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10 Art Gallery Events in Hoboken + Jersey City {November 2018}

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A new month means new art happenings in Hoboken and Jersey City, brought to us by Chris Coleman, director of HobokenArts™ Community Art News. From art galleries to art shows, and even festivals, there’s a lot of exciting art events happening in both Hoboken and Jersey City this month — check out the November 2018 list of art gallery events in Hoboken and Jersey City, below:

Hoboken

Rhythms {Barsky Gallery — 49 Harrison Street} Saturday, November 3rd from 6:00PM-8:00PM

Hoboken’s contemporary art gallery, Barsky Gallery at 49 Harrison Street in Hoboken, is holding its opening reception for their new show Rythms on Saturday, November 3rd — an exciting duo-art exhibition that will feature new work by artists Jorge Caligiuri and Karlee Mariel, both exemplifying their medium’s technical and expressive potential. Inspired by dynamic rhythms and patterns of motion observable within our environment, artists Mariel and Caligiuri explore the space that exists between the Natural world and our presence within it. Organic and geometric forms stir the senses and carry the viewer through visual depths. Textures and tactile surfaces draw the eye from tension to the harmony which expands and contracts within the dynamic artworks. This compelling pairing of artists inspires a unique combination of forces seen and unseen that exist within our environment, the natural world, and ultimately, ourselves. Find out more here.

Hoboken Art + Studio Tour Saturday, November 3rd and Sunday, November 4th

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On Saturday, November 3 and Sunday, November 4 take part in a free, self-guided citywide walking tour of galleries, artists studios, and group exhibitions featuring work by over 100 artists, photographers, musicians and more in Hoboken. There will be art demonstrations, spoken word, and live musical performances. Art tour maps with a listing of galleries and artists’ studios are available for download on the City of Hoboken website and available for pick-up at the following locations:
 Alex Morales Atelier and Art Gallery {365 First Street}, Barsky Gallery {49 Harrison Street}, City Hall {94 Washington Street},
 Field Colony {1001 Bloomfield Street}, hob’art cooperative Gallery {720 Monroe Street Suite E208
}, Issyra Gallery {300 Observer Highway}
, PROTO Gallery {66 Willow Avenue}, Roig Collection {W Hotel Hoboken, 225 River Street}, and 252 First Street.

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Even though there are many locations, the tour is designed so that people can easily walk from studio to studio and gallery to gallery. Since Hoboken is only a mile square, every site is convenient to the next. As diverse as the art itself, the tour’s popularity draws artists far beyond the banks of Hoboken. There will see art in many forms, representing an exciting variety of mediums. Visitors will have a chance to meet the artists, photographers, sculptors, and artisans and witness the creative process at work. Even poets, musicians and performance artists will be on hand to make your day a memorable one. Mediums range from classical figurative realism and abstract expressionism to sculptures and photographic computer generated images; oil paintings, watercolors, acrylics, and multimedia collage. Hoboken is accessible by public transportation including: 
PATH, NJ Transit trains & buses, NY Waterway Ferry & Hudson Bergen Light rail. Find out more here.

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Last Art Show of the Year: 60 under $60 {Northern Soul Kitchen & Bar — 700 1st Street} Thursday, November 29th from 7:00PM-11:00PM

A View With A Room {AVWAR} founded by Stephanie Marin and Andrea Ragone presents “Last Art Show of the Year” held on November 29 from 7:00PM-11:00PM at Northern Soul Kitchen & Bar in Hoboken. The show features 60 art pieces chosen from varying mediums and subjects — all $60 and under. So if you’ve wanted to purchase art in the past but are on a budget this is your chance. Along with the show, there will have live music performed by Fine Life as well as raffles, prizes, limited edition prints, and merchandise. Find out more here.

Jersey City

ChromoZones: The Diverse Artistry of Jersey City Closing Reception {Art House Productions — 262 17th Street} Saturday, November 3rd from 7:00PM-9:00PM

Diversity is synonymous with Jersey City and its artists are no exception. Abstract, realism, photography, sculpture, mixed media and a little bit of everything in between. This exhibit is an example of artists who live here, work here, who explore, create and enrich this complex and wonderful city. It’s where artists thrive and are encouraged to be who they are.

Artists included in the show are Amy Neufeld, Anna Ryabtsov, Bryant Small, Cara Parmigiani, Cheryl Gross, Christine Dzierzynski, Daniel Morowitz, David Nicolato, Debasish Sinha, Deirdre Kenned, Diane English, Donchellee Fulwood, Donna Greenberg, Janet La Valley, Javiera Rodriguez, Jaqi Medlock, Kristin DeAngelis, Laos Fois, Luis Alves, Megan Klim, Meghan McKee, Miguel Cardenas, Natalie Giugni, Paul Andress, Ray Arcadio, Robert Koch, Susan Isaac, Tatsuro Nishimura, Teri Fiore, Theda Sandiford, Tina Maneca, and Trix Rosen. This show is curated by presented by Andrea McKenna and is located in the gallery at Art House Productions in Jersey City. The show has its closing reception on Saturday, November 3, 7:00PM-9:00PM. The show runs until November 11. Find out more here.

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Free to Fly Closing Reception {Majestic Theatre Condominium — 222 Montgomery Street} Sunday, November 4th from 2:00PM-4:00PM

Silverman and the Majestic Theatre Condominium Association presents Free to Fly by Artist Bryant Small closing reception on Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 2:00PM-4:00PM at the Majestic Theatre Condominium in Jersey City. This collection of work represents an emergence of spirit unconstrained by fear…fear of being too bold…too colorful…too expressive. This show is the embodiment of taking the leap of faith, joy and wonderment. I am Free To Fly. Meet the artist Bryant Small and check out 14 of his alcohol ink paintings on display in the lobby of the building. It’s your last chance to check out this show curated by Kristin J. DeAngelis which is only on view until November 4. Find out more here.

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There Goes the Neighborhood {107 Bowers Gallery — 107 Bowers Street} Running through Saturday, November 17th

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107 Bowers Gallery & ArtSpace in Jersey City Heights continues with their exhibit of There Goes the Neighborhood, a group show curated by Ryan Bonilla. Artists featured in the show include Dan Ziv, Maria de Los Angeles, Rebecca Johnson, Susan Sechler Luss, Ray Sunwoo, Angel J. Davila, Christa Pratt, James Gortner, The Dixon’s, Zoe Sua Kay, Irving Rodriguez, Sarah Faux, Buket Savci, Tina Sarno, Spenser Zalkin, Camille Hoffman, Chris Dunn, Gillian Wainwright, Kate Kaiser, Robert Buckminster Kaiser, Ron Ferguson, Austin Baehr, Michael Steele, Brittany Pellon, Meghan McKee, Dan Bassini, Jesse Caldwell, J. A. de Souza, and Sureshot Skateboards. This exhibit featuring over 20 Jersey City and metro NYC area artists is on view until November 17. Find out more here.

Heartstrung {Smush Gallery — 340 Summit Avenue} Running through Sunday, November 18th

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How does a body hold the emotional heart? Ask local artists. Heartstrung immerses visitors in the emotional body as imagined by collaborative installation artists Talita Cabral and Katelyn Halpern. The exhibition, which includes a 33 foot long multi-room immersive installation and a collection of small works, is on view at Smush Gallery in Jersey City. The show runs through November 18, 2018. Find out more here.

Referential {Novado Gallery — 110 Morgan Street} Running through December 1st, 2018

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Novado Gallery in Jersey City presents Referential, an exhibition featuring paintings by four artists — Yang Cao, David Samuel Stern, Lacey McKinney and Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern, whose different backgrounds are united by using visual arts as referential to present an image as narrative. Their use of the human form is a signifier of language, used to interpret society’s past, present, and possible future. Within these artworks, we may reveal ourselves in coexistence within the duality of our subconscious and what we reflect to society. The exhibition runs through Saturday, December 1, 2018. Find out more here.

Ancien Régime: The Pre-Revolutionary World {Village West Gallery — 331 Newark Street} Running through December 9th, 2018

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Village West Gallery in Jersey City continues with its exhibit Ancien Regime: The pre-revolutionary world — a group show of 26 artists who explore the forces that push people to revolution in this wide-ranging and thought-provoking exhibit. What are the conditions that bring about revolution? The excesses of the 1%? Social injustice? Corruption? Despotism? Radicalism? Boulangeries with neither bread nor cake? Ancien Régime: the pre-revolutionary world explores society before a revolution, the forces that swell before bursting. The original term ancien régime refers to France prior to 1789, but our own world feels ripe for revolution, and the artist’s place is at the forefront, working to change the world. On view through December 9, 2018. Find out more here.

Art and Living Energy: Metaphors of Being {Silverman and Hamilton Square Condominium — 232 Pavonia Avenue} Running through January 2019

Silverman and Hamilton Square Condominium in Jersey City present Art and Living Energy: Metaphors of Being paintings by Cheryl Sylivant. Curated by Kristin J. DeAngelis of 107 Bowers Gallery & ArtSpace this show consists of Cheryl’s energy paintings that can be enjoyed as landscapes or as metaphors of consciousness, made from oil on canvas immersive art created around the world. See what you see, they are non-linear maps about energy, humor, overcoming, and love of life amidst the vulnerable chaos. The exhibit is on view through January 2019. Find out more here.

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Thanks to Chris Coleman of HobokenArts™ Community Art News for sharing these art happenings with us!

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