Juried photography open call - Submission deadline is March 20th, 2022 For this photographic artist opportunity, the gallery is seeking works that, as with the exhibit’s title, attempt to evoke the spirit of artist Bob Ross. He encouraged millions to explore their personal creativity and ‘happy little trees’ were a foundation...

We’ve all heard it is said that everything happens for a reason. Over the years, Joanne Henig and Jessica Lempin have planned out a variety of themed juried exhibits for Long Island Photo Gallery’s exhibit calendar. We’ve had a great outpouring of response and support from artists and art collectors,...

Work continues, if at a slower pace. With recent events and the resulting isolation, an effect of the break-in human contact is a changing relationship with time. With the incentive to stay home and avoid unnecessary contact, one starts to look not only inward but starts to pay more attention...

Jim Sabiston currently has three limited edition pieces on display at Long Island Photo Gallery in Islip, NY. During Sabiston's last visit we had him pose with his artwork. It's honestly a great way to visually connect with the artists and to see the overall size of the work thru...

This blog post is created and presented by Mike Stein I have always been fascinated by bridges ... their graceful appearance, sweeping curves, and the promise they hold of places beyond. As a young child, I would find pictures of my favorites, lay out a grid on paper, and faithfully...

Here at Long Island Photo Gallery, we've been helping people since 2007 with transforming their homes, office space, or even large commercial buildings with artwork. There have even been studies that show how artwork can help boost morale in an office setting. Just imagine on a smaller scale, the ability...

Your home will always be that special place for which you feel the deepest affection, no matter where you live.  Your home  is more than four walls.  It's where you laugh and love,  where you share your deepest connections and create lasting memories.  Most memories, we have found, are encapsulated through photography and last...