Covering the arts and historic preservation in Essex County
Now through Nov. 8, Malone and Savidis-Markatos are among the 70 artists in a group show at SOPAC called UNVEILED26, juried and designed by painter and curator Jeremy Moss. The show is a preview of next month’s Studio Tour SOMA.
Opening Reception: Wednesday Sept. 23, 6 p.m.-8 p.m.
Two exhibitions celebrating the art and generosity of the artist Catherine Kinkade, who died this past October at age 85, are running though August.
The juried art show celebrates 25 years with monetary prizes given for best and honorable Mention in five categories, as well as best in show. This year, there were 169 entries from 61 artists with 80 pieces selected by 46 artists.
Karen Shelby designs gardens large and small. Vegetables, fruit trees, perennials, container annuals and water features serve as her paint brushes and sculpting tools.
Teal is a chameleon, a trickster, a changeling. The color teal takes a star turn in the Heidi Gallery’s evocative exhibition, showcasing 57 pieces from 20 artists.
Ann Vollum’s "Sharp Teeth, Long Tongues" is a stunning 79-piece solo retrospective at Brassworks Gallery selected and designed by gallery curator Cheryl Minden.
Growing up in a culturally diverse Queens, the artist's boundless curiosity about people saturates her work.
Pierro Gallery’s outstanding exhibition Female Hysteria is by turns subversive, smart, funny and an out-and-out gorgeous must-see.
For over five decades Newark visual artist and educator Onnie Strother, now 76, has touched 1,000s of lives through his art, teaching, curating and community involvement.