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Current Noyes Exhibitions

Awakenings: Art & Healing                                                                                                           

August 29- November 9, 2008 Art can provide individuals struggling with disabling illness a sense of hope, identity and purpose. Awakenings celebrates the artistic endeavors of the artists of Hospital Audiences, Inc. whose works are among the highest quality of contemporary Outsider art. Through their work, untrained artists express themselves and use art to relieve hardship of disease while communicating their interests in a style unrestrained by tradition. Opening Reception Sept. 12, 5-8pm George Zuniga, Cat pictured at left.

 

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From Cape May to Cairo: The Work of George Washington Nicholson                              

April 22 - November 9, 2008  Nicholson, an artist with a life-long connection to South Jersey, spent much of his life in Philadelphia, and the Garden State where he painted the Jersey marshes and shore. A world traveler, the artist retired to the town of Hammonton, where he lived until his death in 1912. Nicholson’s work represents the type of academic realism extremely popular in America and Europe during the turn of the century. An interesting subset of Nicholson's work focuses on "Orientalist" imagery - exotic Middle Eastern and North African subjects. The exhibition will include seascapes and New Jersey marsh paintings, as well as Orientalist subjects and other foreign landscapes.

This exhibition was made possible by a grant from the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, a state partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations in this exhibition do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities or the New Jersey Council for the Humanities.

 

Additional project support was provided by the Visual Arts Program and the School of Arts & Humanities, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.

 

 

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Beneath the Surface: Signature Artists Exhibition                

August 1- October 5, 2008  The Signature Artists of The Noyes Museum of Art present artworks in variety of media, including fiber arts, photography, painting, drawing and sculpture. This year’s exhibition title, Beneath the Surface invites the 27 selected artists to interpret the theme in any way they choose, literally, conceptually or metaphorically. In its second year, the Signature Artist membership program has grown to include artists from across the region, to add a great diversity and wealth of creativity. Pictured at left artist Shelly Wentz Evans. Opening Reception Sept. 12, 5-8pm

Click here to see a full list of our current Signature Artist Members

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Upcoming Noyes Exhibitions

 

Contemporary American Marine Art: American Society of Marine Artists 30th Anniversary Exhibition

November 13 – February 22, 2009

click here for the American Society of Marine Artists website

Celebrating America’s rich maritime history as a seafaring nation, this dynamic exhibition brings together over one hundred of the most talented contemporary artists in the marine art field, recognized both nationally and internationally. Quiet shorelines, harbor views, and seascapes featuring tumultuous, roaring seas are presented with luminous light and emotion. Based on the maritime stories they find fascinating, artists research accounts from captain’s logs, books, manuscripts, historical drawings, photographs and models to present authentic depictions of maritime history. With story telling prowess, and meticulous attention to detail, artists capture historic renderings of pivotal marine crafts including battle ships, such as the USS Nevada and majestic pilot schooners like the America as she finished the first leg of the America’s Cup race in the United Kingdom in 1851. Founded in 1978, the American Society of Marine Artists’ purpose is to promote marine art and maritime history. Opening reception November 14, 5-8 pm

Ilona Sochynsky: Abstract Intrigue                                                                                                October 14- November 30, 2008 Moving to abstraction by unraveling and deconstructing, Ilona Sochynsky reconstructs images by combining them into one surface. Recognizable fragments, human or otherwise, captivate the viewer to reveal something familiar, yet still unknown. Her current work pushes the boundaries of the canvas in an exploration of spatial and sculptural possibilities. Opening reception Nov.14,  5-8 pm

Associate Artists Exhibition                                                                                                          December 9, 2008- January 11, 2009 Reception and Holiday Party December 19, 2008

On Lily Lake: Decoys from the Permanent Collection                                                                     January 20-April 12, 2009 The largest collection of 365 ducks and shore birds dating back to mid-ninteenth century. Opening reception March 6,  5-8 pm

Imo Nse Imeh: Drawings and Paintings                                                                                         January 30- March 15, 2009 Fascinated by the human form and its inherent fragility and strength, Imeh creates massive, visually powerful imagery reflecting his Nigerian cultural ties and traditions. Opening reception March 6,  5-8 pm

 

Community Gallery at Lily Lake Studio

 

Hammonton Arts Center September 2 - 28, 2008

Holiday Art Shop November 21 - January 4, 2009

Permanent Collection April 1 - September 27, 2009

Biennial October 9 - February 2009

 

Current Satellite Exhibitions

The following exhibitions are organized by The Noyes Museum of Art and offered at additional partner facilities across the region. Many of these exhibitions feature the Noyes Museum's Artist Members. To find out more about becoming a Noyes Museum Artist Member click here.

 

 

Dante Hall exhibitions are taking a break. Check back for info.

 

 

 

Artport at the Atlantic City International Airport

Now featuring Joan Wallace Reeves and Edward Lea

 

Please visit  http://www2.sjta.com/acairport/artport.asp for information on current Artport exhibitions.

            

Atlantic County Library System

The Noyes Museum has partnered with the Atlantic County Library System to present exhibitions featuring the Noyes Museum Associate Artist Members at each County Library Branch location. Current exhibitions include:

 

Longport Branch - features artwork by Robert Baum, Nancee Jo Luciani and Marie Natale              

 

Ventnor Branch - features Beverly Golembeski and Jackie Boyd

                      

Mays Landing Branch - features Robert Grunke, Vicky Culver, Dwight Harris and Mary Trivelli Schatz

 

New Location! Egg Harbor City Branch - features Hal Norman Krogstad and Robert Baum

 

 

YAG Gallery Young-at-Art Gallery (YAG) displays art work created at schools or community organizations. This is a free service to the community. The exhibits change monthly.

Currently Showing - Noyes Museum Summer Camp Artwork

  

        

    

 

Upcoming YAG Exhibition Schedule           

September 2008 Horseshoe Crab Conservation Exhibit

 

 

Past Exhibition Archive

Click here to view a chronological listing of previous exhibitions.

 

 

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