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'Smoke & Mirrors' at the Zimmerli Awakens Viewers to the Challenges Those with Disabilities Face while Viewing Museum Exhibitions

by Ilene Dube, JerseyArts.com
published 2024-10-10

In their video works "Impaired: Volume I – Compassion," and "Impaired: Volume II – Mutual Aid," we get to know the two brothers who, indeed, share compassion and mutual aid. Carmen Papalia is a visually impaired artist, and his compassionate brother Antonio Papalia "takes the cane for a walk" to accompany Antonio, who is sometimes self-conscious about using his cane in public.




 

Renowned Native American Pole Carver to Complete a Totem Pole for Princeton

by Ilene Dube, JerseyArts.com
published 2024-09-05

The story of Raven and Fog Woman is a Tlingit legend that begins with two men fishing from a canoe. They encounter fog, from which a beautiful woman emerges to guide them to safety. Raven, one of the fishermen, falls in love with Fog Woman. She weaves a basket to carry fish.



The Sandy Bennett Art Gallery at bergenPAC presents "Jazz Town: Through the Lens of Chuck Stewart"

(ENGLEWOOD, NJ) -- The Sandy Bennett Art Gallery at BergenPAC is hosting a reception to celebrate the exhibit "Jazz Town: Through the Lens of Chuck Stewart," featuring rare photographs of famous jazz musicians who lived in Englewood and Teaneck, New Jersey. The exhibit is running now until November 1, 2024.



Thomas Kelly, exhibiting a new series, WeWork with Walter Wickiser Gallery at Seattle Art Fair 2024

(SEATTLE, WA) -- Thomas Kelly is a widely collected, award-winning, New Jersey based painter with a signature style, work primarily has its roots in Expressionism. He is exhibiting a new series, WeWork, with Walter Wickiser Gallery at Seattle Art Fair 2024, which takes place July 25-28, 2024.



History Relayed by a Fine Artist

by Ilene Dube, JerseyArts.com
published 2024-07-06

The woman in the photograph wears a perfectly crisp blouse, skirt, and apron. Even the mending work on her lap looks freshly ironed—and mind you, this was several decades before the permanent press was a thing. The combination of polka dots, checks, and plaid on the statuesque figure projects a panoply of patterns with the screen door behind her.
















 

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