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The Oyster Point Hotel Gallery presents Works by 26 Jersey Artist Registry members

Published by New Jersey Stage

originally published: 11/07/2025

Cat in the Midst of Chaos by Jodi DiLiberto

(RED BANK, NJ) -- Works by twenty-six artists in the Jersey Artist Registry (JAR) is currently on display at The Oyster Point Hotel Gallery in Red Bank. The exhibit runs through January 5, 2026.

The show features sixty-three works by JAR artists in a diverse range of styles and media, including traditional landscapes, surrealist paintings, digital imagery, iPhone photography, abstraction, portraiture, and more. The artists come from all over the state, including Red Bank, Jersey City, and Atlantic Highlands.

Artists include Hema Bharadwaj, Lorraine Dey, Dawn DiCicco, Jodi DiLiberto, Sherri Ehrlich, Yolanda Fleming, Barbara A. Friedman, Andrea Geller, Brian Hallas, Michael Hanna, Robert Henne, Kevin Hinkle, Prajakta Joshi, Nancy Karpf, Shoshana Kertesz, Greg Kessler, Colleen Lineberry, Carol Magnatta, Ellen Martin, Sharon Sayegh, Carmine Scarpa, Val Sivilli, Daniel Sroka, Karen Starrett, Sandy Taylor, and Gao Yuan.

(Dark) At The Top of the Stairs by Brian Hallas

"This is actually our second exhibit," says JAR creator Ellen Martin. "The first was in the old Hotel Tides in Asbury Park. Ryan Jimenez, then the GM, was one of the angels who supported me in my early endeavors here in New Jersey. 

An opening cocktail reception will take place on Friday, November 11, 2025 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. Wine and hors d'oeuvres will be served from The Oyster Point Hotel's Banquet kitchen. The event is free and open to the public. The Oyster Point Hotel is located at 146 Bodman Place in Red Bank, New Jersey. 




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The Jersey Artist Registry (JAR) is a website where you can browse work from New Jersey visual artists with just one click. It's an independent, invitational platform where collectors, curators, designers, and gallery owners can find art for their homes or exhibitions. There's a $10 yearly fee to join, but no commissions or middlemen. If you see something you like, contact the artist.

Oyster Point Gallery Exhibitions, originally conceived by President Kevin Barry, and currently curated by Ellen Martin, provide a prestigious and viable alternative gallery venue to artists from New Jersey and nearby locations.

Both emerging and established artists, many of whom are award-winning, have been included in the exhibitions that are shown in the public spaces of the first two floors of the Hotel.

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