Member News
Andrea Fortunoff
Andrea Fortunoff's photograph Dance the Floor was selected for The BIG Picture, an exhibition of large-format works at the Art League of Long Island in Dix Hills. The exhibit will be on display from March 28 to May 8, with a reception on May 8 from 1:00 to 3:00 PM. Her work will also appear at the Shelter Rock Art Gallery in Manhasset as part of the Pulse, Flow and Form multimedia exhibition from May 30 to July 7, with the art of Debra Hill and John Bell. A reception will take place on Sunday, May 31, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM.
More information below.
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Randy Ilowite
Susan Tiffen
Susan Tiffen will have three photos at the Manhasset Public Library starting in February.
America the Beautiful at The Manhasset Public Library
Reception: February 21, 2:00pm–4:00pm at the Community Room
Event Details:
Art Reception - "America the Beautiful" exhibition.
My photographs are scenes from Long Island - everyday scenes that show the beauty around us the people of the United States have created.
All are Archival Photographs framed to 11 x 14
Roslyn Reflections is a scene from Gerry Park in Roslyn.
Howie Pohl
Howie Pohl's photo Estee Lauder Building No.4, part of its Essence of Form exhibition at the Huntington Arts Council has found a new home, purchased by a visitor. Howie is the Virtual Rotating Artist for April on the website of the Babylon Council on the Arts (BACCA); the website contains his biography and ten of his favorite photos from 1986 to the present: Virtual Rotating Artist | BACCA. Three of his images were selected for the BIRDS! exhibit at the Fivesparks Gallery in Harvard MA April 18 to May 30, 2026. Two other photos were selected for the Behind the Lens show at the Wickford Art Association show in North Kingstown RI through April 12. His photo Tile Play is part of the Pareidolia - Recognizing what we wish to see exhibit at the Shadowboxx Gallery in Waukegan IL. Howie gave a virtual presentation about his photo to Zoom attendees. He is also presently part of the Landscapes 2026 online exhibit of the Hummingbird & Dragonfly exhibit
Estee Lauder Building No.4, Essence of Form, Huntington Arts Council
Marc Josloff
Marc Josloff is presenting a slide lecture at Molloy University (MILL 1), Rockville Centre. Title: “Driven to Abstraction” (Painting & Photography). Tuesday, April 14, 1:30-2:30pm. Note; attendance thru lecture series subscription.
The Art Guild/ "Earth Meets Sky” juried exhibition on view till April 25. 200 Pt Washington Blvd, Manhasset. Marc received 3rd prize for his watercolor painting “Tuscan Landscape.”
Lifesaver, Ireland, Driven to Abstraction, Molloy College
Tuscan Landscape
Judi Feinman
Judi Feinman's work was selected for FotoFoto Gallery's pin-up competition. It will be displayed May 7 - 30 at the gallery located at 14 Carver Street, Huntington NY. The reception will take place on May 9, 3:30 - 5:30 PM.
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Lady with White Scarf
Susan Kozodoy Silkowitz
Walking the Dog by Susan Kozodoy Silkowitz was selected for Conversations with Nature exhibition at the Mills Pond Gallery in St. James NY. The exhibit is on display March 28 through April 24, 2026. The reception took place on March 28.
Laura Toledo
Laura Toledo presents a series of solo exhibitions celebrating culture, color, and landscape across the Americas.
Her first exhibition, Caribbean Colors of Colombia, features vibrant photography from Cartagena. It will be on view at the Long Beach Library- West End Branch during the months of April and May. An opening reception will be held on May 13 from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. This exhibition will also be shown at the East Rockaway Library during the month of June.
In July and August, Laura will present a second solo exhibition at the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library, The Americas: A Tapestry of Land and Culture. This collection highlights landscapes and people from across the continent, including Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Cuba, and the United States. A reception for this exhibition will take place on July 11 from 1:00 to 3:00 PM.
LONG LIVE LONG ISLAND
A Landscape Photography Exhibit at St. Francis Hospital
The Long Live Long Island photography exhibition at St. Francis Hospital provides photographers with the opportunity to have their works displayed in the EP Hallway where it may "support emotional well‑being, reduce stress, and creates a sense of connection. {Their} contribution can genuinely make someone’s day brighter."
Seven members of the Long Island Center of Photography (LICP) - Tom D'Emic, Richard Froman, Marc Josloff, Daniel Kasle, Diane Luger, Alan Stein, and Susan Tiffen - were selected for the exhibit, which will be displayed through October 2026. Below are some of the LICP members' works from the exhibit.
Lily Pond at Cedarmere, Marc Josloff
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Gamecock Cottage, Susan Tiffen
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View of LI Sound, Diane Luger
First Snow, Daniel Kasle
Vineyard in the Fog, Alan Stein
Dick Lopez
Dick has been accepted into the School of Visual Arts (SVA) Artist Residency Program Lens and Screen Arts— From Generative AI to the Darkroom. It is from July 6 to August 2.
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