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Does bad behavior trump genius in art?
Or vice versa? A story is told about the conductor Daniel Barenboim, who decided to conduct a piece from Wagner’s “Tristan and Isolde” in Israel . . . more
Chris James and Annie Mark open the musical festival at the Long Beach Public Library on Friday.
A little bit of country in Long Beach
The Long Beach Public Library is the setting for a weekend of family fun, beginning Nov. 8. The sounds of country music will be heard all weekend-long, concluding with a family fun day on Nov. 10. more
A scene from the Bronx Opera's "La boheme."
Bronx Opera Company visits Long Island with La boheme this weekend
It's a weekend of musical delights, as the venerable Bronx Opera visits the area with Puccini's classic opera and Long Beach swings to tunes from the Great American Songbook at the annual Cabaret Festival. more
Gifford Beal’s “Elevated, Columbus Avenue, New York,” 1916 is among the many celebrated paintings included in the “Artists in America” exhibition at Nassau County Museum of Art.
Long Island's art scene
As winter rolls onward, chase away those January doldrums and warm the soul by exploring some of the many art offerings in the area. Local museums offer a wide range of exhibits. Here’s a … more
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Alice Laukaitis, of Lynbrook, admired pastels.
Artists canvassing the neighborhood
The St. Raymond’s Art Club hosted an Art Exhibit on Sat., Sept. 29 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Sun., Sept. 30 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Professional and amateur oils, pastels, acrylic, … more
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The St. Raymond’s Art Club has seen tremendous growth in recent years. Members like Hilda Klinger can choose the projects they want to work on.
Feeling artistic in East Rockaway
Tuesday is some East Rockaway residents’ favorite day of the week, because that’s when the St. Raymond’s Art Club meets. Five years ago, Trudy … more
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Cabaret star Marilyn Maye performs in Long Beach on Saturday.
Cabaret makes a splash in Long Beach this weekend
The sounds of the Great American Songbook can be heard in Long Beach throughout the weekend. Families will enjoy Bug Bonanza, Long Island' Children's Museum's annual bug-fest, while those looking for a spring stroll can explore Muttntown Preserve on an "Early Bird Walk." more
Kathleen Mahoney said that her favorite style of painting is “non-representational abstract.” She will be showing some of her pieces at the Woodmere Garden Art Gallery.
Color her busy: East Rockaway resident vows to paint 52 works in as many weeks
The process of converting a blank canvas into a work of art is no easy feat, especially for someone who works and has a child. From conceptualizing and idea, to dedicating hours to work on the idea, … more
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Gilda De Lio stands by one of her works of art inspired by real-life events.
Paintings worth a thousand words
By Clarissa Hamlin chamlin@liherald.com Artists are born, possessing a natural ability that lies deep within them selves to create art, said Gilda De Lio, of East Rockaway. “It’s … more
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Experience dance in many variations, one of many art forms represented at this year’s Long Island Fringe Festival.
‘Fringe Force 3’ brings the region’s arts scene together
On the heels of the New York International Fringe Festival, Long Islanders are treated their own multi-arts extravaganza when the region’s top artists and performers converge on the grounds of C.W. Post’s School of Visual and Performing Arts during the weekend of Sept. 9-11. more
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