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ART GALLERY

The Quogue Library maintains a state-of-the-art Art Gallery designed exclusively to display works of art. The Gallery is an integral part of the library, adding another dimension to it as the cultural center of Quogue. The exhibits are initiated and developed by the Art Gallery Committee representing new concepts and trends in painting, photography and sculpture with monthly exhibits by prominent local and East End artists.
The works include a rich variety of media, genre and techniques that are enlightening, thought provoking and occasionally cutting edge. Special projects include Art and Design Lectures presented by well-known authorities and collaborating exhibits with other community non-profit organizations including the Westhampton Garden Club, the Peconic Land Trust, the East End Arts Council, the East Quogue Association, the Bays Artists and others.
For Art Gallery inquiries please email info@quoguelibrary.org
The Art Gallery Committee is comprised of eleven dedicated volunteers residing in Quogue who are knowledgeable about the art world.
Victoria Sartorius, Chair
Debbie Disston, Secretary
Judy McDermott, Treasurer
Sarah Adams
Marissa Bridge
Tara Fitzpatrick
Susie Gilbert
Carrol Highet
Nina Lawson
Veronique Louis
Missy Lynch
Melanie Tolan
Frances Adler, Honorary
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The Gallery at the Quogue Library Presents...
Idoline Duke: Summer Series
On display June 27th - July 31st
All are welcome to the Artist Reception
Sunday, June 29th | 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Idoline Duke is an East Hampton-based artist who produces immersive and vibrant watercolors of observations both real and imagined. From fantastical undersea worlds to serene impressions of earth, water and sky, Idoline reminds us of our place within the vast and varied natural world -- magical, mesmerizing, and imperiled.
As a former landscape designer, Idoline brings deep understanding and reverence to the elements in nature she paints. From her magnified images of single flowers in saturated hues to soaring depictions of the tree of life, Idoline's distinctive works capture an essence o the mystery and wonder of Mother Nature.
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