9 Huntington High School Students' Art Displayed At Local Gallery

HUNTINGTON, NY--Nine young artists from Huntington High School are currently having their work shown at the Huntington Arts Council’s High Arts Showcase XV at the Main Street Gallery in the village. The exhibit will run through June 1 and features work from several dozen junior and seniors from seven Long Island school districts that participate in the Huntington Arts Council’s Journey program.

Some of the different art genres on display are oil, watercolor, digital photography, sculpture, ceramics, mixed media, fabric and collage.

“As always, the arts are alive and well in Huntington,” Superintendent James W. Polansky said via a release. “The talent and commitment possessed by these students and their teachers is unparalleled. We are so pleased that they have the opportunity to exhibit their work at the Huntington Arts Council’s local Main Street Gallery. All are encouraged to visit this month to see their beautiful creations and those of other students from across the area.”

Here's a list of the nine Huntington students whose art is being displayed:

▪️Joshua Silverstein: Castle in the Clouds – photographic collage; teacher Kasmira Mohanty

▪️Josefina Fasolino: Circular Divide – vector illustration; teacher Kasmira Mohanty

▪️Finn Malone: Game.Set.Match – digital photography; teacher Pamela Piffard

▪️Irtana Deslouches: Abstracted Floral Beauty – digital photography; teacher Pamela Piffard

▪️Julia Giles: Sirius – watercolor and ink; teacher Kristin Singer

▪️Aniyah Toro: Woman – charcoal portrait; teacher Kristin Singer

▪️Sophie Dellecave: Reflections – glass; teacher Ayallah Jeddah

▪️Jeraine Nieves: Broken Dreams – fabric and mirrors; teacher Kim Valerio

▪️Angelina Larkin: Coeur Melancolique – ceramics; teacher Ayallah Jeddah

The gallery showcasing the students' art is located at 213 Main St. in Huntington village and is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Saturday from 12-4 p.m. Admission is free.