Normal is boring, beautiful/pretty is boring.

John is a retired New York City art teacher. 

My journey as a quilter began two years ago when I took a class in the Glen Oaks Library.

My parents gave me a box camera for my fifth birthday and I haven’t stopped taking pictures.

I concentrate on travel and street photography.  I look for the funny, the curious, the remarkable, the outlandish, the stimulating, and sometimes simply the mundane because it looks good.

I like to combine photography with travel, and when I am away from home I like to play the role of flaneur, looking for interesting people, places, things and shapes.

I do most of my work with APS-C DSLR, but still shoot film occasionally- typically, medium format.  There will, I hope, always be a place for that.

Sew Inspired: My Quilting Journey

When I was a middle school student, I was taught the art of wood etching by my father.

My artwork is an extension of my inner feelings.

Marc Josloff, who was recently honored as one of Long Island’s Top 25 “Advocates of the Arts” by the Long Island Arts Council in Freeport, is a painter, photographer and art educator who teaches painting and drawing at the National Art League in Douglaston, Queens.

As a young artist, I’ve had a love for art ever since I was four years old.

“As a child I could only think of being an artist.”

“Creating art is always a journey: into time , memory and space…

“Ordinary Things” December, 2016- January, 2017

Born with limited vision, Sandy never knew what she couldn’t see.

“I am a traditional photographer that chooses to use digital techniques.”

“Candlelight Vigil”

My painting was taken from a Newsweek photograph of a candlelight vigil called “Young Glory”, honoring the victims of 9/11.  

“In this exhibit I present watercolors with a principle focus on my observations during travel in the United States.

I have always had a love of art.