The artists featured in ‘NEW’ include Khurshid Saleem, Marcia McNair, Westbury Arts Board Director and Curator Stan Turetsky, Carol Fisher-Rosenthal, Nolly Shavzin and Laffitte Wood.
Ed Shin
Artists of all genres and styles came together at Westbury Arts to participate in “NEW,” the center’s first exhibition of the new year.
The members-only art show explores what is new to the artists, their work, the medium, or whatever else the word “new” brings to their creative minds. Many of the artists’ friends and family joined the opening reception to celebrate the New Year and enjoy this display of the creative exploration of the word “NEW.”
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Barry Feuerstein featured his art at Westbury Arts’ ‘NEW’ exhibition.
Meagan J. Meehan with her Mixed Media art work, named ‘Dance of the Treasure Chest.’
Artist Nolly Shavzin stood with his wife, Jennifer Shavzin, and his art — a vibrant display of watercolor on canvas.
Carol Fisher-Rosenthal, a Westbury Arts member, was among the featured artists in ‘NEW.’
Stan Turetsky, Khurshid Saleem and Westbury Arts Board Member Ren Zelaya stood before Saleem’s Mixed Media art work on display, ‘Dimensional Beauty.’
The show features a varied selection of artwork, reflecting the diversity of Westbury Arts‘ membership. The exhibition is an opportunity to enjoy the innovative photography of Tim Roda, the whimsical assemblages of Meagan Meehan and the incredible realism of E. Laffite Woods. See the extraordinary jewelry made from everyday objects by Carol Fisher-Rosenthal, the healing landscape by Rocco N. Lanzilotta, and the engaging abstracts by internationally-known painter Khurshid Saleem.
Stan Turetsky and Westbury Arts Board Director Marcia McNair beamed in front of McNair’s art piece.
Laffitte Wood created an acrylic art piece, showcasing the diversity of mediums present at the Westbury Arts exhibition.
On display was Pat Forie’s Mixed Media art work named ‘morning.’ The exhibition, ‘NEW,’ allows artists to explore what’s new to them and their art work.
Westbury Arts Co-Vice President Rocco Lanzilotta with his piece, ‘New Snow on the Well Bridge,’ created with acrylic and crystals on canvas.
Stan Turetsky introduced all the member artists involved in ‘NEW.’
Scott and Lily Faucheux, husband and wife, joined the exhibition with Westbury Arts Executive Director Tiffany Blair.
Other artists whose works are featured in the exhibition include Tom Cabrera, Pat Forie, Barry Feuerstein, Andrea Gray, Marcia Odle McNair, Nichelle Rivers, and Nolly Shavzin.
The gallery is open for viewing on Thursdays from 12 to 4 p.m., Fridays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. until Jan. 31.
