The Reboli Center for Art and History is pleased to announce Joseph Reboli Remembered, a special exhibition presented in collaboration with the Emma S. Clark Memorial Library, on public display throughout January 2027 at the library.

The exhibition will celebrate the enduring artistic legacy of renowned Long Island painter Joseph Reboli through reproductions of his original oil paintings, offering community members an opportunity to revisit and appreciate his work in a welcoming public setting.

Artwork by Joseph Reboli

The reproductions will be printed using archival inks by a local printing company based in Lake Grove, New York, reflecting a commitment to quality and local craftsmanship. These carefully produced prints will provide visitors with an opportunity to experience Reboli’s imagery and artistic vision beyond the walls of The Reboli Center for Art and History.

Through this collaboration, the REBOLI Center and the Emma S. Clark Memorial Library aim to make Reboli’s work accessible to a broader audience while celebrating the cultural and artistic heritage of the local community. By bringing his paintings into the library, the exhibition creates an opportunity for visitors of all ages to connect with his art, reflect on his legacy, and discover the lasting impact of his work.

Joseph Reboli Remembered will be on public display at the Emma S. Clark Memorial Library throughout January 2027. Community members are invited to visit the library and experience this tribute to an artist whose work continues to hold a meaningful place in Long Island’s cultural history.