Lori Horowitz

The talented NYC-based artist @lori_horowitz has presented a series of events featuring her art this winter. Her recent artwork “Venus Amongst Her Treasures” is included in the Women’s History Month exhibition that will open at @viridianartistsinc on February 25, and some of her mixed-media works are already on display at @oceanusnewyorkofficial at Wall Street. Besides, Lori Horowitz received an Award of Excellent in Sculpture for her “Aging” relief from the Art League Of Long Island this past weekend. The event took place during the 86th Annual Art League Of Long Island Members’ Exhibition Part II curated by Susan Peragallo. A juror for awards is Karli Wurzelbacher, Ph.D., the Chief Curator of The @heckschermuseum . Photo courtesy of Lori Horowitz #fineartshippers #lorihorowitz #horowitz #newyork #art #nycart #nycartist #newyorkcity #manhattanart #wallstreet #viridianartists #womenshistorymonth #womenartists #feministart #artistsoninstagram #awardwinningartist #artaward #artcompetition #artleagueoflongisland #oceanusnewyork #creative #artoftheday #artistfeature #instaart #modernart #supportartists #contemporaryart

Join me today for the final day of the LIC Arts festival for Upstanders 2.0. I am happy to have 4 pieces in this fantastic show l. Hope to see you there. Metropolitan bldg. 44-01 11 th street LIC. Open until 6:00 today.

Join us today during the annual Huntington PUBlic Art Crawl for a day filled with creativity and connection! 🖼️ ☀️ 🌳 Explore the exhibition Just Powers: Long Island Biennial 2026 and meet the artists behind the artwork between 1 and 5 pm. Exhibiting artists will be in the galleries to provide insight into their work and answer visitor questions. Lauren Skelly Bailey, Benjamin Truong and Wan Ling Fahrer will be in the galleries from 1 to 3 pm. Wan Ling Fahrer will be facilitating a drop-in portrait drawing activity for all ages inspired by her artwork. Lori Horowitz and Diana Salomon will be in the galleries from 3 to 5 pm. Docents will also be in the galleries throughout the day. Learn more about all of the participating organizations and activities in Huntington on May 16 at .

Opening tonight. Stop by to see this fantastic show.

The Heckscher Museum of Art Just Powers: Long Island Biennial 2026 May 16, 2026 - September 13, 2026 Exclusive Opening Reception for Exhibiting Artists, Members, Donors, & Special Guests Friday, May 15, 2026 6 – 8 pm Please Join me Saturday, May 16th Huntington Art Crawl Date: Saturday, May 16 Time: 3 - 5 pm Join us at the Heckscher Museum of Art during the annual Huntington PUBlic Art Crawl for a day filled with creativity and connection! Explore the exhibition Just Powers: Long Island Biennial 2026 and meet the artists behind the artwork between 1 and 5 pm. Exhibiting artists will be in the galleries to provide insight into their work and answer visitor questions. Artists Michael W. Krasowitz and Wan Ling Fahrer will be in the galleries from 1 to 3 pm and artists Lori Horowitz and Diana Salomon will be in the galleries from 3 to 5 pm. Docents will also be in the galleries throughout the day. Learn more about all of the participating organizations and activities in Huntington on May 16 at . The exhibition uses the Declaration of Independence (1776) and George Grosz’s masterpiece of political art, Eclipse of the Sun (1926), as touchstones for thinking about power, national ideals, and public life. Just Powers was juried by Tripoli Patterson, founder and owner, Tripoli Gallery; photographer Andreas Rentsch, Associate Professor of Photography and Chair of the Art Department, Lycoming College; and Dr. Lauren Rosati, Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. It was curated by Dr. Meredith A. Brown, Consulting Curator of Contemporary Art, The Heckscher Museum of Art.#biennial #sculpturemagazine #curator_artgallery #artofnature

3rd Close-up video of artists in UPSTANDERS 2.0. Here we have the powerful work of @lori_horowitz and @aurelia_grv . Even better in person!!! So much sculpture that can’t be fully appreciated in photos! Reception is Friday, May 15 6-9, but the show is open in the afternoons through Sunday. @licartsopen for link to the full schedule @licartists #licartsopen #licartists

Join us Saturday, May 16, 1 - 5 pm for a day filled with creativity and connection during the @huntingtonchamberny Huntington PUBlic Art Crawl! We are thrilled to once again participate in this village-wide celebration of the thriving art & cultural community in Huntington. Explore the exhibition Just Powers: Long Island Biennial 2026 on its opening day and meet the artists behind the artwork!! 🎉🎉🎉 Exhibiting artists will be in the galleries to provide insight into their work and answer visitor questions. From 1 to 3 pm, artists Lauren Skelly Bailey @skelly__bailey and Wan Ling Fahrer will be in the galleries. Wan Ling Fahrer will be facilitating a drop-in portrait drawing activity for all ages inspired by her artwork New Beginnings. From 3 to 5 pm, artists Lori Horowitz @lori_horowitz and Diana Salomon @diana.salomon82 will be in the galleries. Docents will also be in the museum throughout the day. ✨Learn more about Just Powers: Long Island Biennial 2026, which features 73 works of art by 69 artists from across Long Island, at the link in bio ✨Learn more about the Huntington PUBlic Art Crawl at huntingtonpublicartcrawl.com [ 🎨: Clockwise from top left and following images: Wan Ling Fahrer, New Beginnings, 2026, Digital composite photo; Lauren Skelly Bailey, Qwerk & Twerk, 2025, Ceramics, multiple firings, cone 018-7, glazed ceramics with 8% gold size; Lori Horowitz, Hidden in Sight, 2024, Mixed-media relief sculpted photographs, aluminum, fabric, paper, wood, fiber and encaustic wax; Diana Salomon, Who Gets Erased?, 2026, Screenprint on unryu paper. Final image: Pinky Urmaza @pinkyurmaza , United States of Anxiety, 2026 (detail), Book covers, pages, acrylic and graphite.] #heckschermuseum #huntingtonny #artmuseum

Thank you @sandra_cavanagh_artista for the great studio meet up, hospitality and generosity!! 🩷 . . @steelyjan38_bfdstudios @lori_horowitz @nataliegiugni @pamelacasperartist @davisfiberarts @kelynnalder @ellen_alt_artist @audreyanastasi_art @franbeallor @oberst.carolyn @skatz181 @annestannerart @susanmmsculpture @nataliegiugni @joannesteinhardt @seemalisapandya

MEET THE MEMBERS! @sculptorsguild is thrilled to have Artist, Lori Horowitz @lori_horowitz on board! Lori Horowitz is a NY native with a BFA from SUNY Purchase. In addition to her studio art, Horowitz has worked as an arts professor, scenic designer, scenic artist for film, theater, and television, and as a curator and gallerist. Since 2016, Lori Horowitz has shown extensively with fourteen solo exhibitions. She has participated in over 100 national gallery and museum group shows. In 2016 Horowitz founded a not-for-profit ArtSpace. Horowitz serves as President for the NY Society of Women Artists and is a board member of the Bethel Roundtable. And so much more! Through her work, Lori “explores the often-overlooked interactions between humanity and the environment, examining both social disconnection and moments of harmony. . Her work unveils facades and penetrates issues, revealing underlying truths by addressing topics of nature, belonging and place in society. Materiality is central to her practice, creating with a variety of media through painting, torching, fuming, and shaping, allowing her to collapse and expand between two- and three-dimensional space. Drawing from relief-sculpture traditions, Horowitz creates copper wire–mesh figures whose transparent, precarious forms are patinated through fuming to rich organic tones.These sculptural figures cast haunting shadows that echo the fragility of life and balance. Human forms emerge from nature, integrating symbolic elements like carnivorous plants and fungi to suggest hidden dangers beneath social surfaces. By merging nature’s serenity with the tensions of current conflict, my work reflects recurring struggles throughout history and seeks to reconnect us to one another, to our environment, and to the shared responsibility of nurturing harmony between humanity and Nature.” For more about Lori’s extensive background, visit: ww.lorihorowitz.com/ /lori-horowitz /artists/lori-horowitz #sculptorsguildmembers #artist #nycart #sculptors

Thank you!!! @bkeagle Brooklyn Daily Eagle For including @newyorksocietyofwomenartists group exhibition’s press release . Reflections on Progress: Courting Challenges The Charles P. Sifton Gallery, Brooklyn Courthouse 225 Cadman Plaza East Brooklyn, NY 11201 Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30-5 pm Open til the Fall.

Artwork picture here is “Desolation,” a 24” x 24” work from my latest series inspired by both natural and man made #disaster. In homage to its centennial milestone (1925-2025), The New York Society of Women Artists (NYSWA) is proud to announce the exhibition: Reflections on Progress: Courting Challenges @newyorksocietyofwomenartists @nyartistscircle #brooklyngallery #oilpainting #communitygallery Charles P. Sifton Gallery, Brooklyn Courthouse: 225 Cadman Plaza East between Tillary Street and Walt Whitman Park Brooklyn, NY 11201. The exhibition runs from March 25, 2026 through September, 2026. The gallery is open to the public: Monday through Friday 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM United States District Court Eastern District of New York 225 Cadman Plaza East Brooklyn, New York All visitors to the courthouses in the Eastern District of New York will be screened for security purposes.

Introducing Diana Freedman-Shea @freedman.diana @newyorksocietyofwomenartists #nyswa member is participating in Reflections on Progress: Courting Challenges The Charles P. Sifton Gallery, Brooklyn Courthouse 225 Cadman Plaza East Brooklyn, NY 11201 . Diana Freedman-Shea Blustery Winter, 2024 Oil on Canvas “Blustery Winter” highlights the need to be mindful of climate change. Some snowstorms are predictable, but do we have the resources to manage the unexpected? Diana Freedman-Shea After the Flood, 2023 Oil on Canvas “After the Flood” depicts men working to clean up after water damage. Throughout the centuries, good government addresses natural disasters and the quirks of climate. . Reflections on Progress: Courting Challenges The Charles P. Sifton Gallery, Brooklyn Courthouse 225 Cadman Plaza East Brooklyn, NY 11201 . Featured artists: @anna.k.Rabinowitz @annestannerart @audreyanastasi_art @Freedman.diana @Ellen_Alt_artist @jackielorieo @Janya_Barlow @julie.rogge klkirshner @laurengohara @leahpollerart @linda_butti @lori_horowitz @lucywilner @bonellistudio.arts @nunziabue @natalieGiugni @natsukiuji @pamjbrownsculptor @pamelacasperart @pinh_art @rosedeler @sandra_cavanagh_artista @sienagillannporta @stephanie_s._lee @sueim_koo @suejinjo @Susanmmsculpture @yumiekusuda @yupinpramotepipop . @printstreetgallery