The sculptures are coming …

SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 11 AM

We’re very excited about our second annual SCULPTURE on the TRAIL event on Saturday! Walk our gentle paths and experience these sculptures and the accompanying poetry in the natural setting that inspired it. At 3 PM, there will be an open reception with the artists, with music by Natural Causes. 

CEED is honored to have the participation of so many exciting Long Island sculptors and poets:

Participating sculptors:

John Cino, David Ebner, Mauritis Bosma, Pam Jane Brown, Justin Greenwald, Scott Bluedorn, Elyzabeth Meade, Jay Sylvester, Tonito Valderamma, Michael Ince, Dan Welden, Mark Van Wagner, Aurelio Torres, Lauren Ruiz, John DiNaro, Robin Gianis, John Wittenberg, Gregory Corn, Peter Menderson, Ted Thirlby

Participating poets:

Carmen Bugen, Kathaleen Donnelly, Mary Garcia, Russ Green, Adam Greenwald, Gladys Henderson, Nancy Keating, Mindy Kronenberg, Manh (Walter Harris III), Claude Meyers, Haim Mizrahi, Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan, Kelly Powell, Orel Protopopescu, Tom Stock, Pramila Venkateswaran, James Wagner, George Wallace, Michelle Whittaker, Chip Wiliford,

Food and drink will be available for purchase, and there will be opportunity to purchase artists’ catalogs. Local nature and sustainability organizations will join the exhibit to provide ways for guests to make connections to nature and art.

SCULPTURE on the TRAIL is open to the public free of charge.

The hosts of SCULPTURE on the TRAIL … an Art & Nature Exhibition are CEED, Inspiration Plus, and South Bay Art Association, three Long Island nonprofit organizations. CEED is dedicated to connecting people and nature and celebrating the connections between art and nature. Inspiration Plus seeks to encourage curiosity, learning, and creative expression through art exhibits, performances, readings, forums, and concerts. And South Bay Art Association’s mission is to encourage education, creation and appreciation of the arts.