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Volume 21 No. 5

Hudson County’s Bi-Weekly-Cultural, Lifestyle and Entertainment Publication In This Issue Pg. 2

ART POV

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JC FRIDAY’S IS BACK June 2nd

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ARTScene

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Gloria Rosen in Listen...Can You Hear Me Now?

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ART POV

John McInerney of HC Art Supply Checks Out Hudson’s Art Scene Observes Changes Past & Present

By Sally Deering

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view of Hudson’s art scene begins at his corner storefront, Hudson County Art Supply on First Street in Jersey City, where he perches himself at a desk in the window with a view of the city outside. McInerney doesn’t just sell art supplies to local artists, he supports the local art scene as a good friend to many of the artists and by attending gallery openings all over Hudson. In the years since he opened his shop in 2003, McInerney has witnessed the art scene’s changes, the flux of artists’ creativity, and the flow of artists moving in and moving on.

McInerney believes that no matter how high rents sky rocket, or how expensive it becomes to live in the shadow of Manhattan, Hudson’s art scene will continue to change – and thrive.

RVO: What made you want open an art supply store in Jersey City?

MI: I was looking to invest in a business, but I didn’t have an idea what business I wanted to do. I had already been here a few years. I had bought a house, rented it, bought another two-family house that I was fixing up to flip. I was renting out the apartments and I met a lot of people that were new to the area and a lot of them were

whole town. In Jersey City, there’s a different personality. In Jersey City, artists are in the Heights, Greenville, it’s a big city: different wards with different personalities. Hoboken has less elbow room. It’s harder to swing a hammer or lift a brush.

artists. You could see people clutching their art supplies going though the turnstiles on the PATH train from New York.

RVO: Why then an art supply store and not a hardware store or coffee shop?

MI: I figured I’d open an art supply because I knew it was a descent business, a good fun business that could support itself, and a good way to get to know people. I was meeting a lot of artists.

RVO: What did you do before you opened Hudson County Art Supply?

MI: I had been working for other people. I tried marketing. I was looking to get into a business myself and Jersey City was one of the few places in the Metropolitan Area where I could live and have easy access to New York City. Everybody sees opportunity in Jersey City. A lot of people move here because they see opportunity.

RVO: You saw the opportunity to build a life in Jersey City?

MI: I came here because it was a cheap place to live, and has a variety of people.

Jersey City has a nice personality to it. All different types of people live together pretty well here most of the time. Jersey City is amicable to different types,

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John McInerney of HC Art Supply in front of his store’s new sign by artist Distort and an abstract piece in purpel by artist Peter S. Bill to do with space. The cost more open, and with more of space, every square inch opportunity. In the last cost 10 times more than it years, it has changed a lot. used to.

For artists, its hard to get a start when you can’t afford RVO: Do you think to live here anymore. there’s more opportunities in Jersey City for RVO: How would you compare the Hoboken art artists?

MI: Its much harder to scene to Jersey City’s? find opportunities for artMI: In Hoboken, there’s ists – galleries and such still an art scene there, but -- so, now they’ll do street it doesn’t feel like an artart, pop-up shows. Now ists’ community the way it you have galleries popdoes in Jersey City. Jersey ping up in the Heights City has more artists helplike 107 Bowers Gallery ing each other. The galleries are open for artists com- run by Kristin DeAngelis.

She’s putting in the effort. ing in. In Hoboken, there In Hoboken, there’s an art are artists showing their own work, but its less open scene, but its in centers like the Neumann Leather to emerging artists and a building and the Monroe variety of people. Maybe Arts Center. Its not the its financial. A lot of it has

RVO: You attend a lot of art shows; do you see any trends in what local artists are doing?

MI: The work I see now, everyone wants different things. The artists are creating for themselves. I used to have a space at Mana Contemporary. I go over there now, and I’m seeing what I wanted to see. They have a huge water tower.

I used to wonder why is there no art there, and now there’s a paste-up. That’s the thing with Jersey City.

There’s new energy all the time. The artists might have different things to say, different reflections on, say (President) Trump, and that’s art. Art is art and you support it.

RVO: What do you think of Jersey City’s Murals Project, which has had some controversy?

MI: I like the people that are doing the Jersey City Murals Project. I like that Mayor Fulop wants to have a Jersey City art scene. The murals are all subjective.

One person complaining Cont’d on page 3

ART POV doesn’t stop it from continuing Everybody interprets the work in a different way.

RVO: Did you study art?

MI: I enjoy art as therapy.

I do art because I enjoy it, like when you’re a kid exploring.

RVO: The art in Hudson, especialy Jersey City and Hoboken seems to be less pretentious, more straightforward, no pastoral scenes. What’s your take?

MI: The artists in Jersey City show their art for the sake of art. In Jersey City, the community supports it, compared to most cities.

Cont’d from page 2

There are galleries that have come and gone, like 111 First Street, which was fantastic and you cant believe it’s gone, so enjoy it while you can. People change. Places change. Artists reflect change.

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Restaurants, galleries, stores, and event spaces throughout Jersey City will showcase a variety of art-related happenings including visual exhibitions, live music, performance acts, educational demonstrations, and more.

All events are free and open to the public. As one of the preeminent art scenes

in the tri-state area, Jersey City is abound with artists of all types, musicians, and individuals with unique talent; JC Fridays is one of the best times for them to share their newest projects and works. Held quarterly, thousands of residents pour out to experience these artists’ latest works and to revel in the joy art brings to the community.

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intellectual freedom and humanity, will showcase work that consider the fears and aspirations of marginalized communities, offering the means for forming alliances against emergent forces, and providing a venue for making invisible struggles visible. Located at 114 Monticello Ave. • EDUCATIONAL— “Urbanity Thru the Lens.” PRIME REAL ESTATE’s first artexhibition will be a photography-based group show that pays homage to the banalities of everyday city living. Featuring LeDor, Catalina Aranguren, Marc Fusco, Timothy David Lang, Mykal, Samuel Orrego, and Luke Walter. The opening reception will include Cont’d on page 8

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FLYING SOLO

Two Solo Shows at JC Theatre Center from the Woman’s Perspective A Child of Deaf Parents and One Woman’s Dating Journey

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loria Rosen grew up reading lips and making words with her hands.

The child of deaf parents, Rosen has a lot to say about the experience in her onewoman show Listen...Can You Hear Me Now? to be performed Saturday & Sunday, May 20 and May 21 at the Jersey City Theatre Center’s Merseles Studios.

Sunday’s performance will be ASL interpreted and followed by an artist talkback.

On Thursday & Friday, June 1 & 2, Lisa Strum takes to the stage in her one-woman show, She Gon’ Learn, also at the JCTC’s Merseles Studios, where Strum steps from behind the scenes as the company’s theater coordinator to actress in a play she wrote about dating and coming to terms with her feelings about being men, relationships and living single.

She Gon’ Learn premiered two years ago at the Emerging Artist Theatre Festival at TADA! followed by sold out shows at the United Solo Festival at Theatre Row, where the play received one of the festival’s Best Solo Show Awards.

Both She Gon’ Learn and Listen...Can You Hear Me Now? are part of the Disruption series currently running at the Jersey City

Lisa Strum Theater Center (JCTC). family,” Rosen says.

Rosen’s play focuses on “Someone who is not in her life growing up with mainstream society. That’s deaf parents and how it what this show addresses. affected her childhood and Its about communication. I adulthood. have seen so much and read “My parents were both functionally deaf, and they so much about hearing parents who have deaf children signed used sign language and who don’t sign. You’re to communicate with each in two separate worlds. You other,” Rosen says. “My grow up outside especially mother did not allow us if you can’t talk to them. to sign. We were taught People who understand this lip-reading. I have this show are people who are on whole scene at the dinner the outside.” table where my brother Suzanne Bachner diand I would talk to my rects Listen...Can You mother and she would use Hear Me Now? She is the sign language to explain director and developer of to my father what we said.

Bob Brader’s Spitting In If I tried to sign to her she The Face Of The Devil. would be furious and slap my hand. She did not want Other solo shows she has directed: Sarah Elizabeth me to sign.”

The play is not just about Greer’s Bio-Hazard: A the deaf and hearing, Rosen Relative Comedy; Rosie says. It’s about feeling like Bitts’ Stories of Love and Passion; and her new play, an outsider.

“This is about anybody The Good Adoptee.

“It’s rare that we get to who grew up different from see a play that puts the life their family, outside their of the hearing impaired –

Gloria Rosen with an old fashioned TTY.” Everyone of an older generation in the Deaf or Coda community will recognize this bit of memorabilia,” Rosen says.

and specifically, the experiences of hearing children born to deaf parents – front and center,” Lisa Strum, JCTC’s Associate Theatre Coordinator says.

“In today’s social climate where marginalized groups continue to navigate invisibility, it’s exciting to have a piece of theater that disrupts the status quo of what most would consider a normal American experience.”

DATING, LOVE, EMPOWERMENT Strum, also an actress and writer, performs her onewoman show SHE GON’

LEARN where she embodies eight different characters. The show was written by Strum and will be directed by Christopher Burris.

“It definitely has its challenges,” Strum says.

Strum first got the idea to do a one-woman show about dating and relationships while writing poetry riding the train.

“I started writing a lot of poetry on the train,” Strum says, “poetic tirades about dating experiences and personal things that were going on. At some point, I looked at what I wrote about love, relationships, self-esteem, and learning how to love yourself. I was doing personal inventory.

How did I learn how to love? Where did that come from?”

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FLYING SOLO Cont’d from page 7 Strum’s solo show is a series of vignettes, she says, scenes about speed dating, meeting a potential lover on the street, getting consoled by her grandmother.

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incredibly honest and incredibly funny,” Olga Levina, Artistic Director of JCTC says. “She shows us a segment of society often overlooked – African American women who are well-educated and striving

to succeed in life, but finding the search for love to be surprisingly complicated and difficult. Her story is one many women can relate to, especially how she ultimately finds empowerment as a woman.”

“I think what makes this show unique is that it’s a mirror,” Strum says. “I think its empowering seeing someone reveal their truth in a very uncompromising way. I’m not cutting

any corners, I’m not candycoating, I’m saying it like it is.” If you go Sat, May 20, 8 pm; Sun, May 21, 4 pm Listen… Can You Hear Me Now Tix: $20; students/seniors $15 Thurs, Jun 1 at 7:30 pm; Fri, Jun 2 & Sat, June 3: 8 pm She Gon’ Learn Tix: $25; students/seniors $18 Merseles Studios Jersey City Theater Center 339 Newark Ave, JC (201) 795-5386 To purchase tix: www. jctcenter.org.

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May 2017 Cultural Happenings in & around Hudson

THEATER MILE SQUARE THEATRE, 1400 Clinton St, HOB, wwwmilesquaretheatre.org. (201) 683-7014; Sat & Sun, Jun 24 & 25, Sat at 8 pm; Sun at 3 & 7 pm: Tix: $20: THE ONE-MINUTE PLAY FESTIVAL, America’s largest-and-longest-running grassroots theatre festival.

JC THEATER CENTER, Merseles Studios, 339 Newark Ave, JC. (201) 795-5386; www. jctcenter.org. Sat, May 20, 8 pm; Sun, May 21, 4 pm, Tix: $20 students/seniors $15: LISTEN… CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW? a solo-show about Children of Deaf Parents, written and performed by Gloria Rosen; directed

by Suzanne Bachner.

JC THEATER CENTER, Merseles Studios, 339 Newark Ave, JC. (201) 795-5386; www. jctcenter.org. Fri, May 19, 7:30 pm; Admission FREE with $5 suggested donation: A MUSLIM IN THE MIDST. Written and Directed by Anand Rao. “Set in India’s Silicon Valley, Bangalore, the play sheds light on Islamophobia in a story about a poor Muslim family losing its way on the first night in a big city.”

VISUAL ARTS GRASSROOTS COMMUNITY SPACE, 54 Coles St, JC, www.nopeekingtheatre.com.

May 19, 20, 26, 27; June 2, 3, at 8 pm. Tix: $20. LAK’ECH, a No Peeking Theatre production that addresses the Latin American Experience and its many definitions. This is the first collaboration between Grassroots and No Peeking Theatre. “No Peeking Theatre is a new format of theater that immerses the audience into the world of the play, absent of one single element: sight. Audience members are blindfolded for the duration of the show and are introduced to sensory elements such as sound, taste, scent, atmosphere, and touch. These sensory elements are designed to invoke the ‘world’ of the production.”

GUTTENBERG ARTS CENTER, 6903 Jackson St, GTNBRG; www.guttenbergarts.org; email: studio@guttenbergarts. org. Through May 26: Micah Bassel, Joseph Martin Gabriel, Ryan Schroeder, Jeremy Coleman Smith in MADE HERE Winter 2017, a group exhibition of the current Artists in Residence. “The title “MADE HERE” carries not only multiple definitions, but multiple conceptual meanings ranging from location to identity, the politics of materials and the historical nature of place. All of these new

works deeply consider many of these issues and are only just the beginning points for deeper reflection.”

JERSEY CITY THEATER CENTER, Merseles Studios, 339 Newark Ave, JC. www.jctcenter. org. Through June 9: DISRUPTION, group exhibition of artists’ works in various mediums curated by Allison Remy Hall.

Featuring work by Luis Alves, Bang!, Andrew Blumenthal, DISTORT, David LaMorte, Shehrezad Maher, Meredith Miotke, MR MUSTART, Sam Pullin, Giovani Santoro, Fabricio Suarez and Noah Tavlin. “Nothing is as inevitable as change, but never has change seemed so rapid and tumultuous. From the environment and climate to industries and social systems, we live in an era of disruption What is being lost, what is being gained and how do we survive sudden and comprehensive upheaval?”

LITM, 140 Newark Ave, JC. www.litm.org; Opens Tues, May 2: LEARNING TO BE LOST, solo show by Andrea McKenna with musical guest Shayfer James. McKenna exhibits 19 new works and 3-4 older works.

Singer-songwriter Shayfer James performs songs inspired by McKenna’s art. Opening reception, Tues, May 2.

NOVADO GALLERY, Contemporary Art, Design & Ceramics, 110 Morgan St, JC. www. novadogallery.com. May 4-Jun 18: “Perceptions, Interactions & Transformations,” featuring artists Gabe Brown, Jim Osman and Marcy Rosenblat. Artist talk on Sun, Jun 18, 1 pm. (Pictured: Monoprint by Marcy Rosenblat.)

JONATHAN LEVINE GALLERY at Mana Contemporary, 888 Newark Ave, Suite 4151, JC. www.jonathanlevinegallery.com.

Sat, May 13- June 10: LOUIE CORDERO UNDER HEAVY MANNERS”; PREFAB77 GANGS, TRIBES & FRATERNITIES; AND JOAO RUAS GEIST. (Pictured, “Dark Slumber” by Louis Cordero.)

MANA CONTEMPORARY, 888 Newark Ave, JC. (201) 6042702; www.manacontemporary. com. Through May 31: SURFACE, a group exhibition

opening in Mana BSMT’s new 3,000 square foot gallery. It will feature work by five Mana BSMT Residents who work primarily as GIF artists: Matthias Brown (Traceloops), Sam Cannon, Julian Glander, Thoka Maer, and Hayden Zezula (Zolloc). Until now, their artwork has been created for and seen on screens, and shared across social platforms. This exhibition is their first exploration into creating work that can only be experienced in a physical space: sculpture, installation, performance, and gaming. By eliminating screens and creating site-specific experiences, this exhibition will illustrate a collective surfacing from the digital to the physical realm.

107 BOWERS GALLERY & ARTSPACE, 107 Bowers Street, JC, (201) 280-04821, kd@107bowersgallery.com.

Wed, May 24, 7-9 pm. Tix: $25: “TAKE YOUR INSTAGRAM TO THE NEXT LEVEL” a workshop by Dream Big Media, a creative services agency that focuses on Social Media Marketing for businesses. “We want to help you learn more about Instagram. We are taking our knowledge to the community and want to have some workshops to share our knowledge. Learn how to: Track engagement, Hashtag like a pro, gain profile tips, learn how important videos are and learn the importance of time and frequency of posting.

This workshop is for people who know how to use Instagram, but want to take their account to the next level. Ticket includes: Refreshments, take home packet, and one-hour workshop. For questions, contact: dreamermediateam@gmail.com.”

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DEEP SPACE GALLERY, 77 Cornelison Ave, JC. Through June 3: Deep Space is excited to present a new exhibition by Mustart with a fresh body of work entitled, GREEN SCREEN.

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BRIGHTSIDE TAVERN, 141 Bright St, JC. Every first Monday of the month, RJO All Stars Jam Session at 7:30 pm. www.riverviewjazz.org. Mon: Jazz Jam Session; Tues & Wed: Karaoke; Thurs: Open Mic Night; Fri: Comedy, Private Parties, Dance, Karaoke, Open Mic; Sat & Sun, Brunch, Private Parties, Dance, Karaoke, Open Mic.

GROOVE ON GROVE, Grove Street PATH Plaza, Grove Street PATH Station, JC. www. jcdowntown.org. Wednesdays, through Sept, 6-9 pm. GROOVE ON GROVE is sponsored by the Historic Downtown Special Improvement District. Featuring DANCING TONY (Anthony Susco) who presents for the opening night: The Milwaukees, Puerto Rican Folkloric Band, Segunda Quimbama, and Reggae from Universal Rebel. “The first concert of the month will be a cocktail night where concertgoers can enjoy drinks from local restaurants. On the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, the HDSID welcomes the Artist and Maker Market, an eclectic open-air market of local artisans, crafters, and entrepreneurs. Local vendors on hand; Makers Market featuring Artisans selling handmade items.

Drinks, food, sweets and live music. What a great combo!”

KIDS STUFF WORD BOOKSTORE, 122 Newark Ave, JC. www. wordbookstores.com. STORYTIME, Sat, May 27, 11 am: DUSTRATS: Or, the Adventures of Sir Muffin Muffinsson. “Sir Muffin Muffinsson is a valiant, watchful cat charged with the

care and keeping of baby Emma while she sleeps. It’s a busy job, and this week Sir Muffin forgot to do the tidying up Seven days worth of dust springs to life in the form of “Dustrats,” mischievous little imps who run amok through the house. While Sir Muffin chases the critters from room to room with his trusty vacuum, Emma’s vivid dreams begin to morph the world around him: An ocean in the bathroom, a magic kingdom in the attic, things are getting out of control Will Sir Muffin make it back to the nursery before Emma’s dreams become a little too wild?

An enchanting story full of imagination and adventure, Dustrats makes for a bedtime favorite.”

LIBERTY SCIENCE CENTER, Liberty State Park, 222 Jersey City Boulevard, JC. (201) 200-1000; www.lsc.org.

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Today we can reach around the world with the tap of a button.

Communication investigates all the ways we express ourselves: written, spoken, gestural, symbolic, electronic, digital and more, from totem poles to texts.

Explore the origins and history of human language and learn about the physics behind some of the technology we use today.

See how our brains respond to words and sounds, learn some basic sign language, try writing Chinese calligraphy, share your thoughts at social media stations, and discover how photos are transmitted at the speed of light.”

JERSEY CITY THEATER CENTER, Merseles Studios, 339 Newark Ave, JC. www. jctcenter.org. Sundays through May 28, shows at 1 pm. Tix (at the door) for Kids, $11 & Adults, $12. PUPPETWORKS presents THE WIZARD OF OZ. “Dorothy is convinced the Wizard of Oz can help her go home. Join Dorothy on her travels as she meets the Silly Strawman who wants brains, the Shiny Tin Man

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NEW VICTORY THEATER, 229 W. 42nd St, NYC. www. newvictory.org. Through May 21: GRUG AND THE RAINBOW “From Windmill Theatre Co-based on the much loved picture book character created by Ted Prior What does Grug love most? Adventures! The beloved burrawang-born bloke from Down Under returns in, an all-new colorful tale. Leaping from the pages of the celebrated series of picture books, Grug, with the help of his friends Cara the carpet snake and Snoot the echidna, sets off on a quest to capture a rainbow that he can call his very own. Featuring playful puppetry and imaginative storytelling, Grug and his mates bound onto the stage and into a host of hilarious situations.”

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NEWARK MUSEUM, 49 Washington St, Newark, NJ. (973) 596-6550; www.newarkmuseum.org. Ongoing: AMERICAN ART. “The American Art collection at the Newark Museum, numbering over 12,000 paintings, sculptures, works on paper and multimedia art, is one of the finest in the country.

Surveying four centuries, the Museum’s American holdings include important Colonial and Federal portraits and a superb collection of Hudson River landscape paintings by artists including Thomas Cole, Frederic Church and Albert Bierstadt.”

(Pictured: Painting by Florine Stettheimer.)

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