Exhibits
Revealing F. Edwin Church, American Impressionist
50th Anniversary Retrospective
April 26 – August 24, 2025
F. Edwin Church (1876–1975) was an American painter best remembered for his portraits with Japanese influence. Church’s oeuvre also encompassed impressionist landscapes, undersea paintings, floral still life, and sculpture. Church’s Locust Valley house, designed in 1928 by Harrie T. Lindeberg, was paid in part by the sales of a portion of his print collection. It is with great satisfaction that the F. Edwin Church Catalogue Raisonné Project presents a window into Church’s life and art.
Celebrating Italian Immigration
October 6, 2024 – March 28, 2025
A huge wave of Italian immigrants came to America in the early 19th century. This exhibition will cover the Italian community on the North Shore that has grown over the decades – from the challenges they first faced to their many accomplishments today.
Previous Exhibits
-Celebrating Italian Immigration
-North Shore Ship Wrecks
-The Pratt Family & Dosoris Park
-Nature Nurtures: A Photographic Journey
-The Automobile and the Gold Coast
-Harlem Renaissance
-All Aboard! Trains & Trolleys on the North Shore
-Art of the Tiffany Foundation
-100 Years of Children’s Books
-Morgan Park Summer Music Festival
-Treasures from the Glen Cove Mansions with Rick Smith
-The Harlem Hellfighters
-Art from the Coast Guard Foundation
-The Story of Glen Cove in 35 Objects
-Gold Coast Classrooms
-The Old Ball Game
-New York Woman Suffrage Centennial Celebration
-The North Shore Goes to the Polls
-The North Shore Worships: Diversity and Acceptance
-George Gach and the Gold Coast
-The Life of the Civil War Soldier
-Long Island at Work and Play
-World War I
-Arthur Leipzig
On Permanent Exhibit
-Paintings & Sculptures of George Gách (1909-1996)
-Butch the Bum
-Judges’ Chambers
-Jail Cell
-The Harlem Hellfighter Tribute Room and the World of 1918-1918
-Glen Cove Shops: featuring Charles of Glen Cove
-Maps and local ephemera from our permanent collection
-Stroppels
