For over five decades Newark visual artist and educator Onnie Strother, now 76, has touched 1,000s of lives through his art, teaching, curating and community involvement.
The artist's 39-piece exhibition "Seen From Above" examines both familiar and unfamiliar places from a different point of view—overhead.
This year, veteran film, television and stage actor Alvin Alexis, a cast member in writer-director John Sayles’ cult favorite, Brother From Another Planet (1984), will anchor that discussion.
Nationally and internationally exhibited artist Jay Pingree has an arresting one-man show at Montclair’s BrassWorks Gallery.
Wendy Bellermann paints her cave-inspired art with pigments that she makes herself from the clay and stone.
To enter into the art of Tom Nussbaum is to enter into his visual and verbal vocabulary of wordplay, eye-play, puns, and bygone popular culture references.
The approximately 65-piece exhibit of paintings, drawings, pastels, photography, mixed media and sculpture continues through July 31.
Summer in and around the Oranges means jazz will be on the streets, in the parks and in the air. Here's a beginner's guide to learning how to listen, not just hear, musicians at your next festival.
Arts Beat talks with the artists behind the Warren Court Art Walk and previews what visitors will see.
Lisa Suss has designed a 28-piece exhibit at JCC's Gaelan Gallery with paintings, drawings, collage, prints and photographs.
