Before serious demographic shifts and culture wars directed the national spotlight away from this region, Nassau-Suffolk gripped its position as the most prosperous area in the United States in the early 1960s, as the white ethnic middle class continue …
Sweaty and loud, familiar yet exotic, muddy and exuberant–an organized chaos of discovery and adventure. That is the music festival experience. But why do we gather in fields to hear music?
The Brush is My Pen explores American art in the narrative tradition, from the 1820s through today.
Known for his meticulously researched paintings of the American Civil War and other significant historical subjects, Mort Kunstler, of Oyster Bay, is also a prolific illustrator…
In honor of National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month and Family Caregivers Month in November, The Long Island Museum is honored to serve as a showcase for the fifth annual Through Our Eyes exhibition. This unique collaboration will feature the work …
Costigan Gallery, Art Museum William Sidney Mount’s body of work featured a wide array of children in paintings ranging from delicately executed portraits to scenes of rural youngsters on the verge of big mischief. Many of Mount’s most memorable genre …
Main Gallery, History Museum LIMarts, a collaborative arts group, a membership initiative of the LIM, is following up last year’s successful inaugural members’ exhibition with One Square Foot featuring the works of LIMarts members in a variety of media …
Explore Long Island’s role in every major military conflict from the American Revolution to the War in Afghanistan.
Art and artifacts representing the museum’s vast collection
Main Gallery, Art Museum An exhibition celebrating the visionary shoe designer, Beth Levine (1914-2006) will be opening this summer. It will include a wide array of iconic footwear, photographs, paintings, memorabilia, illustrations, accessories, film …