Southold artist, Cathy Campbell spends her time between the North Fork and coastal Florida, and her paintings are inspired by both these beautiful places. She works from her own photographs and is always on the outlook for interesting subjects, from barns and beaches to palm trees and pelicans. She says, “I have always loved and been drawn to watercolors. Several years ago I finally had the opportunity to learn to paint at a local library-sponsored workshop, taught by an amazing watercolor artist. Since then I have also studied with several other talented artists. I thoroughly enjoy the learning process and eagerly look forward to each new subect, technique and all the steps involved in creating a new painting.”

All are welcome to an opening reception on Saturday, July 13th from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. in the Library Gallery.

Huntington, L.I. photographer-digital photo-artist Christopher Scott Bazer will show a selection of his works that encompass his travels from Hawaii to the Greek Isles and from Alaska to Barbados with many places in between, highlighting the fauna, flora and natural wonders of each region, presented in stunning photos in the artist’s own unique style that he has dubbed, “Neo-impressionist Digital Photo Art”. As you view some of these pieces you may find yourself wondering,” Is this a painting or a photograph?”

This exhibit will also feature paintings by the artist that include a series of local landscapes, painted in acrylic on wooden box ends rescued from North Shore Beaches decades ago.