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DEC. 1 – JANUARY 9 |
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LUMINOUS RECURRENCE
Curated by Linda Pelaez-Dorian.
An exhibition of artist who are exploring the repetitive use of light in their art . The works of Youngmi Song, Jin Lee, Linda Pelaez, Alan Alejo, Amy Stacie Curtis, Charlie Chul-Hyun Ahn , and Lars Strandhl.
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JANUARY 12 – FEBRUARY 19
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CRITIC'S SELECT
Curated by D. Dominick Lombardi
In this exhibition art critics will be asked to select works by artists they have viewed in the past year whose work stands out as exemplifying the spirit of contemporary art today or is representative of a new trend in art. These “Critical Selections” will be artists who deserve greater attention for their art because of their contributions to the larger artistic dialog. Critics involved are: Barbara MacAdam (ARTnews),Gae Savannah (Art Forum and Flash Art),
Carol Kino (Art and Auction Magazine), Robin Rice (Philadelphia City Paper) Judith Stein (Critic, Philadelphia ), Edward Gomez (The New York Times). |
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MARCH 4 – APRIL 23 |
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CHARACTERS: Scene I & II
Curated by Helienthe Bourdeaux-Maurin.
The aim of this exhibition is to show art that reflects the artist¹s keen interest, even obsession to develop characters, whether they be one particular character, the same set of characters, or a seemingly endless number of characters over a substantive period of time.
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APRIL 29 – JUNE 4 |
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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. |
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JUNE 10 – JULY 9 |
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JULY 15 – AUGUST 20 |
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INKED!
Curated by Koan Jeff Baysa.
An exhibition of a diverse group of artists whose works have been influenced by tattoo culture .Artists asked to participate in Inked! include Amanda Church, Don Ed Hardy, Shelley Jackson, D. Dominick Lombardi, Joel Hilgenberg, Michelle Lopez, Betsabee Romero, Steed Taylor, Anna Tsubaki and Mark Dean Veca.
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SEPTEMBER 2 – OCTOBER 8 |
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OVER THE TOP – UNDER THE RUG!
Curated by D. Dominick Lombardi.
An exhibition of nearly 70 artists whose diverse and sometimes extreme creations emanated from the solitude of the artist's studio. Artists included are: Yoshiaki Asai, Edgar Buonagurio, Toby Buonagurio, Calvin Burton, Karlos Carcamo, Joel Carreiro, Jon Cavanaugh, Christopher Chambers, Chaval, Kurt Coblel, Randy Cole, Judy Collischan, Alex DeLeon, Patrick Dorian, John Douglas, Camille Eskell, Margaret Evangeline, Joan Fabian, Bethany Jean Fancher, George Franco, Pablo Garcia, Joseph Gaspard, Keith Gruver, Graham Day Guerra, Luis Guerra, Erik Guzman, Elizabeth Hendler, Rachel Hayes, Sophia Hayes, Clarke Jackson, Anders Johnson, Daniel Jones, Jeremiah Ketner, Andreas Kocks, Max Liboiron , Claire Lieberman, Nick London, Norm Magnusson, Kimberly Maier, Ron Morosan, Kevin Mutch, Kathleen O'Rourke, Ninko Ouzou, Sara Pasti, Erik Wayne Patterson, John Perreault, Manuel Reynosa, J. Grace Rim, Peter Rittmaster, Michael J. Rón, Bradley Rubenstein, Savako, Gae Savannah, Jacqueline Shatz and John Morton, Renee Shaw, Jason Sherry, Stephen Smith, Ankie Sievers, TODT, Carl Van Brunt, Zoe Van Brunt, Jess von der Ahe, Jeanne Wilkinson, Eleanor White, Michael Zansky. |
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OCTOBER 18 – NOV. 12 |
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SECOND ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL JURIED EXHIBITION.
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NOVEMBER 18 |
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FOURTH ANNUAL ART AUCTION
To benefit the Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts. |
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NOV. 30 – JANUARY 7 |
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An Exhibition that Embraces the Round
Curated by MatCH-Art
(Matthew Fisher & Christina Vassallo)
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The O Show is an homage to all that is round, curvy, and looped. MatCh-Art selected a group of artists working in a diverse range of media to explore the circle in contemporary art.
Artists participating in include Lisa Beck, Louis Cameron, Moriah Carlson, Orly Cogan, Mark Dagley, Joel Edwards, Rob Grunder, Francis Holstrom, Sharon Horvath, Jim Houser, Jasper Johns, Kurt Kauper, Chris Kasper, Yayoi Kusama, Laura Ledbetter, Jim Lee, Monique Luchetti, Noah Lyon, Andrew Masullo, Rob Matthews, Derick Melander, Tom Moody, Matthew Northridge, John Phillips, James Rosenthal, Savako, Randall Sellers, Mark Shetabi, Jordan Tinker, John Torreano, Alice Wo, B. Wurtz and Nami Yamamoto . |
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JAN. 12 –
FEB. 19 |
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CRITICS SELECT '06
Curated by D. Dominick Lombardi
In this exhibition art critics will again be asked to select works by artists they have viewed in the past year whose work stands out as exemplifying the spirit of contemporary art today or is representative of a new trend in art. Critics asked to participate are:
Dan Bischoff, Newark ( Star Ledger ); Anjali Gupta, San Antonio ( Artlies , Editor); Kate Hackman, Kansas City ( Review, Editor); Claire Lieberman, Chicago Area ( Sculpture , Critic/ Feature Writer); Valery Oisteanu, NYC ( Brooklyn Rail and NYARTS ); Steve Rockwell, Toronto ( d'ART , Editor / Publisher); Raul Zamudio, Mexico City ( Art Nexus , Contributing Editor, Flash Art , Correspondent, and Contemporary , Contributor). |
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MARCH 1– |
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APR. 15 |
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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.
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APRIL – |
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This exhibition compares the creative processes utilized by visual artists in the production of their art with those used in their curatorial persuits, and features . . . Transmutations curated by Pam Marchin and Chris Randolph with works by Gary Stephan, Michael Rees, David Humphrey, Michael Zansky, James Covington, and Bradley Rubenstein . . . and Plastic Fantastic curated by Christopher Chambers with works by Bernd Naber, Felipe Cortes Clopatofsky, Ben Beaudoin, John Monti, Jean Blackburn, Krzysztof Zarebski, Peter Soriano, Bruce Moore, Doreen McCarthy, Cassandra Lozano, Susanna Starr, and David Fried. |
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JUNE 9 – |
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JULY 7 |
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JULY 19 –
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HUNTERS and GATHERERS
The Art of Collecting
This exhibitions features the incredibly diverse works selected from the collections of two area collectors
Michel D. Marks and Dr. Donald Rothfeld. |
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AUGUST 20 |
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SEPTEMBER 1–
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STUFF IT! Curated by Douglas Ferrari. A
Lambchop - Kookla, Fran and Ollie - the sock monkeys of the '50's - they all had an effect - sometimes subtle, but often profound, on generations of artists. This exhibition seeks to provide a sampling of these artist; those who utilize the stuffed object in their work. Participating Artists are: Matt Barton, Suzanne Brady, Audrey Chibbaro, Orly Cogan, Bethany Jean Fancher, Tracey Featherstone, German Pitre, Rebeca Raney, Ethel Shipton, Shinique Smith, Joan Wheeler,and a selection of Sock Monkeys from the collection of Ron Warren. |
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OCTOBER 6 |
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OCTOBER 13 –
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NOVEMBER 11 |
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NOVEMBER 24–
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AMERICAN COMIC'S CREATORS
Curated by Ian Dorian and James Santangelo
"American comic's creators" takes a look at the inventive and expressive world of comic book creators, their process and their varying socio/political messages. Some of the artists were: Joe DeVito, Steve Ditko,Hy Eisman, Irwin Hasen, Jack Kirby, Jim Krueger, Rags Marales, Fernando Ruiz, Mark Texeira, and maybe more . . . . . |
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DECEMBER 23 |
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There is a great need in this part of New Jersey for exhibition space for contemporary art and for studio space for artists... and it is exciting to think of bringing this Center to Monmouth County"
Mary Eilleen Fouratt, Executive Director
Monmouth County Arts Council
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