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about selection committee - 2009 Patchogue Biennial EVENT PHOTOS |
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John Cino received his Bachelors degree from Stonybrook in
1982. He then attended Hunter College receiving an MFA in 1985.
During the 1990's he was president of Soho's 14 Sculptors Gallery.
Ten years ago he began teaching art at area colleges. He currently
teaches art history and a number of studio classes at St. Joseph's
College, Nassau Community and NYIT. https://sites.google.com/site/johncinosculpture/ |
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Dawn Lee received her BFA in
printmaking from Colorado State University, moved to Brooklyn to
study at Pratt Institute of Art. She received her MFA in painting
from LIU. Her paintings, prints, and drawings have been exhibited
throughout the New York area. |
 Beth
Giacummo earned a BFA from the School of Visual Arts in 2004,
and an MFA in New Forms from Pratt Institute in 2008.Her love of glass and travel has led her to many cities and countries where she has had the opportunity to live / study. Some of them include the Escola d’Arts Plastique I Disseny, Spain, the Pilchuck School of Glass, Seattle, Washington, and the Danish School of Design, Copenhagen, Denmark. As the Assistant Director of The Center For Visuals Arts in Blue Point she has been has been teaching fine arts to students of all ages. Ms. Giacummo is also an adjunct professor at Briarcliffe College, and an instructor at Suffolk Community College, Mosaica and Mill Pond House Gallery. As a mixed media installation artist she has exhibited her work both locally and internationally over the past 9 years. Most recently Ms. Giacummo was chosen as one of 12 NYFA MARK artists from Long Island. As a local arts activist Ms. Giacummo is proud to serve as a trustee for the Patchogue Arts Council, Chair of Promotions for the Patchogue Arts Biennial and Co-chair of the Walking Arts Tour. www.Bethgiacummo.org |
Lori Gebhardt - Devlin received her
Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in 1978 from New York Institute of
Technology with a concentration in painting. In the 1980’s she
developed and maintained The Artist’s Workshop, an innovative
instructional facility and gallery in Oyster Bay. She is currently
the Co-President of the Patchogue Arts Council and a Trustee in the
Village of Patchogue where she has been instrumental in facilitating
a number of initiatives in the areas of revitalization,
beautification and recreation. |
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