The Daughters of the American Revolution is an organization with a deeply rich history while also being truly relevant in today’s world. More than 930,000 women have joined the organization since it was founded close to 125 years ago. They became members to honor their heritage as well as make a difference in their communities Read More …
Bobbi Mastrangelo’s class room teaching experience influenced the way she shared and explained her art and activities. As a Title One Tutor and Writing Teacher at Smithtown Elementary School, not only did she educate students about her art, but she often wrote on the same topic assigned to them and enabled them to comment on Read More …
(Doing What’s Right is not BLACK or WHITE) The following true story is about a fellow educator and friend, Ben Watford, who had a “Good Samaritan Encounter” with a Long Island (New York) Policeman. We need more positive interracial news. Please share yours in the comments. Read More …
Bobbi Mastrangelo with “The Square Route of Water.” Here I am in my studio with a relief based on an actual scene in Riverhead NY. You will also be able to see it and many other art works based on manhole covers, water covers, grates and drains in this video on You Tube : ▶ Read More …
Catch a new weekly local arts series featuring every genre of art in Central Florida and across the Nation. “WUCF Artisodes” Artisodes is aired weekly on Thursdays at 8:00 PM on WUCF-TV in Central Florida. Previous Artisodes, 101 – 105 can be viewed on You Tube. Posted in the WUCF- TV Artisode Schedule: “November 21, Read More …
On October 12, 1998 the News 12 Team: Sara Muller, Reporter and Bryan Kane, Videographer interviewed me at Arline Hershberg’s Prism Gallery in Port Jefferson. It was a One Woman Exhibition and my sculpture relief pieces, works on canvas and hand made paper filled both floors of the gallery. They asked me to explain how Read More …
Inside Newsday by Karen Hasby May 1983 Newsday is the leading news source of the borough of Queens, Nassau and Suffolk Counties of Long Island New York. The thought of an interview at their Big Office in Melville was intimidating. Paula Shengold, the sponsor of my very first art exhibit at Gallery 333, gave me some Read More …