Jerry Schwabe
p: 631.907.1255 f: 631.907.1256 jerry@jerryschwabe.com www.jerryschwabe.com Jerry’s art career began with sculpture and pottery and now includes watercolors and oil painting. He has studied at the National Academy School of Fine Arts, New School University, Art Student’s League, School of Visual Arts, Victor D’Amico Institute, Amagansett Applied Arts and the Golden Eagle. His sculptures and/or paintings have been exhibited at the former Siena Spirituality Center in Water Mill, NY, the Art Auction at the Queen of the Rosary Church in …
Joan Santos
East Hampton, NY h. 631.329.2174 h. 516.378.8452 c. 516.551.4409 brushes2@aol.com Painter, Photographer, and Educator Joan has always been involved with painting and photography and after formal studies; she began a teaching career that lasted for many years. She owned a retail business called Brushes in the 1980’s on Martha’s Vineyard, airbrushing original designs on clothing. Her style of painting is realistic with an emphasis on pattern and color, and her travels have opened up her photography to include informal portraits. …
Gene Samuelson *
Studio: 631-267-3055 Cell: 631-901-2979 www.genesamuelsonart.com genesamuelson@optonline.net Amagansett resident Gene Samuelson’s carefully observed renderings of beaches, homes and gardens capture the essence of what makes the East End so special to artists and viewers alike. He creates plein air landscapes as well as portraits of houses and gardens in watercolor, ink and pencil. His work varies from delicate and subdued to lush and vivacious. In addition to making art for his own pleasure and for exhibition, Gene creates garden and house …
Allen Parsons
I am interested in creating structures. Although my structures try to achieve permanence, solidity and invulnerability, they fail. My structures and all man’s structures fail when confronted with the powerful cosmic natural elements. What remains is a flawed, sometimes beautiful attempt at survival. My structures also have an emotional internal animus resulting from the attempt to withstand and survive time and the elements. Altered, aged, bent, broken, they still survive. Most of my pieces are made from moist, plastic, primordial …
Deborah Palmer
3745 Col. Vanderhorst Circle, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29466 843.881.6490 PO Box 34, Sag Harbor, NY 11963 631.725.0027 dfpdesign@aol.com www.deborahpalmerfineart.comAn émigré to the Charleston area from Pelham, NY in 2000, Deborah Palmer is a Long Islander, born and bred. She currently divides her year between Mt. Pleasant, SC and Sag Harbor, NY and devotes full time to her oil painting. She studied drawing and painting at Skidmore College where she earned her undergraduate degree in Fine Arts. …
Mary Milne (P)
t: 631.324.7823 milnedesigns@gmail.com www.marymilneglassart.comMary Milne, a glass artist, works in both stained glass and warm (kiln formed) glass in her Springs studio. She has studied glass art at Pratt Institute and Urban Glass, both in Brooklyn, and has been actively involved in the medium for the past eight years, producing both landscapes and abstract designs. At Urban she studied under Erica Rosenfeld and most recently Roger Thomas. Her work is both two dimensional and sculpted.Mary is a graduate of the …
Joanna McCarthy
t. 631.537.2566 joanna@joannamccarthy.comJoanna McCarthy’s career as an editorial and fine art photographer began in New York where she was a model with the Ford and Wilhelmina agencies and was photographed by photographers such as Irving Penn, Hiro, and Saul Leiter; in the early 1970’s she studied acting with Robert X. Modica at Carnegie Hall. She began photographing during her modeling career, and quickly gained attention as her photographs began appearing in Forbes, New York, Outside and Popular Photography magazines; her …
Lynn Martell
[Show slideshow] Lynn Martell Lynn Martell is a fine artist who paints in oil and watercolor. During the past few years the East End landscape has dominated her work. Lynn’s father, born on the island of Elba off the western coast of Italy, was a fabric dyer and finisher developing color formulas. Lynn spent time in the dye house where her father taught her the complexities of color essentials and value tones. Lynn studied charcoal and pastel drawing and watercolor …
Joel Lefkowitz
t: 631.329.7348631.329.7348 Joel.Lefkowitz@Baruch.cuny.edu [Show slideshow]
Anna G. Franklin
As a native Italian, Anna Di Turi Franklin carries with her the love of all arts and the appreciation of their evolution in time. She cherishes this heritage that has inclined her to engage actively in painting. Since residing on the East End of Long Island, it is the beauty that surrounds her there that inspires her to paint. She is passionate about her painting and, executing what moves her, may take many forms. She is equally at home with …
Angela Flood
lilly11967@yahoo.comAngela Flood is a local Long Island artist. I have a degree in fine arts and interior design In the early 90’s I exhibited year round at Artist Gallery on Main Street in Greenport, L.I. In the late 90’s I was on the art committee for Brookhaven Town “Gallery on the Hill” in Farmingville. At that time I also was chairperson for the “Abstract Art Exhibit” for Brookhaven Town, “Gallery on the Hill” 97-98. Since then I have exhibited in many places. …
Anna Falco-Lane
EH: 631.324.6521631.324.6521 NYC: 917.859.6527917.859.6527afalcolane@gmail.com Also on Facebook Anna Falco-Lane works as both a painter and a sculptor. Her sculptural work, in stone and terra cotta, reveals an evocative use of space and light. Her process is organic and instinctual allowing her to “get to know the stone”, culminating in strong and architectural but, at the same time, soft and sensuous sculptures that have significant presence. Falco-Lane’s acrylic paintings are gestural abstractions. She constructs compositions of multiple layers. Sometimes using a palette …
Bernice Faegenburg
neicy@optonline.netHaving studied with several Asian teachers, Bernice Faegenburg produces work that is a combination of Eastern and Western influences. Her most familiar paintings take the shape of a fan and are done as large triptychs. The images within might include Japanese brush painting, collage, silk-screen printing or other media. Ms. Faegenburg is always studying new techniques and learning more ways to express herself visually. Ms. Faegenburg received a Masters Degree in Art from C.W. Post College in Brookville, New York …
Lance Corey
Lance Corey 10 Windwood Court Westhampton, NY 11977 914 584-3257 rlancecorey@aol.com Being Irish, Iroquois, and French Canadian: My values, my life-long love of history and learning; my politics, and my willingness to speak truth to power… these compel my art. A child of Merrick, LI; A graduate of Mepham High School; Running track and body surfing, playing baseball, ice hockey, rugby and boxing; having been a Lifeguard and a broiler-man; artists’ model, bouncer, housecleaner/painter; gas station attendant and real estate agent; …
Michael Cardacino
Michael Cardacino is a contemporary artist working and living in the Springs hamlet of East Hampton, NY. His art is realized in sculpture, utilizing a wide range of materials, including stone, glass, metal and plastics, installations, works on paper and video. Michael Cardacino’s work invites a conversation with viewers as it points to universal topics that are cause for suffering and conflict in the world. 9 Bon Pinck Way East Hampton, NY 11937 tel: (631) 324-6441 cell: (917) 681-6833 …
Rosalind Brenner
Rosalind Brenner creates paintings, collage, poetry and stained glass in her Springs studio. She uses color passionately, calling on the viewer to travel her art, capturing our attention with a figure nearly obscured but present, or a passage of landscape, to beckon us further into the depth of the work.Her abstractions are sprinkled with alphabets and recognizable objects. She uses the in and out of broken line and space to further the illusion of falling into a new world, one …
Barbara Bilotta
“I believe the language of form remains the key to unlocking the magic of art” Barbara was born in New York and attended the Stony Brook University Arts Program. She considers herself an abstract impressionist, using the flow of colors and their relationship to trigger the imagination. Her work has been described as Vibrant, Passionate and Energetic. She now dedicates herself solely to her work throughout various galleries nationally. Affiliations: Crazy Monkey Gallery, Amagansett NY Art League of …
Laura Benjamin
t: 917.370.6050917.370.6050 www.LauraBenjaminArt.com laurasart@aol.com I was born in New York City in 1945. In 1967 I received a Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts from the American University in Washington D.C. and in 1972, a Master’s Degree in Art Education from New York University. In 1983 while on sabbatical from teaching, I received an Associate’s Degree in Textile Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology. In New York I also studied at The Art Student’s League, The Parson’s School of Design. …
Beth Barry
Beth Barry 241 West 23rd Street #7A, New York, NY 10011 Beth@BethBarry.com www.BethBarry.com 2017 “Scapes”, Gallery 35, NY “Plein- Air Revisited”, Liquid Art House, solo show, Boston, MA Ashawagh Hall, East Hampton Artist Alliance, East Hampton, NY Masterworks Museum, Bermuda 2016 M2L Gallery, Boston, MA Coupelovous Family Museum, Athens, Greece Affordable Art Fair, NYC Guild Hall Members Show, East Hampton, NY “Made in New York”,Lavelanet, France “Off the Wall/On the Wall”, White Room Gallery, Bridgehampton, NY “Summer Show”, Judith Klein …
Ted Asnis
Sag Harbor NY 631-725-3594 tasnis@aol.com www.tedasnis.com MEDIUM: ACRYLICS ON CANVAS EDUCATION: UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE NEW YORK SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN After acquiring his BA in Arch. and doing post-graduate work at the at NYSID, Ted became one of the top architectural illustrators in the field. His work for Edward Durell Stone, Carleton Varney and other major designers appeared in House Beautiful, House & Garden, The New York Times and graced the cover of Interior …
Sheril Antonio
Sheril Antonio has been taking photographs since she was in her teens. Over the years she has worked with both analog and digital cameras and in 2009 her first published photographs appeared in conjunction with an article she wrote for Black Camera. Her work evolved while using cameras of convenience beginning with the Blackberry and for a time the lens became more focused on the study of color, design, texture, and lighting. She often works in series or themes; Distortions, …