Mosquito Hawk Gallery

01/28/2011

01/28/2011

All things must change to something new, to something strange.

~ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Dear Friends,

It is with great sadness that I announce the closing of the physical space known as Mosquito Hawk Gallery on Shelter Island effective immediately. The historic building has been sold by the Shelter Island Historical Society and we are no longer tenants of the building.

01/28/2011

Fortunately, Mosquito Hawk is more than a room, more than movable walls on which to hang art. Mosquito Hawk will remain on the edge, dipping a toe in the absurd and embracing beauty in its myriad forms. You will find Mosquito Hawk at art fairs, pop up shows and sometimes hanging from the trees. In short, Mosquito Hawk Gallery is going rogue!

01/28/2011

Our current project, "Insula," is well underway and will feature many wonderful stories and images from and about Shelter Island. I want to personally thank all who have been involved to date and encourage any islanders who would like to be photographed and/or share their personal stories and family tales to please contact me at your earliest covenience at [email protected]..

01/28/2011

Upcoming shows and new works by Mary Larsen will be posted in the coming months.

As with any great metamorphosis, Mosquito Hawk will emerge with new wings and I, for one, embrace this freedom. Please continue to follow us on mosquitohawkgallery.com and on Facebook.

I thank you all for your friendship and support over the last three years. Please continue along with us on this grand adventure.

01/28/2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3dsjYacFeA

09/18/2010

www.easthamptonstar.com/dnn/Arts/OPINIONMedievalModernandMorbid/tabid/13228/Default.aspx

East Hampton Town's newspaper of record since 1885. Reporting on Eastern Long Island, N.Y. Weekly.

09/03/2010

Adam MIller weighs in on the BP oil spill.

08/23/2010

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the artsi open studios this weekend.

08/21/2010

Be sure to visit John Pagliaro's studio on the artsi (Artists of Shelter Island) open studio tour today until 5pm and Sunday 10a-5pm. Ceramics and lighting. Just 1 of 17 studios open to the public.

08/21/2010

Artsi Open Studio Tours today and Sunday, 10a-5p, Visit Mary Larsen and Alexis Martino collaborative exhibit, 10 Osprey, Shelter Island

Shelter Island, a favorite creative enclave for New Yorkers, is located less than 200 miles from the city on the tip of Long Island. Acclaimedartists open their studios to the public once a year for only two days in August.

08/02/2010

Join us for "Eleuthera" opening reception Saturday, August 7, 5-8pm for artirts Mary Larsen and John Pagliaro.