Long Island Academy of Fine Art

Long Island Academy of Fine Art  
14A Glen Street
Glen Cove, NY 11542
Phone: 516-590-4324

The Long Island Academy of Fine Art is Long Island’s oldest classical art school. We train students in the methods and techniques of classical representational art, with summer and year-round programs for children (ages 5 – 12), teens (high-school portfolio preparation), and adults of all levels and abilities. Our warm, caring, and energetic instructors are outstanding professional artists with MFA training and years of experience working with young people and adults alike.
 
Summer classes for kids include week-long workshops or weekend classes for younger students, and summer-long classes for high-schoolers and adults, in observational drawing, still-life drawing and painting, figure and portrait classes, landscape, history and theory, and sculpture. Call us to arrange a studio tour or trial class.  We look forward to seeing you here!

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14A Glen Street
Glen Cove, NY 11542
Phone: 516-590-4324
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Tracy Y.

Tracy Y.

Mar 31st, 2014 04:37 PM

A truly wonderful way to learn more about the arts. Our son has been having an incredible time and he has really developed as a painter since we enrolled him. It was a an excellent decision.

Garry M.

Garry M.

Oct 08th, 2013 04:52 PM

We've sent two children here and they both had a wonderful time, working on very different projects. These programs are much higher quality than anything your child's high school or middle school offer, especially their portfolio preparation programs. I wish I'd had something like this when I was young. I might've actually had a shot at a career in art!

Yolanda C.

Yolanda C.

Sep 10th, 2013 02:25 PM

My son goes to the art academy and he is always bringing home some amazing new thing he's been working on! He just loves the classes, and looks forward to them all week. He also has met a lot of really nice friends here. I'm so glad he has a place he feels like he can fit in and accomplish something. It's done wonders for his self esteem, and he has been doing truly beautiful work.

Fannie

Fannie

Jul 29th, 2013 04:42 PM

Our daughter Judy is intent on going to art school. Admission would be impossible without a portfolio though, and while she has some pieces she said she'd be happy showing off, she said that she really wanted to do more with some guidance, and maybe branch out a bit with her technique. We enrolled her in the Portfolio Development Program, and she did a number of new pieces for her portfolio. She said it was a good experience, since she was able to train up in methods which admissions boards would recognize--whereas her own styles don't exhibit that knowledge. She's going to apply to colleges next year. We can't wait to see where she gets admitted. She's really done some wonderful work since joining the academy.

Brion Hathaway

Brion Hathaway

Jun 06th, 2013 04:38 PM

My 8-year-old grandson loved to draw. He was constantly at it without prompting from the family. So I enrolled him at LIAFA. Since then, he has made a great leap forward in the quality of his work. The combination of personal drive along with expert guidance has produced dramatic results. We are all happy! Brion Hathaway

Toni Ross

Toni Ross

Jun 05th, 2013 09:40 PM

The Academy has changed my life. I have been exposed to learning opportunities in art that will be a lifelong endeavor. Try to imagine the feeling of wonder and discovery when creating a painting, then you will understand the drive to come here: for the level of the instructors is at the mastery tier, and the companionship of the other students is so enjoyable. Robert Armetta, the director, says he wanted to create a community of artists. He has, and I'm so glad I'm one of them.

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