Art show at Livingston’s Heidi Gallery explores the mysteries of the color teal
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.
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Explore artist Ann Vollum’s Edward Gorey-esque world in Montclair retrospective
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.
Unconventional lives: Janet Boltax’s portraits at Gaelen Gallery
Growing up in a culturally diverse Queens, the artist's boundless curiosity about people saturates her work.
‘Female Hysteria’ Dazzles, Provokes in South Orange Exhibition
Pierro Gallery’s outstanding exhibition Female Hysteria is by turns subversive, smart, funny and an out-and-out gorgeous must-see.
Newark Artist Onnie Strother Confronts Black History in Powerful Show in Maplewood
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.
East Orange artist Sandra Charlap transforms maps into metaphors of art
The artist's 39-piece exhibition "Seen From Above" examines both familiar and unfamiliar places from a different point of view—overhead.
West Orange Classic Film Festival at 20: Ready for its Close Up
This year, veteran film, television and stage actor Alvin Alexis, a cast member in writer-director John Sayles’ cult favorite, Brother From Another Planet (1984), will anchor that discussion.
The Art of Jay Pingree: Distorted Motion, Clear Vision
Nationally and internationally exhibited artist Jay Pingree has an arresting one-man show at Montclair’s BrassWorks Gallery.
Maplewood Artist Wendy Bellermann Paints With Prehistoric Pigments
Wendy Bellermann paints her cave-inspired art with pigments that she makes herself from the clay and stone.
Tom Nussbaum’s Retrospective at the Montclair Art Museum Opens in September
To enter into the art of Tom Nussbaum is to enter into his visual and verbal vocabulary of wordplay, eye-play, puns, and bygone popular culture references.