Boris Reyt

On January 16, 2016: Metuchen's Bookstore Boutique & Café will once again kick off the New Year with a celebration of all things old and new. The evening will bring this year’s attendees one of a kind art exhibits, refreshments, meet and greets with business owners Karen and Sergio and their newest adjuncts that embody what is already wonderful on Metuchen Matters Main Street and shed light on what is to come for 2016.

Event planner Melissa Peterson has curated for the shop a collection of art for exhibit by local favorites and new, "never before shown locally" talent such as Mark Harris, Kim Adlerman, Steve Beal, Ken Witkowski, Albertus Joseph Artist, Tegan James Art, Eric Haake, David LaMorte, Jim Toscano, Boris Reyt Illustration & More.

Admission is free and guests will treated to live jazz and blues as performed by the Lee Caplan Trio and sweet treats from one of downtown’s newest eateries, Mangia Toscano.

Last year’s pop up gallery hosted well over 100 guests over its four hour span and the hope is to attract even more this year by increasing the opportunities for vendors and artists that are new to the area. Some of the art will be for sale and at least three vendors will have one day only sales. Vintage purses and accessories will be offered by Vivere Vintage plus I Love Lamp. will continue to clear out its inventory of handmade spirit bottle lighting and local artisan Lori Ellen will be premiering her latest collection for the first time ever in Metuchen.

Learn more about plans for the store and arts center in 2016 and meet the new personnel and local shop vendors.

On January 16, 2016: Metuchen's Bookstore Boutique & Café will once again kick off the New Year with a celebration of all things old and new. The evening will bring this year’s attendees one of a kind art exhibits, refreshments, meet and greets with business owners Karen and Sergio and their newest adjuncts that embody what is already wonderful on Metuchen Matters Main Street and shed light on what is to come for 2016.

Event planner Melissa Peterson has curated for the shop a collection of art for exhibit by local favorites and new, "never before shown locally" talent such as Mark Harris, Kim Adlerman, Steve Beal, Ken Witkowski, Albertus Joseph Artist, Tegan James Art, Eric Haake, David LaMorte, Jim Toscano, Boris Reyt Illustration & More.

Admission is free and guests will treated to live jazz and blues as performed by the Lee Caplan Trio and sweet treats from one of downtown’s newest eateries, Mangia Toscano.

Last year’s pop up gallery hosted well over 100 guests over its four hour span and the hope is to attract even more this year by increasing the opportunities for vendors and artists that are new to the area. Some of the art will be for sale and at least three vendors will have one day only sales. Vintage purses and accessories will be offered by Vivere Vintage plus I Love Lamp. will continue to clear out its inventory of handmade spirit bottle lighting and local artisan Lori Ellen will be premiering her latest collection for the first time ever in Metuchen.

Learn more about plans for the store and arts center in 2016 and meet the new personnel and local shop vendors.

Small Treasures

An Exhibit, Silent Auction and Sale of miniature 5 X 7 original works of art

Gala Reception: Sunday, December 5 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.

Exhibit runs from November 4 through December 5 2009

WHAT IS IT?

WINDOW ART FOR HIGHLAND PARK 2009 IS AN ART EXHIBIT VISIBLE THROUGH THE WINDOWS OF TOWN OF HIGHLAND PARK BUSINESSES.THE EXHIBIT MAY BE SEEN FROM OCTOBER18-NOVEMBER 22,2009

Moscow City Government
Russian Academy of Arts
Moscow City Department of Culture
Moscow Museum of Modern Art

present
PhotoPodium
Dates: July 25 — August 16, 2009
Venue: Moscow Museum of Modern Art at 9 Tverskoy Boulevard
Opening: July 24, 6 pm (entrance free)

PhotoPodium is one of the youngest photographic resources in the Web; it was registered in the USA in December 2008. PhotoPodium managed to unite interesting professional and amateur photographers from the regions of Russia and former USSR, who live in different countries today. The exhibition at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art presents works selected in the course of the contest held among the users of the site.

The project aims at organizing some kind of a cultural dialogue and a possibility of creative exchange between Russian-speaking emigrants of the latest times and English-speaking professionals and lovers of photography. Having proposed to the authors from all parts of the world to submit works of specified genres, creators of the site engage in a game of cultural identification. For example, one can see how photographers from Russia, Ukraine, the USA, Israel, Germany, or other countries view a cityscape or arrange a photographic portrait. In other words, it is the photography and the photographer's vision that leads the spectator back to the author's origins, to his cultural situation.

The exhibition presents works by 65 members of PhotoPodium coming from the USA, Israel, European countries, Moscow, Saint Petersburg and other cities of Russia. The photographs are grouped according to the principle of genre, such as Cityscape, Architecture, Nature, Reportage, Portrait, and others. In the exhibition space, photographs will be demonstrated as slide shows on several wide-screen plasmas.

Then & Now


10th Anniversary EAS Celebration Exhibit
A Members Only Exhibit

Opens June 2008


at The Edison Municipal Gallery




Juror: Joan Arbeiter
Consultant, juror, curator and author

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A photography exhibit at Middlesex Country College.Opening reception:Sunday,February 24,2008,
3 p.m.-5p.m.For information call 908-753-ARTS

JOHNSON GALLERY

2008 Gallery and Exhibition Schedule



Members' Juried Art Show

A mixed media exhibit of current works created by members of the Somerset Art Association.

Opening Reception: Sunday, January 13th 2:00-4:00 p.m.

Exhibit runs Jan 13 through Feb 22




DIRECTIONS TO SAA

The Somerset Art Association is located at 2020 Burnt Mills Road in Bedminster, NJ. Follow the link listed below to see a map to our location. If you need driving directions, click the link below.

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These portraits are testaments
to the centrality of the other
in my own life,
and the lives of all humans
who as fellow travelers
see the sun in the morning
and feel darkness of night.

Rob Amory

2008 Gallery and Exhibition Schedule

Small Treasures

An Exhibit, Silent Auction and Sale of miniature 5 X 7 original works of art

Gala Reception: Sunday, December 6 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.

Exhibit runs from November 4 through December 6

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Annual Members Juried Exhibit


The Somerset Art Association will host its annual Members’ Juried Art Show and Sale in Jan. 6-12 2007 The Opening Reception for this popular exhibit, which is open to the public, has been scheduled for Jan. 6 from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. The exhibit will run through January 12 2007.

JOHNSON GALLERY

2007 Gallery and Exhibition Schedule

Small Treasures

An Exhibit, Silent Auction and Sale of miniature 5 X 7 original works of art

Gala Reception: Sunday, December 2 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.

Exhibit runs from November 4 through December 2

Small Treasures, Exhibit Opportunity & Sale

SAA is now seeking donations of 5x7 works of art (in any medium) for its upcoming holiday show and sale “Small Treasures” to be held November 14th through December 2nd.

These miniature works of art will be offered for sale via silent auction starting at $25 on December 2nd. The Reception and Sale is always a highly anticipated and festive event and its proceeds are used to underwrite in part, SAA’s operating expenses for its diverse visu

Annual Members Non-Juried Exhibit
Mixed Media
Opening Reception: Thursday, July 12, 6? - 8? p.m.
Exhibit runs through August 25
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As an architect and urban planner working for an architectural firm, I spend my days thinking about structures and making drawings of proposed buildings and complexes, set in their surroundings. But when I “free-lance,” I choose portraits. The work I exhibit on this site and I have exhibited in galleries are my portraits. The human form—especially the human face—fascinates me. Faces—and by extension my portraits of them—convey complex human feelings and emotions. I am moved and inspired by those around me, and I take many opportunities while traveling through the world (especially on New Jersey Transit) to artistically render glimpses into the human conditions: people reading, sleeping, thinking, just being.