Donna Levy "Visions in Color" Art Gallery at the Quogue Library

Artist Reception: Saturday, June 1st, 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. All are welcome.

Donna Levy, a Quogue resident,  has always been drawn to the primary beauty of the landscape, especially that of Eastern Long Island where she has spent many years observing and translating that experience of light and geography into her paintings.  

Color is essential to her artwork.  In her abstracts, landscapes and still lifes, she favors vibrant, bold color, which radiates on the canvas.  In addition, she uses distinct, simplistic forms and light to establish depth and draw the viewers in.  

Donna has a graduate degree from Adelphi University and a Masters degree in Social work from New York University.   She has also studied at The Art League of Long Island and at the 92nd St. Y in New York City with accomplished artists, William Bailey, Jake Berthot, Stan Brodsky and Brian Rutenberg.  

Donna has exhibited in New York City and Eastern Long Island and won “Best in Show” in The 16th Annual Juried Art Center Student Show, the Milton J. Weill Art Gallery, 92nd St. Y, NYC.   “Painting is my passion: it is the way I communicate and understand the world.”  

Art Gallery Committee Members Judy McDermott, Joan Larson and Betsy McMahon are chairs of this show, which will be on display from Saturday, June 1 to Monday, July 1.