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| (Trenton, NJ) The New Jersey State Council on the Arts welcomes new member, Maurice Fitzgibbons. A life-long resident of New Jersey, Mr. Fitzgibbons has been active in New Jersey community life for over 35 years, and has been instrumental in the cultural renaissance of the city of Hoboken. He has served in various leadership positions in both local and state government, and recently completed a 14 year term as a Hudson County Freeholder and Chairman of the Hudson County Cultural and Heritage Committee.
“It’s a great honor to join this hard-working team of people dedicated to making New Jersey a better place through the arts,” said Mr. Fitzgibbons. “I am passionate about the power of the arts, and feel confident that my skills and experience will help me contribute in a meaningful way.” Mr. Fitzgibbons is currently on the board of the Mile Square Theater Company and is president of Fitz Media, Inc., a public relations and marketing firm in Hoboken. |
State Arts Council Welcomes New Member
May 3rd, 2010 by AntefSwattpet
Arts Plan New Jersey Presents “Art Works”
Apr 25th, 2010 by AntefSwattpet
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Magic Window Art Exhibition
Apr 17th, 2010 by AntefSwattpet
“Magic Window” is a group exhibition presented by Victory Arts Projects: www.victoryartsprojects.org at 545 Washington Blvd. in downtown Jersey City, across from the Pavonia/Newport stop on the PATH train.
“Magic Window” is part of the Jersey City Artists Studio Tour weekend, October 4–5, noon-6pm, but you can view the exhibition 24 hours a day/7 days a week, from September 23–October 31, 2009
Opening reception at Dorrian’s bar, to the right of the lobby, date TBA artists: Vikki Michalios Nisha Drinkard Peter Bill Bonnie Gloris GJ Lee Sarah Dueth Roslyn Rose Jim Fuess Sarah Aponte Anne Trauben Allison Green Liz Cohen Lorena Rios
THIS PROGRAM IS MADE POSSIBLE IN PART BY FUNDS FROM THE NEW JERSEY STATE COUNCIL ON THE ARTS/DEPARTMENT OF STATE, A PARTNER AGENCY OF THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS, ADMINISTERED BY THE HUDSON COUNTY OFFICE OF CULTURAL AND HERITAGE AFFAIRS, THOMAS A. DEGISE, COUNTY EXECUTIVE, AND THE BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS.
Apr 1st, 2010 by AntefSwattpet
47th Annual ADCNJ Awards
Mar 19th, 2010 by AntefSwattpet
NJ State Council on the Arts Public Meeting
Mar 19th, 2010 by AntefSwattpet
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
2:00 p.m. Lyceum Hall Center for the Arts
432 High Street, Burlington, NJ 08016
The Council will hold a public meeting following its annual Board retreat. The agenda for the meeting includes reports from committees who have met recently this year as well as presentations by a panel of Council grantees receiving Building Arts Participation (BAP) support. The BAP program supports projects that test groundbreaking new ways to build audiences and stronger relationships with communities. The Bergen Performing Arts Center, Montclair Art Museum and Symphony in C will present strategies and outcomes from their exemplary multi-year projects. Click here to learn more about these projects. The meeting is being held at an accessible site. The Arts Council will have assistive listening devices available. Persons requiring special assistance or accommodations are asked to contact Don Ehman, Access Coordinator, at 609.984.7023 (NJ Relay 711) by Friday, March 19th.
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The New Jersey State Council on the Arts is a division of the NJ Department of State. It receives funding in direct appropriations from the State of New Jersey through a dedicated Hotel/Motel Occupancy fee and grants from the National Endowment for the Arts. Since 1966, its volunteer members and professional staff have worked to improve the quality of life in New Jersey by helping the arts to flourish. For more information about the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, please visit www.njartscouncil.org. Further information regarding the arts in New Jersey is found on an interactive web site, www.jerseyarts.com, and available on a toll-free hotline 1-800- THE ARTS. |
Call for Artists – Driving without Destination
Mar 16th, 2010 by Jeanne Brasile
Driving without Destination
The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University in collaboration with the G.K. Chesterton Institute is seeking submissions for a group exhibition curated by Jeanne Brasile and Tony Capparelli. The exhibition is to be juried by the curators and Dr. Dermot Quinn and Father Ian Boyd. Open to all artists working in any medium. Exhibition dates are September 7 through October 3, 2010. Deadline: July 15, 2010. Submission Fee: $15
Prospectus: http://academic.shu.edu/libraries/gallery/CALL_FOR_ART-Driving0310.pdf
BACKGROUND
Artists are encouraged to submit artwork exploring themes influenced by G.K. Chesterton, one of the most influential writers, critics and thinkers of the early 20th century. Chesterton’s influence ranged from inspiring Ingmar Bergman’s “The Magician” to the comic book character Gilbert from the Marvel series “The Sandman.”
“Driving without Destination” is the title of an article published in The Chesterton Review (volume XXVI, no. 3, August 2000) written by Dr. Dermot Quinn, professor of history at Seton Hall University. It is also the theme of the exhibition.
Participating artists will be asked to read Dr. Quinn’s article and create artwork in response to its theme. Read Quinn’s essay here: http://academic.shu.edu/libraries/gallery/Driving_Without-Destination-Dermot-Quinn.pdf
ONLINE CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: 6th ANNUAL PIXEL POPS! 2010 Newark, New Jersey, USA. SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 31 July 2010. PixelPops! 2010 will be held over four weeks in October in a variety of outdoor locations across the New York/New Jersey metropolitan area. This year’s curatorial team is: Jeanne Brasile, Hiroshi Kumagai, Polina Zaitseva and Jade Lien.
SUBMIT ONLINE NOW! – http://www.poppingpixels.org/2010/2010.asp
2010 THEME: URBAN REALITIES
The selected short films (5 minutes or less) will address issues faced by urban communities in America and aim to include the broadest number of interpretations on the theme. Films that highlight both the challenges and joys of urban life will be shown. In doing so, a balanced portrait of New York metropolitan area will highlight difficulties, and advantages of urban living and of those cities’ inhabitants.
The films will be projected onto vacant buildings, idle billboards, crumbling structures such as stanchions, bridges, piers, etc. Selected screening sites shall be chosen for their proximity and line of sight to highways, airline flight patterns, rail lines and areas with heavy foot traffic. Locations will be in heavily-populated urban areas to facilitate viewing by the maximum number of non-traditional art audiences.
The selected films will present what perhaps those passing by on highways, planes and railways may have never paused to contemplate.
IMPORTANT: Submissions must be respectful with regard to content of the public nature of the event. Films should not contain any visuals that might be inappropriate for public broadcast.
2nd Annual – Not Yo Mama’s Craft Fair!
Feb 8th, 2010 by NYMaffairs
2nd Annual Not Yo Mama’s Craft Fair:
Saturday, April 17, 2010
11am-6pm @ Parlay Studios
161 2nd Street
Jersey City, NJ 07302
“What IS Not Yo Mama’s Craft Fair?!?
Not Yo Mama’s Craft Fair is an exclusive and unique event where the best and brightest creatives from the Jersey City metro area and Beyond can hock their DIY wares to the coolest cats in Chill Town.
This years’ event will feature 60+ vendors, live bands, food, drinks & fun galore!
The first 100 through the door will score a nifty swag bag filled with gifts from their vendors and sponsors!
For the complete list of featured artists and bands, visit http://www.notyomamasaffairs.com
Snow Ball — an Art House Production
Dec 3rd, 2009 by C.G. Coleman
Hamilton Square, 1 McWilliams Place
Jersey City, NJ






