“The Embankment on My Mind,” an art show organized by the Embankment Preservation Coalition, takes the great stone sleeper as its central subject.
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Nineteen Places In Jersey City To See An Art Show: September 2022
We’re heading into Studio Tour ’22 in surprisingly healthy shape.
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“National Pastime” Takes a Swing at ART150
“National Pastime,” the modest-sized but passionately realized show she’s curated at ART150 (150 Bay Street) seeks to put baseball in the context of wider American struggles for racial and gender equality.
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Katelyn Halpern Turns Deep Space Into a “Disaster [Place]”
Halpern, designer of the “Disaster [Place],” has a well-earned reputation for irreverence.
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Downtown Art Crawl Launches on Thursday
During the Downtown Art Crawl on Thursday, July 28, the doors to ElevatorJC (135 Erie St.) and Art150 (150 Bay St.) will be open to the public from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m.
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Lisa Lackey Brings it Back Home in “Common Threads”
The trio show at the Majestic Theatre Condominiums also features textile art from Sarah Garcia and Jessica Ward.
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Reclining Liberty Gets a Touch-Up
On a recent afternoon Zaq Landsberg, with paintbrush in hand, was carefully touching up his sculpture “Reclining Liberty.”
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Claudia Waters and Steve Pearlman at Novado Gallery
Two new solo shows at Novado Gallery (110 Morgan St.): an exhibition of oils on linen by Claudia Waters, and photography by Steve Pearlman.
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“Savage” at Deep Space Is Subversive, Mischievous Fun
“Savage” is an amusing but cutting show of roughly a hundred works by fifteen street artists, many of whom draw from advertisements, video games, official government announcements, cartoons, promo posters, and symbols from the American unconscious.
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The “Troublemakers” of EONTA Space Reopen With a Roomful of Good Trouble
After years spent in pandemic limbo, EONTA, the bright and cheerful art space in the low building at the end of a residential cul-de-sac is back in operation with “Troublemakers.”