Register Now for Summer Art Adventure 2010
Last year more than 450 students registered for a summer of creativity! If your family has never participated in this fun-filled program, call the Art League to talk to our camp staff and check what is available this coming summer.
The complete Summer Art Adventure brochure is now available. Click the attachment below to download the brochure or call (631) 462-5400 x222 to order yours today!
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Now Exhibiting: Director's Cut
Get a preview of what art in the new decade may look like as the Art League of Long Island presents a talent showcase of top work from the art departments of Long Island’s colleges and universities.
Go Ape Advanced Placement Student Exhibition Opens March 19
For the third year in a row, the Art League is happy to present the “Go APE” Advanced Placement Exhibition.
Advanced Placement Art Students from high schools all over Long Island have the opportunity to display their works of art in a professional gallery setting. This is perhaps the first time in what may become their professional careers that these talented young artists will show their work.
NYC Museum Tours: 13th Annual SOFA - Park Avenue Armory
IT'S FUN, IT'S DIFFERENT, IT'S SOFA
Join us for the International Expo of Sculpture Objects and Functional Art (SOFA), the nation’s premier fair for outstanding contemporary decorative arts and design.
Art in the Park Fine Art & Craft Fair
The Art League's annual Fine Art & Craft Fair will take place once again at the lovely Heckscher Museum Park in Huntington on June 5 and 6. The fair will run from 10:00am - 5:00pm both days.
The Persistence of Tradition: Contemplating the Art League’s Recent Portrait Exhibition
Ten years ago, in his gallery talk, Carter Ratcliff, the juror of ALLI’s Long Island Art Exhibition, showed himself to be the very embodiment of the value-free observer of the art of our time. As opposed to critics who take the position that political or cultural values are more important than technique, Ratcliff takes no sides. In contrast to the likes of Clement Greenberg, he expounds no manifesto.
