“Impact!,” curated by multimedia artist Tarik Mendes, is, like all ProArts projects, a survivors’ tale. It is an exciting show, and an illuminating show, but it is not a happy show. Then again, these are not the happiest of times.

“Impact!,” curated by multimedia artist Tarik Mendes, is, like all ProArts projects, a survivors’ tale. It is an exciting show, and an illuminating show, but it is not a happy show. Then again, these are not the happiest of times.
“Fresh Air” at Hamilton Square collects pieces from the Elevator crew, including photos, paintings, and fiber art.
This weekend, Jersey City will have the JC Kids Run, a Mocktails Under The Moonlight fundraiser, and a performance from Jersey City Ballet Theater.
(Header image: Lauren Silberman, Dancefloor 2020, (Good Room), Archival Pigment Print, 60″ x 78″) In Jersey City, renovation is often a scary word. Businesses that close for renovation sometimes get lost in the mist and never reopen. Others come back weakened, or changed for the worse. The winter and early spring period of repose at MANA […]
You’d have a hard time finding a show that’s as much fun as “Power Pop Trio Reunion,” at Firmament Gallery at the Nimbus Arts Center (329 Warren St.)
This weekend, Jersey City is packed with events for everyone. Whether you want to celebrate Earth Day, go wine tasting, or see live music, the city has got you covered.
Artists have always lived in the District, and many more have worked there, but the high price of real estate has made it difficult for an independent operator to open a gallery.
An interview with SMUSH Gallery directors Katelyn Halpern and Benedicto Figueroa, who must raise thousands of dollars to keep the space going.
In the new show at NJCU, artist Nedko Bucev takes a thoroughly disturbing look at the contamination of the water table.
“Coming into Focus,” a two-artist show that pairs Fine prints with recent paintings by Deb Sinha is likely to be remembered by those who see it as the definitive Jersey City pandemic-era art show — one so tonally and emotionally accurate that it deserves to be called history.
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