FRESH is a Long Island based art group who showcases young local artists in out-of-the-ordinary venues such as coffee shops, salons and East West in Ronkonkoma. Started in the summer of 2006 as an underground art show, FRESH now holds a number of events throughout the year that showcase painting, photography, sculpture, installations and even graffiti based work - bringing the work of emerging artists out into public.

Check their website or our event calendar for upcoming events. If you are an artist, contact FRESH by sending them a few images of your work via email.

www.freshartlongisland.com







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