SPRAWLING
This show is in conjunction with simultaneous exhibitions at Jersey City Museum, The Rahway Artist Guild, and the Hunterdon Museum. It involves artists whose work investigates the changes that occur on the social, political, economic, ecological and geographic levels.

Architects without Architecture
Curated by Trent Welcome
An exhibition showing the expanded boundaries of the architectural role as a fine art. Works by architects who are working in areas that exceed the traditional definition and preconceptions of "architecture" will be displayed.

BENNY's BUNGALOW!
Curated by Benny DiBennadetto's Buddies: Rachael Faillace (aka- "Rach Face"),
Victoria Hanks (aka - "da' Vickster"), and Charlee Swanson (call him Chuckie and he'll moyda you).
The BENNY's-those dreaded visitors from Bayonne, Elizabeth, Newark, and New York that invade the shore beaches each summer-are back with a peace offering. In an attempt at reciprocity, they are bringing down artwork from some of the finest artists their area has to offer. This exhibition proves that some visits by BENNY's are actually incredible!

Fourth Annual International Juried Exhibition
Juried by Ben Goldman, Executive Director of "City without Walls"

Featuring the works of: Jeffrey Abt, Patricia Cudd, Kate Dowd, Ann Marie Fitzsimmons, Patrick B. Fream , Mira Gerald, Tae Won Kim, Estelle Knize, Mark Kolessar , Robert Lach , Evelyn Leavens, Christopher Matrone , Meghan McAleavy, Anne Q. McKeown, Robert O'Connor, Saraivy Orench Reinat, Franc Palaia, Andrew Pawlan, Laura Petrovich-Cheney , Robert W Pillsbury, Becky Hope Polenberg , Jessie Polenberg , Elizabeth Sowell-Zak, Eric Standley, Merrill Steiger , Lou Storey, Lars Strandh, Karen M Surowiec , Liz Toth , Seth Tyler, Vilja Virks-Lee, Andrew Werth, and Eva Wilson.

4th ANNUAL FRESH MEAT / YOUNG BLOOD
NEW JERSEY'S NEW MASTERS
This exhibition again featured the best "new blood" that NJ has to offer. Master of Fine Art graduates from Mason Gross School of the Arts (Rutgers), William Patterson University, Montclair State University, and NJ City University participated.

SCULPTOURE 2007
SICA's first annual urban sculpture park and tour. The sculptures selected from a nation-wide competition have been placed at outdoor locations throughout downtown Long Branch and the oceanfront area. The grand opening of the Sculptoure coincided with - SCULPT!, a weekend sculpture festival at Pier Village .

Tuttavia Povero! (Still Poor!)
Curated by Douglas Ferrari
The Arte Povera (Poor Art) movement of the 1950s were artists working with discarded materials out of economic necessity. Now it appears to have re-emerged or evolved into an art form produced by a culture that embraces its refuse. This show explores some of todays artists who are aware of our current condition of profuse refuse, as well as the inherent impact and beauty of these abandoned and discarded objects.The artists are Jean Blackburn, Sara Barsness, Tim Burke, Soyeon Cho, Willie Cole, Mark Davis, Laura Evans, Alessandra  Exposito, Dana Filibert, Lucy Hodgson, Richard Klein, Bruce Moore, Portia Munson, Sono Osato, Guerra de la Paz, Samuel Rousseau, Claudia Schmacke, & Michael Kelly Williams.

THE GUN SHOW
Curated by Donna Gustafson
Guns are integral to the history of America and are part of our founding myths, from the landing of the armed Pilgrims, to the Revolutionary War, to the winning of the West. Even today, guns are in all of our lives, whether we own them or not. The artists in this exhibition are well aware of the power of the gun as an image and a symbol. Each use the image as a starting point for a critique of contemporary American culture. The artists wereSusan Graham, Jeff Hand, Heather Hart, Rita Herzfeld, Jane Irish, Claire Lieberman, Julio Nazario, Mark Newport, Dot Paolo, Michael Peglau, Alan Powell, Joseph Sabatino, Vilja Virks-Lee, Rhonda Wall, & Lucy White.

SCULPTOURE 2007 PREVIEW
The works submitted for consideration and possible inclusion in SICA's 2007 urban sculpture park will be on display in our gallery. See who was selected to be in!

UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Curated by Barbara MacAdam
(Executive Editor of Art & Auction Magazine)
A The aim of this exhibition is to show works by artists who make the act of installation an integral component of their art-making process. Artists asked to participate are Isidro Blasco, Annabel Daou, Rachael Faillace, Angus Fairhurst, Carlo Ferraris, Claude Simard, Rob Wynn and Holly Zausner.

SECOND ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL JURIED EXHIBITION
Juror: John Czerkowicz

THE ART OF SHREWSBURY (NJ)
Featuring the art of students and residents alike who residing in this quaint yet progressive New Jersey town.

PAINT IT BLACK
Curated by D. Ferrari
In western culture black has a long association with the negative - sin, holes, evil, voids, depravity, the sinister and the absence of light, to name a few. This show will draw attention to artists who have used a predominantly black palette and their reasons for choosing black, which vary nearly as much as the reasons existing for art-making - to draw out from nothingness issues of transcendence, social pressures, purity of form, spiritual identity, racial issues, and more. Artists Exhibited were Chakaia Booker Karen Gunderson, K ocot + Hadden, Gary Kuehn, Sol Lewitt, Quentin Morris, Lars Strandh, Ad Reinhardt, Richard Serra, and Merrill Wagner.

MARCH 4 - APRIL 23, 2005