone who had a part in this important event--
Lois Bock DiCosola February 20th, 2010" 
