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Patchogue Arts Gallery & Office
20 Terry St., Suite 116
Patchogue, NY 11772
631-627-8686
info@patchoguearts.org
Gallery Hours:
Thurs./Fri. 2:00-7:30 PM
Sat./Sun. 1:00-5:00 PM 
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Greetings!
Please note that only artists accepted for exhibition will be notified and that submitting work does not guarantee a solo exhibition in either satellite gallery or inclusion in an exhibition at the Patchogue Arts Gallery. Submissions that meet the guidelines noted below will be kept on file for one year. Please see below for submission guidelines.
Happy New Year, The Patchogue Arts Council Board of Trustees
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BEYOND PAINTING featuring Robert Carioscia, Maureen Palmieri, Alexander Percy, Ted Stamatelos, and Felicitas Wetter
On exhibit at the Patchogue Arts Gallery 20 Terry St., Patchogue January 10 - February 21 Reception: Saturday, January 17 from 5:00-7:00 PM
Since the 1400's when painters first stretched fabric over a wood frame the favorite format for paintings has been a rectangle. In the early days of the 20th century some artists stopped seeing that rectangle as a window to look through. Illusion became allusion, RE-presentation became PRESENT-ation as artists sought to make art more real through the manipulation of materials on a rectangular surface.
The five artists in Beyond Painting each begin with a traditional rectangular format. Each one has found a personal way of building a tactile surface.
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INNATE EXPRESSIONS: CAITLYN SHEA
On exhibit at the PAC Members Gallery in January 11 - February 22 Reception: Sunday, January 25 from 2:00-4:00 PM
Caitlyn Shea is fascinated by the anatomy, color, and structure of animal forms and their fleeting nature. By using acrylic paint, spray paint, and charcoal, the artist is able to express and defy the boundaries of the body. Her paintings conjure ideas of the sublime and offer a sense of joy through observing the boundless form. While colors reflect the allure of the natural world, Shea notes their underlying chaos and experimental sensibility.
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Call for Artists for 2015 PAC Exhibitions
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*All interested parties that disregard the following criteria will not be considered.
Lobby Gallery at the Patchogue TheatreThe Lobby Gallery at the Patchogue Theatre presents six solo exhibitions per year and is open to all artists wishing to exhibit. The Visual Arts Committee reviews all submissions. Submission Details & Guidelines- Email submissions to info@patchoguearts.org
- Subject line should include: LobbyGallery2015Submission_ArtistName
- Submissions must include 5 - 10 jpg images no larger than 1724 pixels
- Only two dimensional work will be accepted
- Submissions must include a CV & artist statement
- All files should be labeled with the artist's name and title of work
- Ex: YourName_titleofwork.jpg
- Please submit only completed work, no works-in-progress
- All work must be ready to hang
PAC Members Gallery at RoastThe PAC Members Gallery at Roast presents six solo exhibitions per year and is open only to PAC Members. Members of the Patchogue Arts Council are given six-week long solo exhibitions at the discretion of PAC and Roast. A light reception is held the first Sunday after opening from 2:00 - 4:00 PM. Applications for membership are available at patchoguearts.org/membership.
Submission Details & Guidelines- Email submissions to info@patchoguearts.org
- Subject line should include: RoastGallery2015Submission_ArtistName
- Submissions must include 5 - 10 jpg images no larger than 1724 pixels
- Only two dimensional work will be accepted
- Submissions must include a CV & artist statement
- All files should be labeled with the artist's name and title of work
- Ex: YourName_titleofwork.jpg
- Please submit only completed work, no works-in-progress
- All work must be ready to hang
- You MUST be a member of the Patchogue Arts Council
Patchogue Arts GalleryThe Patchogue Art Gallery is the main exhibition space for the Patchogue Arts Council, a 501(c)(3) not-for profit corporation dedicated to encouraging, promoting, and supporting the arts. The gallery features five curated exhibitions a year along with an Annual Juried Members Exhibition held in the summer (please note a separate call for artists will go out as the Annual Juried Members Exhibition approaches). Images will be kept on file for PAC curators and guest curators to review for future exhibitions. Submission Details & Guidelines- Email submissions to info@patchoguearts.org
- Subject line should include: PACGallery2015Submission_ArtistName
- Submissions must include 5 - 10 jpg images no larger than 1724 pixels
- Two and three dimensional work will be accepted
- Submissions must include a CV & artist statement
- All files should be labeled with the artist's name and title of work
- Ex: YourName_titleofwork.jpg
- Please submit only completed work, no works-in-progress
- All work must be ready to hang
- You MUST be a member of the Patchogue Arts Council
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The Patchogue Sketch Club
The PAC Sketch Club was created for the purpose of getting people together to discover the value of sketching. Read More
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Bridges to Justice Memoir-Writing Workshop
This free weekly workshop is presented by PAC and Herstory Writer's Workshop. No writing experience is necessary. Read More
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PAC Photographers Group
This membership group is dedicated to beginner, advanced, amateur, and professional photographers to foster growth and learning of the art of photography. Read More
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Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts (PTPA)
71 E. Main St., Patchogue, 631-207-1313
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Photo Credit: Walter Petrule |
January 10 at 8:00 PM
January 28 & 29; Various Times
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Plaza Cinema & Media Arts Center
20 Terry St., Patchogue, 631-438-0083
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 "Performing Arts in Cinema" 
*Sundays at 10:30 AM *Tuesdays at 6:30 PM
For an additional cost, the Sunday morning screenings feature brunch by Goldberg's Famous Bagels and a mimosa, wine, or beer from The Plaza's Blue Velvet Lounge; the Tuesday evening screenings feature a cheese platter from The Cheese Patch to pair with select wines or beers from The Plaza's Blue Velvet Lounge.
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50 Irish Lane, E. Islip, 631-224-5402
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SPECIAL RECEPTION PERFORMANCE
February 8 from 1:00-4:00 PM
John Cino, President of the Patchogue Arts Council and Co-Curator of Remembering Things Past, was a recipient of the 2014 Long Island Individual Creative Artist Grant for Song Wave. Song Wave incorporates recorded soundtracks that explore the recognition of coherent sound out of random noise through music, speech, and animal calls. During the reception on February 8, Song Wave will run continuous loops of selected pieces from his December 29, 2014 performance, Common Ground, including "River Voices" in which speakers in multiple languages will have their voices blended to create the sound of water flowing in a river; above the babble recognizable speech in each of the languages will be heard.
*Funding for Song Wave was made in part by a grant from the Decentralization Program, a re-grant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature and is administered by The Huntington Arts Council, Inc.
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Curated by John Cino & Jay Schuck
January 18 - March 29, 2015
Reception: February 8 from 1:00-4:00 PM
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Remembering Things Past features foreign-born artists working in America. The artists in this exhibition all came to America at different stages in their lives and incorporate past interests, memories, and experiences of their home country into their artwork. The variety of their forms and subject matter reflect the uniqueness of their experiences. Remembering Things Past is an expansion of an exhibition perviously on display at the Patchogue Arts Gallery.
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Alexander Percy: The Texture of Color
Curated by Jay Schuck
January 18 - March 29, 2015
Reception: February 8 from 1:00-4:00 PM
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In support of emerging artists, the Islip Art Museum's gift shop will feature a series of paintings by Alexander Percy. Alexander Percy creates textured surfaces through layers of paint that builds up on the canvas. His paintings focus on the materiality of paint, subsequent forms, and expression through color.
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Local Happenings & Opportunities
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The Huntington Council is seeking a full-time Executive Director to lead the organization. For more information visit the position's posting at jobbank.artusa.org or contact the Huntington Arts Council at 631-271-8423. |
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