DESIGNERS OF FINE FRAMING SINCE 1957
The Huntington Historical Society’s Soldiers and Sailors Memorial building was built as the town library in 1892. After the library moved to its current location at the other end of Main Street in 1958, the building, still owned by the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Association, was used by the Huntington school district. From 1969 on it became home to the Town Historian. In 2000, the Association donated the building to the Huntington Historical Society. The Society undertook an ambitious eight year restoration project and re-opened it as a museum in 2008.
The Heckscher Museum of Art creates opportunities for everyone to experience art that broadens our understanding of the past, fosters community connections to our present, and creates diverse possibilities for our future.
Eclipse of the Sun Now
On view Sept 26, 2026 - May 9, 2027
Alison Saar (b. 1956), Reapers, 2021, Linoleum cut on hand-dyed found sugar sacks, 15-3/4 x 23-1/4 in., The Heckscher Museum of Art, Museum Purchase, © Alison Saar.
The Calling Bell is a Tattoo Studio, Gallery, and Artist Collective, focused on bringing about an accessible space for creatives and artists looking for community. We host workshops, markets, local shows, and more! We offer our space to local artists to showcase their work, while creating a comfortable, unique atmosphere for our tattoo clients, bridging the worlds of Tattooing and Fine Art. Our Gallery exhibitions are free of charge and welcome to all ages of the public.
PAURA16 session artists are Jill Skelly (paper, paint), Mugel Cubillious (original music), Antonietta LiBardi (water color/drawing), Kiera McCourt (pottery/watercolor), Maria Misko (paper collage), Diane Palma (illustration / written word), and Kelly Smith (poetry / mixed media). Come and enjoy the work that was created during our last PAURA session and experience the diversity among the artists.
PAURA is about growing in your creative element to keep you open to expression and experiences. Each session is based on subjects that trigger a response for you to explore. The group of artists connects through their pieces and creative process. For more information, contact digho at info@dighoarts.com.
Huntington Historical Society’s History
and Decorative Arts
Museum at the Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Bldg
228 Main Street
digho at Len Marks Photography
376 New York Ave ~ dighoarts.com
digho is a full service art and design studio with a passion for supporting the arts. Teamed up with neighbor, Lenny Marks, of Len Marks Photography for a perfect space to showcase local art.
The Calling Bell ~ 51 Gibson Ave.
thecallingbell.co
Title: Heart and Soul by Melanie Berardicelli
Dates: September 8th - October 18th, 2026
Melanie's Statement: "How do you move on from the loss of a loved one? Devastated after the untimely passing of my older brother in 2020, I searched for answers to my questioning faith and comfort for my never-ending grief, and by fate stumbled upon Paul Koudounaris’s Heavenly Bodies: Cult Treasures and Spectacular Saints from the Catacombs. I was enthralled by the glittering Roman Martyr Catacomb Saints of the German-speaking countries; there lay the promise of heaven and an answer to honoring the dead, and I admired the nuns who clothed and bejeweled the skeletal remains of martyrs from 100 AD. Combining my love of anatomy and sculpture with the ornate, I hand-tailor, embroider, and bead costumes to adorn resin-cast skeletal écorchés, recreating twenty-four-inch saints. Through painting and embroidery, I reimagine these saints in life, restoring identity and re-christening them after heroic people I have known."
fotofoto gallery ~ 14 West Carver St.
Wendy's encaustic monotypes explore the tension between control and spontaneity, using encaustic wax and oil pigment. She is drawn to encaustic because of its physical presence—the smell and the translucency of the wax, its luminous surface, and the way each layer holds traces of what came before. These pieces reflect her love of our natural surroundings and the photographs taken during many hikes.
"Through encaustic monotype, I seek to create quiet, intuitive pieces that invite contemplation." Each work is one of a kind and impossible to duplicate.
HUNTINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY ~ 338 Main St.
Art Gallery and Youth Room
The Heckscher Museum of Art
2 Prime Ave. - heckscher.org
Cindy Sherman (b. 1954), Untitled Film Still #21, 1979, Gelatin silver print, 8 x 10 in. Art Bridges.
Encaustic Monotypes by Wendy Curtis
The Huntington Arts Council is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization which enriches the quality of life of Long Islanders with programs and services that address the needs and interests of artists, cultural organizations and the community.
Steve Caputo is a photographer and digital artist whose work explores the emotional resonance of the world around us, from landscapes to urban scenes and florals. Using both traditional photography and creative digital techniques, he transforms real moments into expressive works that reflect not only what he saw but also what he felt. His work is grounded in the belief that art creates meaningful connections between the artist, the image, and the viewer.
Glass Jewelry by Julianna Kirk
Julianna has been creating art all her life. She worked as an art teacher and artist throughout her adult career and since retirement has embraced her art making on an active gallery level.
She was educated in art throughout her undergraduate and post-graduate years and has developed a love for glass. It has become her primary medium. Her explorations with glass led to several offshoots. She has art pieces that are often seen in juried and invitational exhibits, pieces she designs for retail boutiques, and a line of fine jewelry pendants that are both uniquely attractive and affordable.
Original paintings and lithographs by Alyssa Denis
Alyssa Denis, also known as Mermammal, is a fantasy illustrator that lives and works in Huntington, New York. She has worked for New York times and Internationally best selling sci-fi, fantasy, and romance authors illustrating their book covers and creating character designs. She enjoys working in a variety of different mediums such as digital art, printmaking, and painting.
The goal of Alyssa's artwork is to transport the viewer into a fantasy world of her own creation and introduce them to some of her own original fantasy characters. Fantasy is an entire genre of imaginative fiction involving magic and adventure, especially in a setting other than the real world. The creative freedom of fantasy is endless and her characters can be anything she dreams them to be.
Rick Silva (b. 1977), Western Fronts: Cascade Siskiyou, Gold Butte, Grand Staircase-Escalante, and Bears Ears, 2018, video, 18 minutes, 32 seconds. Art Bridges. Image courtesy of the artist.
George Grosz (1893–1959), Eclipse of the Sun, 1926, Oil on canvas, 81-5/8 x 71-7/8 in., The Heckscher Museum of Art, Museum Purchase.
fotofoto gallery members believe photography has the power to tell unique stories and build a community of emerging and established artists. As a cooperative photographic gallery established in 2003, we present exhibitions, salons, artist talks and workshops to engage local and regional audiences monthly. Public participation in all of our events makes our gallery a continuing success for nonmembers and members alike.
As a group, we strive to make educational, and community outreach a priority by providing lively networking opportunities through both well-attended gallery and zoom receptions. Each of our members is committed to fotofoto gallery's mission to bring fine art photography to the Long Island community.
A self-guided tour of the new exhibits at the museums and galleries, in the Village of Huntington, New York. Many of the artists' will be on hand to talk about their inspiration, while you enjoy tasty treats and check out the art scene in the Village! Live music playing along the way. Free! No tickets, just come on down! Scroll down the page for more information on each participant. Click on the flyers to print or enlarge, or pick up your flyer with the map at the info table under the Paramount Marquee, or at any of the venues.
Rufino Tamayo (1899–1991), Perro aullando a la luna (Dog Howling at the Moon), 1942, Oil on canvas, 44 1/4 in x 33 3/4 in. Art Bridges.
HUNTINGTON ART CENTER ~ 7 Wall Street
Kerry James Marshall (b. 1955), Lost Boys: AKA BB, 1993, Acrylic and collage on canvas mounted on board, framed: 28 x 30 x 1 1/2 in. Art Bridges.
The Next Huntington Village Art Walk is
~ Sunday, October 4th, 2026 ~
12 - 5 pm
The Huntington Art Center is celebrating 69 years of designing and creating fine Custom Framing! Please join us in our new-ish location! We have moved from 11 to 7 Wall Street! We now have a large, frame design showroom and open gallery space, showing art, photography and fine crafts.