Little Gallery Meetings

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The Long Island Center of Photography conducts monthly meetings on the second Tuesday of each month.  Known as Little Gallery meetings, members present up to five photographs, and receive comments and critiques from participants.  Prior to the Little Gallery, a half-hour discussion takes place regarding aspects of photography.  Recent topics have included The Importance of the "Wow" Factor, a Spotlight on an Individual Member, the Work of Sebastiao Salgado, Portrait Photography, and the Importance of Formatting. 

 

Meetings are hybrid in nature, with some taking place at the Manhasset Friends Meeting House and others via Zoom.

 

Upcoming Little Galleries:

 

Tuesday, April 14, 2026 - 7:00 PM - Zoom   Discussion Topic: What's the Big Deal (Marc)

Tuesday, May 12, 2026 - 7:00 PM   - Zoom  Discussion Topic:  ​Life Magazine: If you were around, how did it affect you; how did it mold or change our culture? (Carolyn)

Tuesday, June 9 - 7:00 - Zoom - Discussion Topic: Photographer Spotlight (TBD)

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The LICP  also engages in special group activities to expose members to the works of great practitioners of the art of photography.  Some recent activities have included the 44th edition of The Photography Show presented by The Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD), Andy Warhol at Fotografiska, Diane Arbus at the Armory, and "Embracing the Parallax: Berenice Abbott and Elizabeth McCausland" at the Heckscher Museum of Art.

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LICP Board of Directors

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Marc Josloff - President

Carolyn Karsten - Co-Vice President

Howie Pohl - Co-Vice President

Linda Abrams - Director

Dan Panzenback - Director

Jeffrey Rothburd - Director

Susan Kozodoy Silkowitz - Director

Susan Tiffen - Director

 

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Randy Ilowite - Treasurer

Jeffrey Rothburd - Website Editor

Richard Froman - Social Media Programmer

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The Long Island Center of Photography participates in outstanding group exhibitions, which have garnered interest and admiration from visitors.  Displays from recent  exhibits are shown below:

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