Map & Directions 2010 Highwater Sculpture Invitational
June 4 - August 29, 2010
Michelle Post and Dave Carrow guest curate this highly provocative exhibition. The experience, creative energy and artistic talent of Post and Carrow offer inventiveness to the display. The sculpture presented varies widely in style, symbols and subject matter. Several pieces are sophisticated and conceptually complex, while others suggest a humorous or whimsical nature. All are masterfully executed and are sure to engage, inspire and even surprise the viewer.
Artists included in the exhibition are: Hank Murtha Adams, Leslie Atik, Regina Barthmaier, Peter Callas, Dave Carrow, Melvin Edwards, Harry Gordon, Pam Lethbridge, Rory Mahon, Michelle Post, Karen Smith, Larry Steele, and Nathan Vincent.
Flashpoint: Tom Birkner and Alyssa Monks
June 11 - September 15, 2010
The paintings of Alyssa Monks and Tom Birkner are of a representational narrative genre, luring the viewer to a specific time, place and action. Both artists present meticulously painted oils that tell a story, not quite explicit. Here figures are caught in the moment, engaging the viewer to ask, "What happens next?" Never still, these figures provide engaging narratives in a full range of human emotion.
Splash: The New Jersey Watercolor Society
June 18 - August 29, 2010
Masterful watercolor paintings represent the finest examples of works in watercolor from across the State of New Jersey. Watercolor is one of the most elegant and versatile painting mediums. Today the medium has evolved to encompass a myriad of exciting styles and techniques. Included in this exhibition are realistic paintings with a great amount of descriptive detail.
The New Jersey Watercolor Society (NJWCS) is a distinguished group of artists from throughout New Jersey who work specifically with aqueous mediums. The NJWCS is dedicated to preserving the art of working with watercolors, and are also involved in engaging the public interest in watercolor painting.
Illusions: Abstract Art from the Permanent Collection
July 9 - September 26, 2010
In Illusions, colors vibrate, merge and create dimension, reviving the colorful Op art and geometric motifs of the 60's, 70's and 80's. Works from the museum's collection celebrate color theory and optical experimentation. Optical Art is a mathematically-themed form of abstract art. Repetition of simple forms and colors are used to create visual effects such as moiré patterns and an exaggerated sense of depth. Op art is always abstract, and the optical refers to optical illusion. In the 1960's, the term "Op Art" was coined to describe the work of a growing group of abstract painters. This movement was led by Victor Vasarely and Bridget Riley, and included such artists as Richard Anuszkiewicz, François Morellet and M.C. Escher. Quickly Op art became a motif in fabric design and interior design, but its popularity was limited and faded after a short time in the limelight.
Exhibiting
Artists from the permanent collection include: Burton Wasserman, Edna Andrade, Richard
Anuszkiewicz, Clarence Holbrook Carter, Tom Gaughan, Louis Stone, and Tom Norton
Upcoming Noyes Exhibitions
Fall Season Exhibitions
Opening Reception: October 8, 2010, 5 - 8 p.m.
Signature Artists Exhibition
September 10 - November 28, 2010
The Noyes Museum of Art presents an exhibition of works by its Signature Artists.
Artist include: Geoffrey Agrons, Bette Blank, Zenna Broomer, W. Carl Burger, Alice McEnerney Cook, Val Dyshlov, Kathy Johnston English, Amy Evans, Shelley Wentz Evans, Sheila Grabarsky, Glen Guarino, Jean Hutter, Debrah Jospe, Steve Kuzma, Chuck Law, Tony Migliaccio, Marie Natale, Vincent Nardone, Sangita Phadke, Lou Riccio, Joanie San Chirico, Miklos Sebek, Mavis Smith, Rae Smith, Ilona Sochynsky, Kim Weiland, Tom Werner, Rhoda Yanow.
Jacob Landau: Artist and Humanist
September 17 - January 2, 2011
Provocative and inspiring Landau bears witness to man’s responsibility for injustice. His skill and intellect distinguish him as a prominent graphic artist, illustrator, printmaker, and painter. His work is filled with conscious altering honesty. Timeless and relevant Landau is uncompromising as he presents the figure as a symbol of the human predicament, of the beauty and horror of existence. This important body of work from the Monmouth University Collection, provides a compelling exhibition with pieces spanning nearly five decades.
Suenos: Contemporary Latin American Art
September 24, 2010 - January 23, 2011
The works selected for this exhibition are informed by the artist’s understanding of world cultures. They are cross cultural conveyors of ideas, each with a connection to Latin America. The works vary in style subject matter and media. Several artists present autobiographical ruminations while others derive their images from cultural histories and traditions. Emotional landscapes, iconic images, political and spiritual reflection present a global perspective. Featuring international artists Henry Bermudez, Rodriguez Calero, Cesar Cornejo, Alfonso Corpus, Alejandro Mendoza, Soledad Salame, Marta Sanchez, and Alex Queral.
Srebrenica
October 8, 2010 - January 16, 2011
On July 11th 1995 a failed peacekeeping mission led to the slaughter of approximately 8000 people in the Bosnian enclave of Srebrenica. The Srebrenica massacre is considered the gravest atrocity committed in Europe since World War II. Mixed media photo assemblages by artist Jehanne van Woerkom give testimony to the mass burial sites and suffering of the families who lost their loved ones. In conjunction with Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, the Noyes Museum of Art will host this powerful exhibition that has been on exhibit in Amsterdam and The Hague.
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.
July: Ocean County Community College - Instructor/Organizer: Nat Bard
August: The Noyes Museum of Art Summer Art Camps Exhibition
September: Pittsgrove Township Schools - Teachers: Lorraine Hill (middle school ), Susan Duncan (H.S.), Carolyn Mortimer, Janice Chassier (E.S.)
October: Creative Achievement Academy - Teacher: Frank D’Autrechy
November: The Noyes Museum of Art Homeschoolers Art Classes
December: Stafford Township School District - Bob Brummer
Bobbie Berg and Maryann Cannon: Passage to Provence 
Exhibit Dates: August 3 - 31, 2010
Opening Reception: Friday, August 6: 5:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Artist Lecture: Thursday, August 5: 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
The Passage to Provence exhibit features multiple works by Mayslanding
artist Maryann Cannon and Vineland artist Bobbie Berg. This exhibition captures their unique journey through the French countryside and includes beautiful landscapes of scenic Provence as well as glimpses of everyday country living in France. Over 25 original paintings will be included in this exhibition.
Going Green: The Artwork of the Dumpster Divers 
Exhibit Dates: September 1 - 27, 2010
Opening Reception: Sunday, September 19: 12:00 - 3:00 p.m.
Artist Lecture with Sally Willowbee: Thursday, September 2: 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.Artist Lecture with Joel Spivak & Eva Preston: Sunday, September 19th: 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
The Philadelphia Dumpster Divers are a group of about 40 Philadelphia-area based artists, collectors and friends who work largely with found objects and recycled materials. They are notable for their extensive works and group efforts throughout their 17+ year history. Their mission: Reuse, Recycle, Inspire.
Visit our Hammonton page for more information.
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.
Artport at the Atlantic City International Airport
Current Exhibition: Flying Fearless
The 2010 Atlantic City Airshow “Thunder Over the Boardwalk” is scheduled for Wednesday, August 25 – and it comes 100 years after Atlantic City and Asbury Park hosted New Jersey’s very first airshows. To pay tribute to those airshows past and present, the Atlantic City Free Public Library and Asbury Park Public Library will offer a new exhibit – Flying Fearless: Celebrating the Centennial Anniversary of Airshows in New Jersey – at the Atlantic City International Airport from June 22 to September 7.
Exhibition Dates: June 22 - September 7Those visiting the physical exhibits can see enlarged shots of aviation pioneers Glenn Curtiss and Walter Brookins flying high above the Atlantic City skyline and beach. The Flying Fearless website, www.njairshows1910.org, will feature a virtual exhibit, along with a history of the New Jersey airshows and timeline of major airshow moments and milestones.
The Atlantic City Free Public Library is an official sponsor of the 2010 Atlantic City Airshow “Thunder Over the Boardwalk.” Visit them on the web at www.acfpl.org for more information.Please visit our ArtPort page or http://www.sjta.com/ACAIRPORT/artport.asp for information on Artport exhibitions.
Atlantic County Library System
The Noyes Museum has partnered with the Atlantic County Library System to present exhibitions featuring Noyes Museum Artist Members and community organizations at different County Library Branch locations.
Current exhibitors include:
Mays Landing & Ventnor Branches: Stay Focused Photo Club, an affiliate of the Forsythe Wildlife Refuge (www.stayfocusedphotoclub.com) Artists: (Ventnor Branch) - Dave Blood (Mays Landing, NJ), Ann Marie Morrison (Absecon, NJ), Patricia Callaco (Port Republic, NJ), John Chintall (Delanco, NJ), Dennis Loughlin (Smithville , NJ), Don Chillemi (Galloway, NJ), (Mays Landing Branch) - Rita Rigas (Mays Landing), Sally Neff, Ed Idzik (Ocean City, NJ), Anne Harlan (Egg Harbor Township, NJ), Dick White (Galloway, NJ), Thomas Graf (Shamong, NJ), Dr. Edgar Bristow (Absecon, NJ)
Longport Branch - Ocean City Fine Arts League (www.oceancityfineartsleague.org), Selected Artist Members: Kathy Mott, Joanne Killian, Diane Brown, Lois G. Adam, Annette Maynard, Rae Jaffe
Pleasantville Branch: Artwork created by local students through a series of classes by The Friends of Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge Environment Education Committee in collaboration with the Celebrate Urban Birds program. The showcase contains student artwork from the following schools:
- Galloway Community Charter School
- Washington Avenue School
- Leeds Avenue School
Egg Harbor City Branch: Egg Harbor Historical Society, Vintage Photographs from a new local book by Mark W. Maxwell, Images of America- Egg Harbor City
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