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Westbury Arts unveils ‘Climate Change’ exhibition with opening reception

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Westbury Arts unveils ‘Climate Change’ exhibition with opening reception

Artists presented their artwork for Westbury Arts Climate Change Exhibition.

Ed Shin

Westbury Arts hosted a warm reception for their current exhibit, “Climate Change,” curated by featured artist Barry Feuerstein. 

This is the first of several shows that will highlight a featured artist’s work on the entire northern wall.  Beyond Feuerstein’s large-scale abstract paintings, the show is comprised of paintings spanning multiple genres, as well as assemblages, mobiles, and sculpture. 

Nolly Shavzin with his paintings
Artist Jasmine Modeste, right, alongside her father Gerard Modeste and her artwork, ‘Inferno and Eden.’
Dorothy Green-Francis with her artwork, ‘Elements of Life, Toxic Environment’


“Climate Change” is available for viewing through April 25 at 255 Schenck Avenue, Westbury.

E. Laffitte Woods, Westbury Arts Executive Director Tiffany Blair and Marcia McNair
Larissa Grass with her artwork, called Tree House.
Jay Stuart, featured artist Barry Feuerstein who curated the Climate Change exhibition, and Westbury Arts President Julie Lyon
Artist Marcia McNair, right, with her paintings and husband Keith McNair.
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