Artwork Portfolio the tea drinkerUncategorizedNovember 6, 2013Read Moreby kevinmcevoy0 Comments2 Minutes all thingsUncategorizedNovember 3, 2013Read Moreby kevinmcevoy0 Comments8 Minutes jimmy, a face of islipUncategorizedOctober 18, 2013Read Moreby kevinmcevoy0 Comments7 Minutes mrs. kivisild, a face of islipUncategorizedOctober 8, 2013Read Moreby kevinmcevoy2 Comments4 Minutes my wife, a face of islipUncategorizedOctober 8, 2013Read Moreby kevinmcevoy1 Comment4 Minutes gene murphy, a face of islipUncategorizedOctober 1, 2013Read Moreby kevinmcevoy5 Comments6 Minutes day two of portrait paintingUncategorizedSeptember 24, 2013Read Moreby kevinmcevoy0 Comments1 Minute erhardt, a face of islipUncategorizedSeptember 18, 2013Read Moreby kevinmcevoy0 Comments6 Minutes jack, a face of islipUncategorizedSeptember 18, 2013Read Moreby kevinmcevoy0 Comments5 Minutes teaching and painting in the fallUncategorizedSeptember 17, 2013Read Moreby kevinmcevoy1 Comment1 Minute The McEvoy Portrait of John Monteleone Working in His Studio was recently on exhibit at Long Island Museum's Musical Masterworks: John Monteleone's Guitars and other Instruments last October.
Wow! Amazing paintings, Kevin! Your sister, Colleen, introduced your art works to me. I’m so excited to see such master works here in Long Island!
Thanks so much, Julie! I somehow did not see this comment earlier, I very much appreciate you writing. Feel free to stop by my studio anytime that you would like, I always enjoy showing visitors around. It’s a sprawling 5,000 square feet of natural light painting studios, galleries, and a rare art book library with over 10,000 fine art books, and even a secret door, ha. Thanks again Julie, talk to you.
Hi Kevin; my name is Laura Endres and I am the program director for the Smithtown Rotary Club. I was hoping you would be able to give a presentation at our club? Right now we have available August 7th as the earliest date and many others through December. Please let me know if you are interested. Thank you and your work is amazing!
Hi Laura, I apologize- I somehow did not receive your message in the past, and am just now seeing it. (This message was embedded within my website, but I did not see it where it usually lands, in my email inbox.) I am very honored by your request, and of course, I would be very happy to give a presentation at the Smithtown Rotary- would you like for me to discuss my art career in general, and perhaps the beginning of the Atelier at Flowerfield? It’s exciting to relay the journey that I’ve had- from a boy sketching and wandering in the woods of Blydenburgh Park, to a young man studying classical drawing and painting in Italy, to professional artist and director working here on Long Island. Just let me know, and I’d be very happy to share! Again, very honored by your request, and I look forward to talking. Feel free to email me at kevinwilliammcevoy@gmail.com – Sincerely, Kevin McEvoy