It's one of my favorite times of the year! Newark's Open Doors, an annual celebration of the art scene in Newark, NJ, encompassing the galleries, museums, artist studios and artists that comprise of Newark Art Scene. There will be a FREE SHUTTLE escorting you from and to each location!
Produced by the Newark Arts Council, this year's Open Doors Studio Tour began yesterday, October 20 and ends October 23, 2011. Celebrating its 10th Anniversary, Open Doors is a 4-day arts tour and community event that is the kick-off to a month long city-wide celebration of Newark, New Jersey's diverse and celebrated contribution to the arts and American culture. Participating each year are over 300 accomplished local, national, and international artists and all of the City's leading art galleries and cultural institutions. Featured attractions include both professionally curated and juried exhibitions, private artist studio visits, group exhibits, music, dance, and poetry performances, and social events.
The weekend's grand finale culminates when the larger than life "Animodules" take over the streets of Newark for the Newark Art Parade, a Newark original experience presented in partnership with the Barat Foundation of Newark, NJ.
For an extensive list of events, visit: http://newarkpulse.com/articles/Open-Doors-2011-Highlights.html
These are my personal selection of events NOT to missed:
My OWN exhibit Saturday 4pm-7pm at The Coffee Cave, 45 Halsey St, Newark, NJ
Sip signature cocktails, listen to live music and enjoy decadent desserts during the opening reception of an interactive 1950s-inspired live model & fashion photography exhibit" Fashion Fades, Style is Timeless." from designer Meca McKinney of Jypsea Eclectic Handcrafted Leathergoods, photographer Luisa F. Pinzon of LFPVision and guest designer Stacey Angela of STAY.
We invite you to join us Saturday October 22nd, 2011 at The Coffee Cave
For an evening of Art, Fashion and great Music. Enjoy Live music by Incomunicao - Percussion Based Dominican Anti Pop accompanied by classic 1950's Latin and American Music.
RSVP at https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=184936388247615
Tonight:
https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=180773642001625
CELEBRATED NEWARK ARTIST
TO DISPLAY WORK AT PRUDENTIAL CENTER
Paintings to be featured in concourse display during
New Jersey Devils game on Oct. 21
Prudential Center, in working with the Newark Arts Council, will be featuring a gallery style showing of abstract impressionist and mixed media artist Anthony E. Boone's work during the Friday, October 21 New Jersey Devils game versus the San Jose Sharks.
The gallery display will be constructed on the main concourse near entrance to the PNC Tower. Boone, a self taught artist who was born in Newark, will have a number of unique pieces on exhibition including one especially created and inspired by the New Jersey Devils.
WHEN: Friday, October 21, 2011 at 3:30 p.m.
WHO: Artist Anthony E. Boone
WHERE: Prudential Center –Main Concourse
165 Mulberry Street
Newark, NJ
For more information & to RSVP, please contact
Kerry Graue: kgraue@prucenter.com, 973.757.6246
Sunday:
March Down Broad Street 11-12 pm
Produced by the Newark Arts Council, this year's Open Doors Studio Tour began yesterday, October 20 and ends October 23, 2011. Celebrating its 10th Anniversary, Open Doors is a 4-day arts tour and community event that is the kick-off to a month long city-wide celebration of Newark, New Jersey's diverse and celebrated contribution to the arts and American culture. Participating each year are over 300 accomplished local, national, and international artists and all of the City's leading art galleries and cultural institutions. Featured attractions include both professionally curated and juried exhibitions, private artist studio visits, group exhibits, music, dance, and poetry performances, and social events.
The weekend's grand finale culminates when the larger than life "Animodules" take over the streets of Newark for the Newark Art Parade, a Newark original experience presented in partnership with the Barat Foundation of Newark, NJ.
For an extensive list of events, visit: http://newarkpulse.com/articles/Open-Doors-2011-Highlights.html
These are my personal selection of events NOT to missed:
My OWN exhibit Saturday 4pm-7pm at The Coffee Cave, 45 Halsey St, Newark, NJ
Sip signature cocktails, listen to live music and enjoy decadent desserts during the opening reception of an interactive 1950s-inspired live model & fashion photography exhibit" Fashion Fades, Style is Timeless." from designer Meca McKinney of Jypsea Eclectic Handcrafted Leathergoods, photographer Luisa F. Pinzon of LFPVision and guest designer Stacey Angela of STAY.
We invite you to join us Saturday October 22nd, 2011 at The Coffee Cave
For an evening of Art, Fashion and great Music. Enjoy Live music by Incomunicao - Percussion Based Dominican Anti Pop accompanied by classic 1950's Latin and American Music.
RSVP at https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=184936388247615
Tonight:
The Kedar Studio of Art presents
LUMINOUS ANGLE
New works by KATI VILIM
October 21st to November 19th, 2011
RECEPTION: Friday, October 21st 7-10pm
HYCIDE MAGAZINE RELEASE PARTY
The 2nd Edition
6pm – 9pm
aljira, A Center for Contemporary Art
591 Broad Street, downtown Newark, NJ 07102
973.622.1600
On October 21st in conjunction with Aljira, A Center for Contemporary Art and the Newark Arts Council’s Open Doors Tour, photojournalist and filmmaker Akintola Hanif will introduce the 2nd print edition of HYCIDE, a photography magazine dedicated to subculture, art and conflict.
This issue features stories on the notorious Baxter Terrace housing projects, legendary Hip-Hop photographer Ernie Paniccioli, Grammy Award winning multi-media artist Shah Wonders, Legal Weed, Guns & Violence, a photo essay on the homeless, The(1)ne Drop Project and more.
“HYCIDE is about challenging elitist ideals and illustrating what's really going on in the minds, hearts and lives of some of America's finest yet forgotten people,'' Akintola Hanif explains. “Through stories of survival and freedom our goal is to create understanding and empathy for the misunderstood while providing a visual and literary voice for the voiceless.”
New works by KATI VILIM
October 21st to November 19th, 2011
RECEPTION: Friday, October 21st 7-10pm
Kati
Vilim is a geometric abstract painter addressing the discipline of
Constructivist tradition incorporated with mathematical concepts. The
elements of structure, ratio, color and rhythm, with their varied
qualities, are organized into new forms which seem to suggest musical or
architectural harmonies.
The Kedar Studio of Art 585 Broad Street, 2nd floor
Newark NJ 07102
Tel: 973-985-4284 www.kedarstudio.com
info@kedarstudio.com
Newark NJ 07102
Tel: 973-985-4284 www.kedarstudio.com
info@kedarstudio.com
HYCIDE MAGAZINE RELEASE PARTY: The 2nd Edition
10.21.11
HYCIDE MAGAZINE RELEASE PARTY
The 2nd Edition
6pm – 9pm
aljira, A Center for Contemporary Art
591 Broad Street, downtown Newark, NJ 07102
973.622.1600
On October 21st in conjunction with Aljira, A Center for Contemporary Art and the Newark Arts Council’s Open Doors Tour, photojournalist and filmmaker Akintola Hanif will introduce the 2nd print edition of HYCIDE, a photography magazine dedicated to subculture, art and conflict.
This issue features stories on the notorious Baxter Terrace housing projects, legendary Hip-Hop photographer Ernie Paniccioli, Grammy Award winning multi-media artist Shah Wonders, Legal Weed, Guns & Violence, a photo essay on the homeless, The(1)ne Drop Project and more.
“HYCIDE is about challenging elitist ideals and illustrating what's really going on in the minds, hearts and lives of some of America's finest yet forgotten people,'' Akintola Hanif explains. “Through stories of survival and freedom our goal is to create understanding and empathy for the misunderstood while providing a visual and literary voice for the voiceless.”
Guests can also enjoy a sneak peak at
the latest exhibition on display at Aljira, Dandy Lion: Articulating A
Re(de)fined Black Masculine Identity curated by Shantrelle P. Lewis.
Dandy Lion celebrates an alternative representation of Black manhood,
men of style and grace with an African sensibility.
RSVP:
https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=180773642001625
CELEBRATED NEWARK ARTIST
TO DISPLAY WORK AT PRUDENTIAL CENTER
Paintings to be featured in concourse display during
New Jersey Devils game on Oct. 21
Prudential Center, in working with the Newark Arts Council, will be featuring a gallery style showing of abstract impressionist and mixed media artist Anthony E. Boone's work during the Friday, October 21 New Jersey Devils game versus the San Jose Sharks.
The gallery display will be constructed on the main concourse near entrance to the PNC Tower. Boone, a self taught artist who was born in Newark, will have a number of unique pieces on exhibition including one especially created and inspired by the New Jersey Devils.
WHEN: Friday, October 21, 2011 at 3:30 p.m.
WHO: Artist Anthony E. Boone
WHERE: Prudential Center –Main Concourse
165 Mulberry Street
Newark, NJ
For more information & to RSVP, please contact
Kerry Graue: kgraue@prucenter.com, 973.757.6246
Sunday:
Creation Nation Parade
The Creation Nation Parade, October 23 11 am -1pm, is free and open to the public to march with art, a banner for your community, friends and family. This is a gathering of people, and we invite people! Please register to march or volunteer here: http://creationnation.info/
765 Broad Street 9-11am stagingMarch Down Broad Street 11-12 pm
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