Huntington Art Week is a vibrant, week-long festival celebrating the diverse arts and culture scene of Huntington, NY. From February 19th-26th, 2025, residents any visitors alike can experience a dynamic range of programming, including art exhibitions, live music, film screenings, workshops, and more. Presented by Ben & Jerry’s Huntington and organized by digho and Colored Colors, this community-driven event aims to support local artists, engage residents, and boost local businesses. With 50+ programs across various disciplines and venues, Huntington Art Week offers something for everyone, making it a must-attend experience for art enthusiasts and curious minds alike.

fotofoto gallery will be hosting three events during Art Week!

MEET THE ARTISTS – Friday, February 21st from 5:30-7:30pm.
fotofoto gallery Artist Members Anne Cognato, Bruce Cohen, Tom D’Emic, Andrea Fortunoff, Dennis Gai, Richard Gardner, Paul Mele, Eileen Novack, Alan Richards and Pamela Waldroup will be present to chat with you about their works in the current Winter Group Exhibition of 37 images.  Light refreshments served. Come see our newly renovated gallery space!

POETRY and ART at fotofoto gallery – Sunday, February 23rd from 11am-1:30pm.
You are invited to listen to published Poets Pamela Castelli, Anne Cognato, Lorraine Conlin, Vicki Iorio, Gloria Murray and Mary Winters as they explore life, getting older, and finding peace in poetry that is thoughtful, outrageous and sometimes, comical. Light refreshments served.

ARTIST TALK by Richard Gardner at fotofoto gallery – Wednesday, February 26th at 6pm.
Richard Gardner’s roots are grounded in beauty.  Major influences include the celebrated fashion photographer Sarah Moon in addition to Surrealist artist Man Ray. For decades as a hairdresser, make-up artist and photographer, he has documented the perceived reality of beauty within the current zeitgeist.  A self-taught photographer, Gardner has taken courses at both International Center of Photography and The Center of Photography at Woodstock. Light refreshments served.

“The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect but by the play instinct acting from inner necessity. The creative mind plays with the objects it loves. “Carl Jung”