Franklin Hill Perrell Art Exhibition at Riverhead Free Library

The Riverhead Free Library is proud to host an art exhibition featuring the works of Franklin Hill Perrell from Nov. 1 to Dec. 14, 2025. A native of Long Island, Perrell (b. 1954) has been a prominent figure in the art scene since his early years. This exhibition showcases the evolution of his artistic vision since 2011.

Perrell studied painting under the tutelage of Beatrice Mead Perrell, Fay Lansner, and David Shapiro. He holds degrees from Hofstra University (B.A., M.A.) and has had an extensive professional career. He has served as the chief curator of the Nassau County Museum of Art, executive director of the Roslyn Landmark Society, and co-founder and co-director of Artful Circle. His teaching credits include Hofstra University and Long Island University, and his works have been exhibited at Walker Street Gallery, Frank Caro, and Tria Gallery.

The exhibition is free to attend and is a great opportunity for art enthusiasts to witness the works of a local artist who has made a significant impact in the art world. For more information, visit the Riverhead Free Library’s website.