The internationally acclaimed artists in "Realms of the Real" conduct extensive historical research, examine the nuances of culture and identity, and explore the boundaries of art and science to create worlds of fantasy and fiction that expand our understanding of ourselves and our world.
Use this open studio space to tackle a creative project!
A weekly social event connecting creatives in Central Jersey.
OnStage Seniors gathers true community stories to share through documentary theater.
Reconnect with a calmer, more intentional way of living.In this thoughtful and inspiring workshop, Patricia Diesel invites participants to pause, reflect, and explore what it truly means to live with greater clarity and ease. Through guided insights and practical tools, attendees will learn how to...
A weekly social event connecting creatives in Central Jersey.
For the summer installment of our popular virtual art-making series in partnership with PUAM, explore watercolors with guidance from artist-instructor Barbara DiLorenzo.
This special pop-up exhibition invites audiences to explore and collect original works by renowned painter Paul Mordetsky before his move from New Jersey to Florida.
Commit to Memory: The Precipice of Extinction is a multi-platform, social commentary addressing the shifting and eventual disappearance of our culture using animals as metaphors with overall goal being socially relevant as well as visually compelling.
With its vibrant colors andsacred geometry, the mandala invites viewers into a meditative space, offering a visual journey
toward inner peace, spiritual awakening, and universal energy.
This special pop-up exhibition invites audiences to explore and collect original works by renowned painter Paul Mordetsky before his move from New Jersey to Florida.
Commit to Memory: The Precipice of Extinction is a multi-platform, social commentary addressing the shifting and eventual disappearance of our culture using animals as metaphors with overall goal being socially relevant as well as visually compelling.
