60 x 60 celebrates Gallery North’s 60 th anniversary through an exploration of the past and present along with a look towards the future. Each of the 60 artworks on view represent the Gallery’s commitment to showcasing a diverse array of established and emerging modern and contemporary regional artists since its inception in 1965. The exhibition includes large and small paintings, drawings, and sculptures in a variety of mediums by 60 artists including Marjorie Bishop, Joseph Reboli, George Booth, Terence Netter, Robert White, Christian White, Ty Stroudsburg, Gina Mars, Julianna Kirk, Lorena Salcedo-Watson, Darlene Charneco, Jeremy Dennis, Nancy Bueti-Randall, and Paton Miller. Miller’s Hill Top Village represents his current practice almost 5 decades after his first exhibition at Gallery North in 1978 while Jeremy Dennis’ Nothing Happened Here #22 is one of numerous works by artists new to the Gallery community within the last decade.

The exhibition coincides with the Groundbreaking Ceremony for the Terence Netter Creative Center, a new building on the Gallery North campus which will add a second larger project space for exhibitions, as well as a café, community art library, and an expansive new green space. The addition of the new space will provide artists with more opportunities and enhance Gallery North as a cultural meeting point where people can gather to enjoy art, exchange diverse ideas and enrich our community.

This exhibition is generously sponsored by the Field Family, Jefferson’s Ferry, Printers 3 and Suffolk County’s Department of Economic Development and Planning. The exhibition, reception will be free and open to the public.