MISSING ARTIST of the DAY FOUND!

LOST ARTIST:

Since the launch of the 37th Avenue Gallery - June 11 -AL TOMBA was listed at La Boina Restaurant at 77-05 37th Avenue (which has great deals for June in Jackson Heights restaurant week) and AL finally made his debut on June 21! -Long Story Short- there will be more of Al to come- in a new show in July! with other local artists.

Details to follow...

Al Tomba was a dedicated art teacher for many years in NYC High Schools - and taught with a passion for art that is evident in his renderings and paintings.. His artistic expression is influenced by his Italian ancestry and the work reflect an inner reflection rather than literal vision. stop by La Boina and see Al before SundayJune 27.

FOUND ARTIST:

WILLIAM SEIFERT is another 37th Avenue Artist who had a successful career as a graphic artist in advertising and design firms. He always love to create works on his own and has shown at a host of galleries throughout New York including The Tompkins Square Gallery and National Arts Club. William attended Pratt Institute - his painting in the show: "Let There Be Music" clearly reveals a designers eye for form, color and placement. Each instrument illustrated stands alone yet is also prominent as part of the group.

SEE THE JH Post Office PIANO painted by artist Alexa Gummifer Matula

& brought to you by the JHBG - visit all the photos and send one in!

Play Me I'm Yours website:

click here to visit Jackson Heights PIANO PHOTOS

+ + MAKE MUSIC NY Performance ARTISTS - JUNE 21st + +

Sunny Knable Band @Espresso 77 -

ONCE AGAIN @ P.O. -

Patty, JHBG Pres. Ed, John,Tom

see you on the avenue-

I LOVE A PIANO!! plus film, art & food of course

ARTIST of the Day: Matt Pych

Matt is a multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in the neighborhood of Jackson Heights in New York City. He was born the youngest of four children and was raised in northern Connecticut where he was surrounded by strip malls, parking lots, and tobacco fields. He was fortunate in his youth to have the opportunity to take classes from a local sculptor, Barbara Scavotto-Earley, where he was exposed to a diverse range of

artists and approaches to creating art.

During this period, Matt Pych received several awards including the top prize for his portfolio from the Connecticut Scholastic Art Awards as well as early admittance to his first choice in art schools, Pratt Institute.

As promised, Jackson Heights did receive the "PLAY ME I'M YOURS" piano - located in front of the post office on 37th Ave between 78th and 79th Street.

The official premiere of this community musical project will be MONDAY JUNE 21 at 4pm- with musical performances planned through July 6.

At the busy JH Post Office on sunny Saturday were

dedicated community members and Councilmember Daniel Dromm urging democrats to sign the petitions for the democratic slate for this year's upcoming elections and to let neighbors know about

www.juneinjacksonheights.com RESTAURANT WEEK DEALS! june 20-june 26

Don & Katha Cato were there too with the

QUEENS WORLD FILM FESTIVAL launch with Danny Dromm...

Caryn Gerega was nice and cool under the trees at PS69 across the street with her beautiful watercolors...The Jackson Heights Art Club just released their Children's Art Camp

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