Ellarslie Open 37/38 Program Book

Ellarslie Open 37/38

The Ellarslie Open

37/38 The Trenton City Museum’s Annual Juried Show

June 26 to October 3, 2021

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The Ellarslie Open

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The Trenton City Museum’s Annual Juried Show

June 26 to October 3, 2021 VIP Opening

Saturday, June 26, 2021, 1:00-5:00 p.m.

Awarding of Prizes!

Public Reception

Sunday, June 27, 2021, 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Ellarslie Open 37/38

Thank You!

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have always been impressed with the quality of the artwork displayed in the Ellarslie Open, the premier exhibition at our beloved museum. Each year, save 2020, artists have submitted a large number of objects to be reviewed and selected by a juror for this exhibition.

This year was no exception, with 619 artworks submitted and 137 chosen.

I hope you enjoy viewing this show.

There is much to see. It runs through October 3, giving you an opportunity to visit several times if you wish.

Please take time to enjoy each piece.

Joyce Inderbitzin Ellarslie Open 37/38 Chair and Curator

Ellarslie Open 37/38 As the show’s curator, I had the Committee privilege to meet and talk with our Joyce Inderbitzin, Jane Malloy juror, Dr. William R. Valerio, as Linda McRae Chair he offered his time and expertise Joan Perkes Karl Flesch through the initial, final, and prizeDeborah Gorczycki Jean Shaddow selection stages of his jurying Sarah Unger Carol Hill process. As you will see, hisThis final isn’t just your home.

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Volunteers: selection forms the foundation an Nancy Allen Helene Heather extraordinary Ellarslie Open 37/38.

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Joy Backes Deborah Oliver All of the artists used their talents NJM Insurance Group Eileen Baldwin Alexandra Pietsch and ideas to give expression to their Kaye Collins insights on their chosen subject is pleased to support the Ellen Pietsch Judy Dito Janis Purcell matter. While some of the pieces Phyllis Favata Carla Sakson Trenton were chosen as prize-winners, all of Museum Society’s Harry Georgeson them command our attention.

Ellarslie…plus Open 36 Jan Applebaum the talented

The show’s many large and eyecatching pieces were both a challenge and a pleasure for our intake volunteers to receive and organize and for our installation volunteers to position and hang. I truly appreciate their participation.

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Ellarslie Open 37/38 The Ellarslie Open Returns

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he Ellarslie Open, our museum tradition - awaited by all, returns. While virtual became our new reality, we decided to bring the EO back, 37/38, new, fresh and in-person.

It was brave on the part of the Trustees to trust and ultimately embrace our history.

As we get ready for our signature event, I want to take a moment to thank all our trustees, donors, members and volunteers who supported us through a very dark year. In accordance with city and state guidelines we chose to keep our doors open. I know it was important and appreciated because our visitors told us so.

In 2023, the Trenton Museum Society will be 50 years old, the Trenton City Museum will be 45 and the EO will be celebrating its 40th anniversary. In a post pandemic world, where 30% of American museums will never re-open, we are preparing for our future.

The Ellarslie Open will be leading the way.

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TCM’s reach continues and entries have come from beyond the tristate area.

Thank you to all the artists who entered this juried exhibition.Your continued participation makes us strong. Special thanks goes to trustees, Joyce Inderbitzin, curator and Sarah Unger, marketing chairperson who acted as administrator for this event. They successfully guided us through many of the changes that were necessary for this year’s exhibition.

Many thanks go to the many volunteers who are helping us to deliver the exhibition and who will be here through the duration of the exhibition. Where would we be without our donors and the trustees who reached out to them and procured the ads and prizes?

Thank you.

Thanks to Maggie Rose, our new staff member, who cut her teeth on this exhibition. To Carla Sakson and Eileen Baldwin you are invaluable. And to Jan Applebaum, our graphic designer - another splendid job!

The EO always surprises me and this year is no exception. The quality of the entries was very high.

Jury day is fascinating - in strong competition in with receiving day. Dr.Valerio, this year’s juror, was amazing. He gave us the opportunity to see the exhibition through his eyes. It was completely generous and a wonderful learning experience.

We strived to translate your voice into an exhibition that will have our visitors talking, learning, visually challenged and delighted.

This year we will be celebrating both inside and outside. It’s a new approach, dictated by the change in EO dates. We believe it will be great fun and we hope you enjoy it - catch up with old friends and meet new ones. Look for the artists and introduce yourselves.

The Ellarslie Open 37/38 will continue into the Fall. Visit again.

Each visit will reveal something new.

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The Trenton Museum Society hopes you enjoy the exhibition.

Becoming a member, a donor, a sponsor or a volunteer helps support our mission and enables us to bring you exhibitions like this one and all of the other exhibits, both history and art, through out the year.

Sincerely,

Joan Perkes

President Trenton Museum Society

Programming is made possible, in part, by grant support from the Mercer County Division of Culture and Heritage, in partnership with the New Jersey Historical Commission Division of Cultural Affairs/Department of State; the Bunbury Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation; the New Jersey Arts and Culture Recovery Fund; and NJM.

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Ellarslie Open 37/38 Dr. William R. Valerio, Juror

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he backbone of the arts in many cities and regions across the country comes from organizations like the Trenton City Museum at Ellarslie that offer hands-on creative experiences and intimacy with works of art, right in our own backyards. As juror of this year’s Annual, I was deeply impressed by the range of work and diversity of artists who submitted for consideration.

There was much excellence, and it was a challenge to narrow the field to a selection that could be accommodated in Ellarslie’s generous galleries. Awarding prizes was even harder!

A friend of mine often says that art is a big house with many rooms, and the current show is a case in point. There are as many approaches to making art as there are unique forms of sophistication.

It is my understanding that artists came from far and wide. One sculptor traveled by motorcycle from New York City with her delicate work packed carefully in a backpack. Another artist came to Ellarslie with a large, unstretched canvas and built his work on

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site. Egg tempera is an ancient technique of painting, and you will see works made in that exquisite medium hanging alongside digital art made with computer programs and Epson printers.

I would like to thank the artists: those whose work is included in the show and those whose work is not. I would also express my esteem for the staff and volunteers at Ellarslie who put in long hours and are fueled by dedication.

As we all know, the times are challenging, and to have organized this complicated exhibition through the many months of the pandemic is a feat to be admired. It was my honor to be juror. I hope the exhibition sustains the confidence of those who make art and believe in its importance.

William R. Valerio Juror Ellarslie OPen 37/38

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irector of Philadelphia’s Woodmere Art Museum since 2010, Dr. William R. Valerio has led the museum into its increasingly vital presence in the cultural life of the region. As the museum’s Patricia Van Burgh Allison Director and CEO, Dr. Valerio has overseen the organization of nearly one hundred exhibitions while expanding and digitizing its collection. Efforts to elevate the visibility of Philadelphia’s artists and the shared appreciation of the city’s unique art and history have led to the Woodmere’s dramatic growth of diversity in program and audience and its steady expansion of attendance, membership, and community involvement.

Dr. Valerio graduated Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Williams College in 1985. He earned his MA in Art History at the University of Pennsylvania in 1987 and his PhD in Art History at Yale University www.ellarslie.org

in 1996. After working as Curator at the Queens Museum of Art in New York, he attended the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, earning his MBA in 2004 with a double major in Strategic Management and Marketing. Dr. Valerio has received numerous awards and fellowships, including the Rome Prize of the American Academy in Rome.

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Ellarslie Open 37/38 The History of the Ellarslie Open

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llarslie, an Italianate villa, was built for Henry McCall Sr. of Philadelphia as a summer residence in 1848.

The architect selected to design Ellarslie was John Notman, known for designing the first Italianate building in America in Burlington, NJ, and the first Renaissance Revival building, the Athenaeum in Philadelphia. Notman was locally recognized for also designing the 1845 expansion of the New Jersey State House and the design for the State Hospital, which was also begun in 1848.

In February 1881, Henry McCall Jr. sold Ellarslie to George Farlee for $25,000. Seven years later, in September of 1888, the city of Trenton acquired the property from Farlee for $50,000, which also included the surrounding 80 acres, which would become the city’s first public park, Cadwalader Park, designed by the father of landscape architecture, Frederick Law Olmsted.

The City of Trenton opened the first museum here in 1889, closing several years later. Ellarslie has been a restaurant, ice cream parlor

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and monkey house. The building itself has been home to several noted Trenton families over the years, and in 1971 Trenton City Council passed a resolution to create the Trenton City Museum.

The Trenton City Museum opened in 1978 in Ellarslie Mansion with an exhibition from our permanent collection of Trenton cultural history. Ellarslie Mansion is included in the National Registry of Historic Places.

In 1982, the Ellarslie Open was established to encourage local artists to submit their work for judging and display. Since then, the Trenton City Museum has displayed the work of more than eight hundred local and regional artists, many selected on the basis of work they submitted to the Ellarslie Open. Over the years, the Ellarslie Open became a significant exhibition in its own right, drawing on the work of professional artists from the tri-state region and beyond, while encouraging and recognizing emerging artists.

Today, the Ellarslie Open serves as mid-Jersey’s premier annual juried exhibit.

Works of Art on Display Stephen Althouse Rebersburg, PA

Collar with Braille

Archival pigment print

Anne Bascove New York, NY $4,000

Stephen Althouse Rebersburg, PA

Line with Hooks

Archival pigment print

$4,000

Fiber art

$495

Basia Andrusko Yardley, PA

Red Stars and Roses

$265

$150

Edward Babiarz Sinking Spring, PA

Intersectionality Artistmade paper

Ward

Oil on panel

Santa Cecilia Borromini Pencil on paper

$1,750

Fishing

Digitally enhanced photograph $300 Gregory Blue West Chester, PA

Summer Evening Front, Stroud Series Oil on linen

$5,000

$7,500

Matthew Borgen Philadelphia, PA

Privilege

Inkjet print on archival paper www.ellarslie.org

$12,000

Anita Bhala Pennington, NJ

Frank Arcamone Washington Crossing, PA Photography

$1,250

Ronald Berlin Princeton, NJ

Rolling Hills

Italian Street Scene

Mixed Media

Robert Beck New Hope, PA

Sherri Andrews Cranbury Township, NJ

Pysanka, Rhea Eggshell

Seamstress II

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Ellarslie Open 37/38 Beatrice Bork Flemington, NJ

Philip Caton Pennington, NJ

Watercolor $1,400

Staged Photography

Bubbly

Jennifer Bornkamp Milltown, NJ

Quicksand Oil painting

Oil on canvas

$400

Mixed Media

Nature’s Geometry $1,850

$15,000

Digital print

$1,000

Tom Collins Haddon Township, NJ

Palm Leaf Construction

Photography $325

Figure With Robe Oil on canvas

$3,200

Patrick Compagnucci Trenton, NJ

Vincent Bush Princeton, NJ Digital art

Problem Solved John Cinco Staten Island, NY

Peter Burt Princeton, NJ

Shine

$2,250

Andrew Chalfen Philadelphia, PA

Raymond Brown East Windsor, NJ

Portrait #18 (Man in Leather Jacket)

Breach, Fallen, Rising

$150

Guarding Mohammad V

Photography $500

Maryann Cannon Millville, NJ

Patrick Compagnucci Trenton, NJ

Etching $365

Photography $500

Philip Carroll Collingswood, NJ

Helene Condouris Long Branch, NJ

Elderberry II

Blue Bowl Series #2 Oil on panel 10

$2,800

The Dance

Wellfleet Late Afternoon Oil painting

$3,000

Michael Connors Princeton, NJ

Snapping Turtle Oil on canvas

Barbara Dirnbach Philadelphia, PA $800

Three Women on Canvas Acrylic on canvas

Ann Darlington Bordentown, NJ

Norman Disbrow Trenton, NJ

Photography $350

Digital photography

Untamed

Corea, Maine

Ann Darlington Bordentown, NJ

Morris Docktor Pennington, NJ

Photography $250

Oil on canvas

Scarred

Laurel Daunis-Allen Ewing, NJ

Aspicio, No. 1 Mixed media

$1,800

$150

I Got My Eyes On You

$3,000

Elise Dodeles Lambertville, NJ $750

When we meet again Oil on canvas

$5,000

Hanneke de Neve Hamilton, NJ

Asya Dodina & Slava Polischuk Brooklyn, NY

Applique, embroidery, paint $2,000

Acrylic / Mixed Media

A Dirge

Richard DeFalco Princeton, NJ

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$1,900

Renee Egan Yardley, PA

Becoming

Digital black and white archival print

Stillness (from Places of Silence Project)

Winter Breath $750

Oil on Canvas

$800

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Ellarslie Open 37/38 Kate Eggleston Manalapan, NJ

Untitled mound drawing #3

Acrylic pen on paper

Christine Fortin College Park, MD

Futures $250

Doris Ettlinger Hampton, NJ

Nocturne on Oxford Street Oil on board

Acrylic on canvas Johanna Furst Lambertville, NJ

Transcendent Butterflies Oil on Canvas $500

Potters Square

Graphite/Charcoal $1,500

Fran Gallun Haddonfield, NJ

Digital photograph

Rest Stop

Harmony in Pink

Lisa Falkenstern Califon, NJ Oil on board

Acrylic and collage $2,000

Meet, Work, Play

Photography digital pigment print

Elissa Glassgold Philadelphia, PA

$250

Oil painting

Acrylic on canvas

$2,500

My Sister’s Garden

$550

Catherine Gowen Princeton, NJ

Great Bay Beach Pebbles Transparent watercolor

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$3,000

Gouache $2,500

William Fitzgerald Hamilton, NJ

Cup and Bowl

$500

Bennett Gewirtz Marlboro, NJ

Louise Fiore Lambertville, NJ

West Hunterdon Lanes

$3,200

Anne Gale Ewing, NJ

Lisa Falkenstern Califon, NJ

I’m Late

$1,350

$275

Laurence Elle Groux New York, NY

Renaissance

Glazed stoneware

Gyuri Hollosy Titusville, NJ $1,750

Mikhail Gubin Kew Gardens, NY

False impression Oil on canvas

$4,200

Geri Hahn Mountain Lakes, NJ

Our John of Sorrows

Charcoal pencil drawing on paper $5,600 Patricia Hutchinson Belmar, NJ

Daniel

Mixed media Katarzyna Iwaniec Princeton Junction, NJ

NOT - A Correlative Conjunction

Silk, cotton, polyribbon, metallic and cotton thread, floss $14,500

Man in pink shirt Oil on Canvas

Archival pigment print

Brightness Falls

Gouache $1,400

Snow on the Banks of the Raritan

Acrylic, gold leaf

Photography $400

R.L. Kieffer Medford, NJ

Sharlene Holliday Langhorne, PA

Oil on linen mounted on board

Digital photography www.ellarslie.org

$800

Armor Keller Doylestown, PA

Concert of Colors

Kenneth Hess Edison, NJ

$1,200

Aubrey Kauffman Ewing, NJ

Vinyl Fence

Jeffrey Hartman North Bergen, NJ

Communication

$5,000

$3,000

Oriental Lilies

$1,200

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Ellarslie Open 37/38 Barbara Kolb Doylestown, PA

8th Avenue Snow Storm Oil painting

$5,000

Noe LaFramboise Ewing, NJ

Harbor at Peggy’s Cove Oil painting

$600

Oil on canvas

Ding

Brick and mortar

$2,000

Thomas Martin Edison, NJ

Portrait of Man Egg tempera

Wildebeest Migration, Serengeti, Tanzania

Joe-Acme Receiver Egg tempera

Golden Hills Oil painting

Digital photograph printed on archival paper $300

Mary McKay Keyport, NJ

Ryan Lilienthal Princeton, NJ

Mixed media: Acrylic, film

Dugout

$750

Carol Magner Yardley, PA

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$750

$600

Three Boys; Three Stories $650

David Meadow Princeton, NJ

Lost in the City Acrylic painting

$825

David Meadow Princeton, NJ

Transition

Stoneware clay, gold leaf

$750

Helene Mazur Princeton, NJ

Joan Lasota Ringoes, NJ

Oil on cradled wood panel

$5,000

Thomas Martin Edison, NJ

Anthony LaPlaca Princeton, NJ

Zero Gravity

Rory Mahon Pennington, NJ

$1,200

The Conversation Acrylic painting

$925

Jacqueline Meyerson Macungie, PA

Elizabeth Oberman Flemington, NJ

Going Nuts

Pastel $2,000 Howard Michaels Hamilton, NJ

Earthday Is Everyday (Portrait of Greta Thunberg)

Painting NFS Edward Mills Brooklyn, NY

Blue Flower

Encaustic on board

$10,000

Charcoal $900 Margie Milne Phillipsburg, NJ

Firing Up the Corliss Steam

$1,000

Kimberlee Nentwig Perkasie, PA Watercolor $950

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Santford Overton Ringoes, NJ

Mirage

Photography $250 Amber Palecek Lambertville, NJ Ink and watercolor on paper

$1,500

Susan Parris Princeton, NJ

Portrait of Lewis

Be Dazzled

Watercolor $4,000

Root Bound

Margie Milne Phillipsburg, NJ

Oil painting

The Street Vendor on 49th

Harmony, Balance and Sense of Proportion Acrylic, pencil, marker on wood

$150

Gary Paul North Brunswick, NJ

Try Your Luck

Acrylic on canvas

$28,000

Jessica Petty Bordentown, NJ

The Blind Hunter Clayboard, India ink, gold foil

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Ellarslie Open 37/38 Katharine Philip Glen Ridge, NJ

Older Brother’s First Flight--People Digital Photography

Karen Repka East Windsor, NJ

Flannel-leaf $980

John Piccoli Caldwell, NJ

End the Killings Acrylic painting

Oil painting

$500

$1,800

Watercolor on paper

Kristen Russo Yardley, PA

Digital photography $450

Kristen Russo Yardley, PA

Asbury Park Architecture

$1,400

Laura Rutherford Renner Collingswood, NJ

Tracking the Moon Oil on wood

$615

Joy Sacalis Robbinsville, NJ $500

Shapeshifting – The New Normal Mixed media

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$400

Photography $300

Sue Ann Rainey Pipersville, PA

Winter Light, Long Shadows

$1,000

NYC Midnight Snack

Elizabeth Pratt Philadelphia, PA Oil on paper

Keith Roeckle Philadelphia, PA Egg tempera

Sleepy Hollow

Shield

Photography $250

Homestead

Asia Popinska Pennington, NJ

Photography printed on metal

Mary Rigby Flemington, NJ

Paine Massif Patagonia

Susanne Pitak Lambertville, NJ

Covid Chronicle

Photography $150

$1,650

Csilla Sadloch Yardley, PA

White Husk

Graphite on paper

Marc Schimsky Yardley, PA $7,000

Alayne Sahar Ambler, PA

The Museum Visitor

Watercolor $1,800 Ellen Sapienza Upper Black Eddy, PA

Flowers in the Sun Room Oil on canvas

$1,200

Archival pigment print

$580

Archival pigment print

$580

These Boots Are Made For Walkin’ Mixed media

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Trenton Makes

Wine and watercolor on watercolor paper $5,200 Everett Scott New York, NY

The Premises

$2,500

$2,500

Robert Seufert Fairless Hills, PA

October on the Lehigh

$6,500

Morgan Shankweiler Swarthmore, PA

Ties that Bind

Graphite on paper

Marc Schimsky Yardley, PA

$450

Mark Schreiber Chalfont, PA

Oil on linen

Frank Sauer Princeton, NJ

Together

Hand-colored photopolymer etching

Oil on canvas

Frank Sauer Princeton, NJ

Distance, please!

Dorothy and Her Guardian

$700

Deirdre Sheean Roosevelt, NJ

Green Hills

Acrylic and pencil

$425

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Ellarslie Open 37/38 Nancy Shill Newtown, PA

Large Black Animal Mixed Media

Jerry Starr Maplewood, NJ $1,200

Zen Woodstone Wood and stone

$150

C.a. Shofed Trenton, NJ

Larry Straus Ewing, NJ

Photography $900

Photography $500

A Jacob View Elaine Shor Colts Neck, NJ

Intensity of Feeling Oil painting

Uncle Bernie Jacek Szymula Trenton, NJ

$1,000

Only that was left Digital photography

Alice Sims-Gunzenhauser Ewing, NJ

Siyuan Tan Brooklyn, NY

Graphite, monoprints, oil pastel, acrylic paint

Air brush, acrylic on canvas

Elegy for Black Lives Lost $1,000

John Slavin Holland, PA

Splash Zone, Wildwood, NJ Pigment print

Mixed media

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Dance for Spring $3,000

Jin Tang Plainsboro, NJ

Little girl on the grassland $950

Aurelle Sprout Lambertville, NJ

Entanglement

$450

$675

Oil painting

$499

George Taylor Milltown, NJ

Me and Julia and the Feather Spirit Acrylic on canvas

$500

Hui Tian South Orange, NJ

Keith Haring Oil on canvas

Jeff Weiser Monroe Township, NJ $40,000

John in the Iron Triangle

Photogtaphy $500 Jeff Weiser Monroe Township, NJ

Jack Turkel Hamilton, NJ

Schools Out

Photography $250 Zina Umyn Columbus, NJ

Hey, where’s my nickel?

Man of Faith in the Iron Triangle

Photogtaphy $500 Andrew Werth Princeton Junction, NJ

Transparent watercolor $1,700

Explanatory Gaps

Dore’ Vorum Doylestown, PA

Susan Winter Allentown, NJ

Lines

Fine art photography

$495

Karen Waller Saddle Brook, NJ

Lost Vegas No. 1

Acrylic $1,400 Brett Wallerstein Cherry Hill, NJ

Water-Bear Egg

Porcelain $1,100

Acrylic on canvas

The Push Up Mixed media

$750

Mary Yess Trenton, NJ

American Versailles: “MOM” Mixed media (oil, pencil, pen on paper)

$950

Abby Zoline Princeton, NJ

Pink 3

Rope, paracord, string, fishing line

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$1,300

$400

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Ellarslie Open 37/38 Some of Our Upcoming Events and Programs Ellarslie Open Artist Talks & Gallery Walks Curator’s Talk with Dr. William R. Valerio Dates to be announced New! Pet Membership Day: Pets & Ellarslie Together A pet-friendly afternoon of outdoor fun in support of local pet rescue services Watch for details!

October 3, 2021

TCHS Sport Nite: The Mighty Red v. the Battlin’ Black Karl Flesch, Curator November 19, 2021, through April 29, 2022 Trenton’s Christmas Past: Our annual look at Christmas in Trenton Coming in December

50 Years Of TMS In 2023 the 50th anniversary of Freedom Fridays: the Trenton Museum Society Spoken Word Performances and will give us a chance to look More back, celebrate a remarkable Live and streaming from Ellarslie milestone, and envision a 4th Fridays fabulous future.

As we compile a collection of Marge Chavooshian & TMS GOLDEN MOMENTS, we Robert Sakson: invite you to share special Ellarslie Watercolors by Trenton’s Treasures memories, stories of being a TMS October 9 through November 14, volunteer or board member, and 2021 any photographs or memorabilia.

Email us at tms@ellarslie.org or Painting The Moon And Beyond: message us on any of our social Lois Dodd and Friends media accounts. And stay tuned!

Ilene Dube, Curator November 19, 2021, through April 30, 2022

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BEST WISHES TO THE TRENTON CITY MUSEUM AT ELLARSLIE AT THE 37TH & 38TH ELLARSLIE OPEN

YOUR 43 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY OF TRENTON IS NOTHING SHORT OF INSPIRING. THANK YOU FOR YOUR DEDICATION TO THE ARTISTIC & CULTURAL FABRIC OF OUR GREAT CITY.

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EXHIBITIONS 2021 MICHENER ART MUSEUM July 30, 2021 through January 2, 2022 MORPETH CONTEMPORARY October 9 through 31, 2021 Visit RobertBeck.net for new work and information about upcoming exhibitions.

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Ellarslie Capital Philharmonic Open 37/38 of New Jersey Sat., Oct. 23 • 7:30 pm The Dream of America

Daniel Spalding, Music

Sun., Dec. 5 • 4 pm The Capital City’s Classical Christmas Professional Orchestra Fri., Dec. 31 • 8 pm Director New Year’s Eve

Please join us for our 2021-2022 Season at the War Memorial!

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Sat., Feb. 26 • 7:30 pm

Porgy & Bess

Sat., Mar. 19 • 7:30 pm Carnival of the Animals

Sat., Apr. 23 • 7:30 pm

The Genius of John Williams

Painting: “Four Bridges” by John Gummere

When the Capital Philharmonic is at “full throttle,” its power and resonant sound rival that of its big city brethren to the north and south. — U.S. 1

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Zimmerman & Lorimer, LLC Certified Public Accountants

Charles R. Lorimer, CPA John J. Loughlin 1361 River Road Yardley, PA 19067 Voice (215) 493-5525 Fax (215) 321-8137 E-mail: CLORIMER@ZIMLOR.COM Small Business and Personal Accounting www.ellarslie.org

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As a Quaker-affiliated, nonsectarian 501(c)(3) organization, Mercer Street Friends is dedicated to nourishing minds and bodies, empowering families and communities, with a focus on food,family, and education.

Headquartered in Trenton since 1958, Mercer Street Friends’ Food Bank, Preschool, Trenton Community Schools Initiative, and Parent and Family Engagement Programs address poverty and the physical and emotional trauma it creates for children, families and communities.

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To learn more about Mercer Street Friends and our programs, please visit:

MercerStreetFriends.org

www.ellarslie.org

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