Welcome to the Art Dept

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"My contribution to the world is my ability to draw.

I will draw as much as I can for as many people as I can for as  long as I can.
 
Drawing is still basically the same as it has been since prehistoric times.
 
It brings together man and the world. It lives through magic".
 
                                                                                                                                                  - KEITH HARING -
 
 

 
art news  
 

 
Congratulations!
to
Danielle Pastore, Zohal Taj,
Roslin Rivas, and Bianca Santana 
 for winning awards for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in the
Floral Park Women's League's Annual Art Competition.
 
 
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Congratulations!
to
 Kelsey Moran
for becoming the Grand Prize Winner in Speedballs "Imprint on the World" contest  
 
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Kelsey Moran and Teacher Mrs.Kerschman 

 
Congratulations!
to
 
Skylar Shimansky, Amanda Rivera and Asia Lawrence
for having their work exhibited at the Go APE Art Show.
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                                                                                                  Amanda Rivera                                             Asia Lawrence 
 
Skylar Shimansky was recognized for her sculpture
with the "Awards of Excellence in Sculpture".
 
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All the winners and artwork can be viewed at this link: 
http://myemail.constantcontact.com/Art-League-of-LI-News.html?soid=1102285885141&aid=ntCgAU6U9U4
 
 

 
Congratulations!
to 
Danielle Pastore  
 
for her "Awards of Excellence" in the "Nightmare on Main St." Art Exhibition,
held by the Huntington Art Council
 
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Congratulations!
to
 
Sergio Molina and Nathalie Fleurimond
For  having their photos published as finalists in the 
2012 Spring Photography Forum Magazine Contest, 
Best of College Photography
 
 
sergio molina        Nathalie Fleurimond
 Sergio Molina                                                                Nathalie Fleurimond

 
 
Congratulations!
to
Alana Lindsay and Patricia Florvil

Over the past four years Adelphi University had created partnerships with local high school art programs by extending unique art program opportunities to high school students. Sewanhaka High School’s Art Department has taken this opportunity to send a number art students to their campus to experience life-drawing classes. This past year, Adelphi University began offering high school student the opportunity to experience a sculpture classes. Alana Lindsay and Patricia Florvil, seniors at Sewanhaka High School, jumped at the chance to enroll themselves in the course. The students spent ten weekends at the university creating unique sculpture, using various techniques taught to them by college level professors. The two students also had their work exhibited during the closing reception, Monday December 17th at Adelphi University’s Art Gallery.

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                                                                      Alana Lindsay                                                                                      Patricia Florvil