

ABOUT
Artist
Studied Clinical Social Work at Stony Brook University
People and their stories always fascinated me and became a theme in my art. The plight of Latino day workers on Long Island became my “raison d’etre”. Every day I would go to the Farmingville 7/11 where the workers would congregate in hopes of being picked for work. I painted and sketched them. I traveled to the vineyards and farms in order to sketch the laborers at work. The series of paintings produced at this time was displayed throughout the SUNY system on Long Island. Stony Brook purchased “The Soccer Players' ' which is hanging in The Department of Latino and Caribbean Studies.
LATEST EXHIBITS
2022
Mills Pond Gallery
"Inspired by Long Island"
October 15 - November 19
660 25A Saint James
www.millspondgallery.org
On Exhibit
"Spring, West Meadow"
15w x 21h
Acrylic

Setauket Artists Fine Art
The Neighborhood House
42 Annual Exhibition
(Oct. 23rd - Nov. 16th)
Reception, Sunday, Oct. 23rd., 1 -4pm
95 Main St. Setauket, NY
www.setauketartists.com
NEW HAT SERIES
“Girl in a Hat”
29 w x 37h
acrylic
“City Girl”
19 w x 23H
acrylic


Reboli Center for Art& History
64 Main St Stony Brook
Open Tuesday-Saturday 11am - 5pm & Sunday 1pm - 5pm
Located at 64 Main Street, Stony Brook NY 11790
"Bridge and House, Ward Melville Park"
14 x 14
acrylic

Long Island Museum
"Everything Is Possible"
25A Stony Brook
longislandmuseum.org
Nov 17-Dec 18
On Exhibit
“Hope”
