ADVANCING THE ARTS FOR ALL OF LONG ISLAND
Announcing the 2023-2024 Class of Long Island Scholar-Artists
Congratulations to all of this year's accomplished student artists! Look for their profiles in Newsday and online at Newsday.com throughout the school year!
The LIAA Scholar-Artist Program is presented in cooperation with Newsday and is supported by the New York Community Bank Foundation and Arts Reach Fund at Long Island Community Foundation.
DANCE
Alessandra Hermes-Bevans
LIHSA/Wantagh HS
Mary Marinello
Huntington HS
Electra Scheiner
St. Dominic HS
Priscilla Pan
Syosset HS
Merit Awards:
Sophia DeMeo
Harborfields HS
Faith Fogelman
Commack HS
Averie Masia
Paul D. Schreiber HS
MEDIA ARTS
Alessandra Cesa
Centereach HS
Scout Chen
Syosset HS
Nadia Giovagnoni
Plainview-Old Bethpage/JFK HS
Amira Hussein
Bellport HS
Merit Awards:
Olivia Ikes
Oceanside HS
Jada Joseph
Huntington HS
Shania McCombs
H. Frank Carey HS
Jack Wang
Cold Spring Harbor Jr./Sr. HS
MUSIC
Gabriella D'Orlando
Kellenberg Memorial HS
Peter Hoss
Harborfields HS
Silas Lobenstein
Hauppauge HS
Mizuki Natsu
Great Neck HS N
Merit Awards:
Cody Chelune
Island Trees HS
Meredith Daly
Herricks HS
Loughlin Reid-Cleary
LIHSA/Lynbrook HS
Madeline Shingleton
Amityville Memorial HS
Nadine Torillo
Centereach HS
THEATER
Toni Nemazi
Cold Spring Harbor Jr./Sr. HS / LIHSA
Saadiyah Proctor
North Babylon HS
Mia Grace Robley
Oceanside HS
Leah Romero
Mt. Sinai HS
Merit Awards:
Cooper Arbisi
Massapequa HS
Matthew Tyler Cruz
Sewanhaka HS
Dara Gordon
Commack HS
Laura Lederer
Island Trees HS
VISUAL ARTS
GoEun Choi
Plainview-Old Bethpage/JFK HS
Isabella Chu
New Hyde Park Memorial HS
Daniella Dell'Aquila
Manhasset HS
Becca Hochman
Half Hollow Hills HS E
Merit Awards:
Brian Jaco
Hicksville HS
Alden Kisner
Cold Spring Harbor Jr./Sr. HS
Natalia Monsale
Glen Cove HS
Ruby Zhang
Syosset HS
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Our mission is to provide vision and leadership to support thriving and diverse arts on Long Island, and this is done through initiatives that engage and promote the arts across Nassau and Suffolk Counties, benefiting our local artists, arts organizations, public schools, and our communities. In addition, we serve as an advocate for arts education in our schools and collaborate on strategies for economic development and community revitalization.
Long Island Arts Alliance was formed in 2003, with the goal of creating an island-wide cohort of not-for-profit arts organizations to actively address the challenges facing the arts community and communicate the economic impact the sector has on our region. Today, our membership boasts over 120 of the island’s arts and culture organizations, and creative businesses that include a diverse range of disciplines, budget, and geographic representation.
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