What is Rotating Art?

Rotating Art is a program designed to bring art to the masses. Banks, libraries and other businesses sponsor our artists by allowing them to hang their work in their facility. Every month, sponsors show a new artist to their customers and patrons. Not only does this serve to bring art to the public, but to bring the public to the art. Through this program, artists are able to receive recognition and possible sales.

On January 14, 1998, BaCCA held it's Rotating Art Showcase for the 1998 season. Here artists displayed two representative examples of their work, so that sponsors could get an idea of the artist and their medium. Sponsors went to the artists and signed up for different months when they would like that particular artists work shown in their facility.

Our 1998 Rotating Art Show case was a SUCCESS! Click here to see some photos!

Does this program sound interesting to you? Would you like to become a Rotating Artist? How about becoming a sponsor? Please contact BaCCA at (516) 661-7558 to receive information about the 1999 season. Participation is highly rewarding!

January Rotating Artists

Edward Bates-East Islip Library
Jeff Bohan/Joan E-Babylon Library
Mary Desmond-TOB Building Department
Richard Ferrauolo-Bank of NY Farmingdale
Carl Franckowski-Bank of NY Deer Park
Martin Freyberger-Astoria Federal West Babylon
Jan Guidotti-Long Island Savings Bank Babylon
Nancy Johnson-Deer Park Public Library
Patricia Kurtz McGuane-TOB Tax Receiver
Susan Martinolich-Sachem Library
Eugene Rosenthal-TOB Human Resources
Joan Sicignano-TOB Councils Office
Sam Soccoli-Copaigue Library
Ellen Trayer-West Babylon Library

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