Land, Sea, Skyscapes and Military Paintings by Steve Alpert

Steve Alpert has been painting for 40 years, professionally for the last twelve.

In that time Alpert has exhibited and sold his work in galleries in New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, Florida, Colorado, and Quebec City. Working out of his studio in Quogue, NY, Alpert travels to art festivals all over the US. 

Mr. Alpert’s work is also in two museums; the Air Mobility Command Museum and Dover, AFB, Dover DE, and the Yogi Berra Museum, Upper Montclair, NJ.

Along with his land/sea/skyscape work, Mr. Alpert has been making military paintings for donation to non-profit organizations including Fisher House and The Bob Woodruff Foundation that assist Veterans and their families. 

Additionally, now an author, Mr. Alpert has written a book about his endeavors with the military images and what life-changing events that occurred as a result of donating the paintings that changed him forever.  “Worth Fighting For; One Man’s Journey,” will be released on Veteran’s Day, November 11, 2011, by Library Tales Publishing.

A stage play, The Steadfast, has been commissioned based on one of Alpert’s military images, “Legacy,” that will be going on national tour next year.  Steve Alpert and Ken Greiner (Mother****** With a Hat, Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Fela!) are the producers.

Ruth Peters, Art Gallery Committee member, is chair of this exhibition.

The exhibit will be on display throughout the month of November.