The artistic work is not to be missed. 
“The creativity is real and he really communicates a statement with his artwork including recycling and so much more,” said NYIT student Emily Char. Char was one of several students who created a film on the life of Scharf.
More on this exciting event sponsored by Arthur S. Levine in the next edition of the Manhasset Press.
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