Bobbi Mastrangelo’s “Little Grate Works” exhibited at Islip Art Museum June 28 – Sept 13, 2015

I AM Pocket Sized Curated by Rhonda Cooper June 28 – September 13, 2015 Reception: Sunday, June 28, from 1 – 4 PM I AM Pocket Sized invited artists from around the world to create art that fits in the palm of your hand! I AM Pocket Sized exhibits a large survey of paintings, drawings, Read More …

#Mastrangelo’s Environmental Art #Earth Care: Part One (Earth Day is Every Day).

Bobbi Mastrangelo’s Art and Community Involvement focus on Caring for Our Planet Earth. This is the First Blog in a three part series on EARTH CARE. “When the People Care” Why would anyone want to incorporate litter into an art work? When Bobbi Mastrangelo began her manhole cover art theme, she used to sweep the litter Read More …

“Florida Citrus 467-1” Mastrangelo’s Creation for Orlando Museum of Art’s 1st Thursday Exhibit: “Florida Grown.”

“Florida Grown:”  when I heard the exhibition title, I did not think my manhole art theme could fit in.  When Googling Florida Grown, so much came up about oranges and Florida Citrus, that I knew I had to add oranges to my water cover creation.  Also needed would be light (sun), water (raindrops), soil and seeds. Read More …

Irish Blessings for St. Paddy’s Day and Everyday from Bobbi Mastrangelo

Across the globe, all people look for excuses to celebrate life… to add joy to their days.  And St. Patricks’s Day is no exception. People of all nationalities Wear the Green and become Irish for a Day. On March 17th, not only do I try to wear green, but I give away “Lucky Bucks” (dollar Read More …

Mastrangelo’s Art “Paint the Town” in Orlando Magazine’s 12th Annual “Paint the Town” Exhibit: March 20th – April 11th 2014

For their 12th annual Paint the Town Art Show, Orlando Magazine is partnering with Gallery at Avalon Island to host an exhibition March 20 – April 11, 2014. Reception:  March 20th 6:00 – 9:00 PM at Avalon Gallery: Orlando Bobbi Mastrangelo’s “The Street Was Paved in Gold” Orlando Magazine showcases art that best represents Orlando and its environs — Read More …

Mastrangelo’s Art On Exhibit in St. James NY Dec. 14 – Jan.10, 2014

December 14- January 10, 2014 Mills Pond House Gallery 660 Route 25  A St. James   New York  11780 USA www.stacarts.org The Smithtown Township Arts Council (STAC) is one of my favorite arts organizations, so I have maintained my membership, even though I live in Florida and cannot attend its functions. This year I sent Read More …

“Water and The X-Factor” miniature sculpture by Bobbi Mastrangelo

WATER and METER intersected at right angles with the T in the middle. Why water is at the crossroads of our lives I thought as I gazed at the water valve cover.  And that was my working theme as I began my fourth miniature sculpture. But after watching Simon Cowell’s music competition, The X-Factor, ideas Read More …

“God Bless America” at Attleboro Arts Museum Benefit Auction Oct. 11 – Nov. 2. 2013

Since 2001, I have been donating art for Attleboro Art Museum’s annual fundraiser.  Proceeds from the auction fund colorful and innovative arts programs for all levels of artists and art students.  The on-line bidding is now open.  Here is a chance to purchase art at a reasonable price and support the arts too. View all the Read More …

See Mastrangelo’s “Buckeye” at NAWA’s 124th Annual Members Exhibition: Aug. 27 – Sept. 28, 2013 in New York City

Buckeye Water Meter Cover 124th Annual Exhibition of the National Association of Women Artists, Inc. (N.A.W.A.), August 27- September 28, 2013. Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Gallery 417 Lafayette St., 4th Floor New York, NY, 10003 Reception: September 19, 2013, 6-8 PM This exhibition and sale continues the NAWA’s long tradition of supporting dynamic and Read More …

Bobbi Mastrangelo’s ‘Grate Works of Art’ News 12 Interview on You Tube

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 …