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UPCOMING EVENTS
New Sunday Class
Drawing & Painting for the Beginner/ Fundamentals to Intermediate Painting.
Sundays 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
with Leeanna Chipana
Founded
in 2000, the Long Island Academy
of Fine Art was established as a studio
school for the study of traditional painting
and drawing. Located in Riverhead and Glen Cove, LIAFA offers
courses in classical drawing, painting,
and sculpture. The main objective of the
program is to equip students with the knowledge
necessary to create contemporary art rooted
in traditional realism.
Students at the Academy come from all
over Long Island and New York City to attend
classes and workshops. Classes are taught
by award-winning, classically trained artists
who exhibit nationally and whose works are
in both public and private international
collections.
Learn more about LIAFA>>
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LATEST NEWS
Announcing the winners of LIAFA’s second annual Student Scholarship Competition. Click here to read more.
Paul DeLorenzo Workshop Series a Success. On December 15th through December 18th, the Long Island Academy of Fine Art was happy to host a Portrait Painting workshop series with Paul DeLorenzo. Paul introduced students to the sight-size method and students created monochromatic portrait paintings.
Robert Armetta Teaches at the New York Academy of Art. Robert will teach an Atelier class from January through April. For more information on sessions with Robert at the New York Academy of Art please go to www.nyaa.edu.
WINTER 2010 SEMESTER - Now Open for Registration.
GLEN COVE SCHEDULE>>
RIVERHEAD SCHEDULE>>
Director/Founder Robert Armetta Featured in The Artist's Magazine.
We are pleased to announce that our Director and Founder, Robert Armetta, has been featured in a ten-page article in the national art magazine, The Artist's Magazine. His paintings are featured as well as a one-page department called "Close Up," and also mentioned in the Editor's letter and on the cover of the October issue of The Artist's Magazine, which is now on the shelves at Barnes & Noble and Borders bookstores. This is the most space the magazine has ever given to a single artist.
The article includes images of portraits, figures, some still-lifes, and a landscape, which represent several years of hard work. Students, go to your nearest bookstore and order your copy today! Click here for more info.
Click here to read more about painting the potrait with Robert Armetta.
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