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Lana Santorelli Gallery

628 Washington Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030

www.lanasantorelligallery.com

Grand Opening: Hoboken

Saturday, June 4, 6- 9 pm

Lana Santorelli – Solo Show

June 4 – July 3, 2011

Lana Santorelli - Summer Story

Summer Story by Lana Santorelli, Oil on Canvas, 36″ x 36″

After a brief hiatus while undergoing renovations, on Saturday, June 4th they open the doors to their sparkling new gallery space on Washington Street in Hoboken, New Jersey.


Their opening show features stunning landscape and portraiture work by their artist/ owner, Lana Santorelli. Santorelli has a talent for distilling her subjects to their purest elements with a clear and direct potency. Her vibrant palette experiments with shocking juxtapositions of color that transcend the everyday. Lana Santorelli’s solo show will run through Sunday, July 3rd.


Lana Santorelli Gallery will continue its program of group shows of emerging and underrepresented artists. Their new location, at 628 Washington Street (between 6th and 7th Streets) in Hoboken, will be open Tuesday through Sunday, 11 am to 7 pm. For high resolution artwork images or other questions, please contact Bess Sobota at info@lanasantorelli.com.

Photographer Jayne Dunsmuir is looking for artists of all disciplines living and/or working in Hoboken to sit for a portrait for her new series. Jayne is an established portrait photographer from England who has recently moved to Hoboken. The portrait sessions will take around one hour and will ideally be shot at the individual’s place of creative work or their home. Each participant will receive a print from their sitting. The photographs will be exhibited in the local area. If you would like to be involved please contact Jayne at jaynedunsmuir@hotmail.com with a link to your work.

Portraits from a similar series in England ‘The Bermondsey Street Project’ may be viewed at www.jaynedunsmuir.com

Announcing the 3rd Annual, Not Yo Mama’s Craft Fair!!! Coming back to Downtown Jersey City, on Saturday JUNE 25th, 2011!

This year’s fair will be held outdoors, at The Morgan Lot. 107 Morgan St. Jersey City NJ 07302, from 11AM to 7PM.

The organizers have officially opened the call for artists/crafters to send in their vendor applications. – Deadline is MAY 2nd.
 (Direct link to download – including rules and guidelines) http://bit.ly/nYmApp

They will be showcasing 100 + of the hottest new craft/artisan vendors from Jersey City Area, Hoboken, Brooklyn, and BEYOND!!! 
There will be plenty of shopping, music, food, beer, interactive games and giveaways!

Please share the exciting news with anyone and everyone that may be interested in participating as a vendor at the event – as well as those who just like to be in the know about the coolest indie happenings in Chill Town.

Want more info, vendors and pics from last year, and access to their blog?

Check out their website at www.notyomamasaffairs.com or email: notyomamajc@gmail.com

The mayor is going to sponsor a resolution at the City Council meeting to enter into an “interim cost agreement” to move the Hoboken Arts Center project forward. This is a critical step in the final approval process.

Come to the meeting and show your support. Your presence and support at this meeting is essential to moving this project forward. The meeting is Wednesday, April 20, 2011, on the main floor of Hoboken City Hall, 7 – 11PM.  Please get there by 7PM to sign up to speak. If you support the arts, economic development, jobs and state-of-the-art schools, City Council members need to hear from you!

Artist Talk- Rappleye flyer

Hi Folks, I am not exactly sure how to post this correctly but Jon Rappleye will be giving a talk at Hudson County Community College Thursday March 24 at 6 PM.  See the attached flyer for details.  We’re two blocks from the Journal Square Path Station.  All are welcome.  RSVP to ASiegel@hccc.edu.  Thank you.

CALL FOR ART

trashed

Independent curators, Meghan Blowers and Marie Sullivan, in collaboration with Rogue Video and The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University are seeking submissions for “trashed,” and exhibition of contemporary video art which explores and discovers the potential for beauty, meaning and use in the discarded.  By investigating the redemptive quality of reclaiming and re-using abandoned matter, the curators offer insight into a burgeoning revolution which re-orders the conventional meaning of worth.  The resurrection of trash will be uniquely explored by individual participating artists through their interpretations of the motivations, processes and effects of this counter-cultural upheaval.  The artists’ focus may be broad or narrow and may delve into the psychological, spiritual or physical consequences of the transformation of the worthless to the valued.  Presenting a diverse array of works will assist the curators in conveying the breadth and significance of the “salvage” movement.  Videos will be selected based on artistic merit, relevancy and overall meaning.

The video screening will take place on Thursday, April 28th in an out of doors urban environment (to be announced) in the Arts District of Newark, New Jersey . Videos will be projected in an unconventional setting to increase incidental viewership and audience participation.  Additionally, this will give audiences a concrete example of how places and objects can be transformed simply by the way we see and use them.

DEADLINE:  April 8th, 2011

PROSPECTUS:  http://jeannecurates.com

FEE:  $5/5 entries

Cultural Trust Grants for Arts Organizations Now Available
State Arts Council and NJ Cultural Trust Announce Availability of Guidelines and Applications for Financial and Institutional Stabilization Grant Program

(Trenton, NJ) Guidelines and application forms for Fiscal Year 2012 (9/1/2011 – 8/31/2012) grants to help strengthen New Jersey nonprofit arts organizations are now available. The Financial and Institutional Stabilization Grant Program is administered by the New Jersey Cultural Trust in partnership with the New Jersey State Council on the Arts to enable arts groups to build capacity and further advance their impact on communities.

The types of projects eligible for funding range widely and can include such things as establishing a working capital or cash reserve, strategic planning, professional development and training for board or staff, board development, marketing and fundraising strategies, and addressing deficits, among others. Grants are expected to range between $10,000 and $40,000 and do not require a match.

Notices of Intent to Apply for projects are due in the New Jersey State Council on the Arts office by Monday, January 31, 2011. Applications are due by Monday, March 21, 2011. The guidelines and application forms are available on the State Arts Council web site.

In order to be eligible to apply for funds from this program, organizations must first be designated “qualified” by the Cultural Trust. The information and forms required for qualification are available directly from the Cultural Trust web site or by calling 609-984-6767. To be qualified an organization must be tax-exempt, be in operation for at least four years, fulfill an arts mission through active programs and services, and have a functioning board that provides financial oversight. Organizations not yet qualified are urged to complete the application process as soon as possible to ensure eligibility. Applications for qualification must be received at the Cultural Trust office by Monday, January 31, 2011 in order to be considered in this upcoming round of Arts Institutional and Financial Stabilization projects.

Established by law in 2000, the Cultural Trust represents a public/private partnership and invests funds contributed by the State of New Jersey and private sources. Last year approximately $400,000 in interest earned by the Cultural Trust was recommended for stabilization projects by the State Arts Council along with approximately $400,000 for capital preservation projects recommended by the NJ Historic Trust.

Free workshops intended to provide prospective applicants with technical assistance and guidance will be conducted by Arts Council staff on the following dates:

Registration is required. To reserve a space at a workshop please call 609.292.6130 or email dinorah@arts.sos.state.nj.us. All workshops will be conducted at accessible sites. Applicants in need of special assistance should call the Council office at 609.292.6130 or NJ Relay 711.

Pro Arts Jersey City announces its third Art Eat-Up Friday, January 14

7-10 pm at Grace Van Vorst Church, 39 Erie Street, Jersey City, NJ.

Art Eat Up is a food, drink and entertainment event with a twist; for a small donation, guests eat a delicious meal, enjoy good company, musical entertainment, receive a ballot, and vote for the most worthy art proposal presented that night. Art Eat Up provides an opportunity for up to ten artists to showcase their artwork, and build awareness of their vision, while vying for the Art Eat Up grant. For $20, Guests will enjoy a delicious meal, beverage and ballot. For $10, they receive beverage and ballot, and for $5 guests can simply cast a ballot.

Following a presentation by the artists of their proposals, diners cast their ballots and the art proposal receiving the most votes will be awarded the money raised that evening (minus expenses). Finalized projects will be on display at the following Art Eat Up and on the website. http://home.earthlink.net/~proartsjerseycity/proartsjerseycity/index.html

The Art Eat Up grants process gives an artist or artist group an unrestricted financial resource to realize a visual arts proposal, whether it is for one piece or an entire body of work. The grant may be used for materials, equipment or even living expenses while the project is completed. The process is purposely simple: submit a proposal to Art Eat Up. Community participation in the grant selection process is the key to stimulate and support experimental, critical and imaginative projects that may not be eligible for formal funding.

Any artist can submit a proposal to the Art Eat Up event which is due by January 1st, 2011. Only the best 10 proposals will be presented at the event. The prospectus is available at http://home.earthlink.net/~proartsjerseycity/proartsjerseycity/index.html

Accepted proposals are free to Pro Arts members. Nonmembers whose proposals are accepted must pay a $25 fee, which entitles them to a one-year membership in Pro Arts Jersey City, a ballot and a beverage cup. For information on the benefits of Pro Arts membership please visit our website www.proartsjerseycity.org

Further information is available by writing to arteatup@gmail.com or calling 201-736-7057. Art Eat-Up is a Pro Arts Project. Pro Arts Jersey City is a nonprofit organization of professional artists dedicated to promoting the visual arts and to communicating Jersey City’s identity as a growing arts center.

Life Drawing, Tuesdays, 7-10PM Join us for live figure drawing. We offer a chill atmosphere, great music & fabulous models. Whether you’re a grizzled creative soul, or a connoisseur of stick-figures, all skills and mediums are welcome. $10, BYOB and your own art materials. Paul Vincent Studios49 Harrison St, Hoboken, NJ Find it on Google Maps Join the Meetup Group

The Walsh Gallery at Seton Hall University is seeking submissions for a group exhibition curated by Ruth Ballester, Whitney Fehl, and Lauren Thompson. The call is open to all artists working towards expanding the definition portraiture. Portraiture: Inside Out seeks to emphasize the methods by which contemporary artists explore private identity of both the self and the other by denying formal and art historical conventions, as well as moving away from lofty social and political tendencies. It is the goal of this exhibition to foster an understanding and appreciation of unconventional approaches to the genre of portraiture, especially within a conceptual framework. All media will be considered, including (but not limited to) painting, drawing, prints, photography, sculpture, installation, new media, performance, and mixed-media works. The exhibition will specifically explore artists that reveal private identity through external physical cues and/or, interior psychological states of being. Performative works, installation and interventions will especially be favored.

$15/5 entries – Deadline January 7, 2011

Prospectus:  http://jeannecurates.com/#/calls-for-art/4535688306

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