River View Observer October 1-October 15, 2018

October 1-Octobrer 15, 2018

Volume 22 No. 10

Est. 1998

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

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SCIENCE TIMES

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ARTScene

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Ling Chen’s watercolor is part of the series, “Jersey City in Watercolor”, to be shown Oct. 4-7 at Boutique Realty during the Jersey City Art & Studio Tour www.hobokenlock.com

28th Jersey City Art & Studio Tour, Oct. 4-7 1,000 Artists, 150 Art Spaces, Music & Art Demos

By Sally Deering See page 7

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SCIENCE TIMES

Author James Patterson to Talk Books at Loew’s JC Discusses New Series “Max Einstein: The Genius Experiment” for Kids into Science Popular author James Patterson, whose books take readers on thrilling, cliffhanging adventures also knows a thing or two about writing books for ‘tweens (11-12 yearolds). Along with Chris Grabenstein, Patterson’s newest book Max Einstein, The Genius Experiment, is a new series that features the adventures of young science sleuth Max Einstein, a heroine for today’s girls (and boys) who enjoy science and technology.

On Tues, Oct. 9, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, Patterson visits Jersey City for a live talk with Meg Cabot, the New

James Patterson York Times best-selling author of The Princess Diaries at The Loew’s Theatre in Journal Square. The two will discuss how to make science fun in writing and the importance of incorporating STEM into children’s lives at a

unexpected ways. This adventure series follows Max and other kids as they travel the world solving big problems through the power of science. Chelsea Clinton calls the books a “must read” for those “interested in science, mysteries or courageous heroines” according to Word bookstore, Meg Cabot, author of which is sponsoring The Princess Diaries Patterson’s appearance young age. at The Loew’s. Word The Max Einstein bookstore has locaseries follows Max, a brilliant, compassionate, tions on Newark Ave and inspiring young girl in Downtown Jersey City, and in Brooklyn. who embodies the spirit The Max Einstein series of Albert Einstein as she is the only one to be solves problems in licensed by the Albert creative, fun, and Einstein Archives and

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Patterson will do a live meet-and-greet and book signing in the theater’s lobby immediately following his talk.

The author will sign MAX EINSTEIN books and his latest adult thriller, AMBUSH, Cont’d on page 5

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as well as his previous novels, which will be on sale at the event.

Cabot will also sign her latest book, ROYAL CROWN, at the conclusion of the talk and book-signing.

Patterson’s books include Alex Cross, Michael Bennet, Women’s Murder Club, Maximum Ride, Daniel X, NYPD Red, Witch and Wizard, and the

Private series. His books have sold more than 300 million copies.

Patterson was the first person to sell 1 million e-books.

In November 2015, Patterson received the Libertarian Award from the National Book Foundation which cited him as a “passionate campaigner to make books and reading a national priority”.

According to Wiki, Patterson is “a generous supporter of universities, teachers, colleges, independent bookstores, school libraries, and college students. He has donated millions of dollars in grants and scholarships with the purpose of encouraging Americans of all ages to

read more books.”

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Saturday ,October 13, 2018

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Identity theft continues to top the Federal Trade Commission’s national ranking of consumer complaints - approximately 15 million U.S. residents have their identities used fraudulently each year. Properly disposing of personal documents is a necessary step in safeguarding and protecting your personal information and credit and preventing identity theft.

Hudson County residents are invited to have personal confidential and/or sensitive documents shredded at free, on-site, mobile paper-shredding events:

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County Executive • Thomas A. DeGise Chief Executive Officer • Norman M. Guerra Chairman • Frank Pestana

JCAST ‘18

by Sally Deering

28th Jersey City Art & Studio Tour, Oct. 4-7 1,000 Artists, 150 Art Spaces, Music & Art Demos Pathside will be a main stop where visitors can get a festival map, see art in the gallery and hop on a curated tour.

The tours are assembled by art specialists and designed according to themes like art for collectors, the JC Murals Project, and neighborhood art. Visitors can

A

rt-wise, Jersey City sure has changed since the early ‘90s.

Back then, the Jersey City Art & Studio Tour was a handful of artists opening their studios to the public with a potluck reception in somebody’s apartment.

Fast-forward to 2018, and the Jersey City Art & Studio Tour (JCAST) has become a city-wide event attracting 1,000 artists who will exhibit their work at 150 venues throughout Jersey City.

This year’s studio tour is presented by Bank of America, Mayor Steven M. Fulop, the Jersey City Municipal Council, and the Jersey City Office of Cultural Affairs.

JCAST begins Thursday, Oct. 4, with a kick-off reception from 6-9 pm at JCAST HQ located at the Pathside building adjacent to the Journal Square PATH Station. The Jersey City Redevelopment Agency provided the Pathside for JCASTs temporary headquarters and with plans to convert the five-story building into an arts and culture center. For JCAST ‘18, the Pathside building has been converted into a temporary gallery, performance space, information center, and depot for the curated studio tours.

If you go Thurs, Oct. 4-Sun, Oct. 7 (Opening Reception Thurs, 6-9 pm) JCAST ’18 (Jersey City Art & Studio Tour) For more info: www. thejcast.com JCAST HQ Pathside building 83 Sip Ave, JC

Jersey City artist John Ruddy unveils a new mural and exhibition at Whos Gluten Free Bakery on Mallory St.

Merseles Studios will present “A Collaboration featuring Kati Vilim and Thomas Lendvai”, with Live DJs.

“This city encourages the arts community and celebrates the incredibly rich culture that makes up the fabric of every single neighborhood,” Mayor Steven M. Fulop says. “By hosting the hub for Jersey City’s largest arts and cultural event at Pathside, we will give the public an exclusive inside peek at the future of the building and the strides the city is taking to support arts and culture for the community.”

JCAST ’18 has a new website, www.thejcast. com, to serve as the

main resource for all JCAST information.

It includes an interactive map, a calendar of events of the art and performances spaces, and other JCAST-related happenings. Visitors can plan their own personal tours by using the interactive map which features artwork by participating artists. During the studio tour, many venues will offer special entertainment like art demos, music and dance performances, and fun interactive stuff for the kids.

JCAST HQ at

Julia Lomba’s ‘Colorful Scenes & Abstracts’ will be at Art150 gallery.

JCAST ’18 has a new website, www.thejcast. com, to serve as the main resource for all JCAST information. take curated tours by bike, bus, and on foot.

Slots can be reserved at www.thejcast.com.

At the opening reception on Oct 4, from 6-9 pm at JCAST HQ at the Pathside building, tourgoers can enjoy musical performances by jazz, brass and samba bands, as well a look at the art in the temporary gallery and several art demonstrations. JCAST ‘18 is free and open to the public.

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Top Chefs Bring Pop-up Dining to HCCC

HCCC Culinary Arts Institute alumni chefs from La Isla and 17 Summer to prepare five-course meals; proceeds benefit HCCC students.

Diners can enjoy top Cuban and Italian restaurant cuisine at Hudson County Community College (HCCC) Foundation’s new Pop-up Dining Series. Two celebrated restaurants will relocate to HCCC Culinary Arts Institute and prepare five-course meals that mirror cuisine offered in their restaurants and include wine pairings.

Omar Giner, a 1989 HCCC graduate and the chef-owner of the popular La Isla restaurants in Hoboken, will prepare Cuban cuisine at the October 18 event. Drawing upon his heritage and professional HCCC CAI training, he produces authentic and creative interpretations of Cuban fare with contrasting textures and flavors using fresh and genuine ingredients. Capturing the hearty essence of Cuban cooking, Chef Giner has garnered

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The new HCCC Foundation Pop-up Dining Series events will be held on October 18 and November 30 at 7 p.m. in the College’s Culinary Arts Conference Center at 161 Newkirk Street in Jersey City. The cost is just $75 per person.

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What Can Be Recycled for FREE? All desktop or personal computers, computer monitors, portable computers, desktop printers, desktop fax machines and televisions sold to a consumer are accepted for free recycling under the updated legislation. Hudson County residents may also recycle peripherals (such as keyboards and mice) at the drop-off locations.

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ARTScene October 2018 Cultural Happenings In & Around Hudson

OPPOSITE MOVEMENTS: Ferguson, Austin Baehr, Michael Steele, Brittany Paintings by Mane Sakic Pellon, Meghan McKee, & Fabricio Suarez.

Dan Bassini, Jesse Caldwell, and Sureshot Skateboards.

JERSEY CITY ART & STUDIO TOUR Ave, HOB. www. milesquaretheatre.org.

Through Oct. 7: VANYA & SONIA & MASHA & SPIKE. “The Tony JERSEY CITY ART & Award winning comedy STUDIO TOUR. www. about love, life, and famthejcast.com. Thurs, ily. Don’t miss an evening Oct. 4-Sun, Oct. 7, THE filled with slapstick com28TH ANNUAL ART & edy, Chekhov references, STUDIO TOUR (JCAST) and lots of belly laughs.” is now in its 28th year.

Tix: $40; $18 for students/ “JCAST showcases the seniors. arts that make up the rich AT THE cultural fabric of Jersey City. In 2017, nearly 1,000 GALLERIES visual artists, performers, musicians and literary arts individuals were featured in over 160 art event spaces all across the City.”

OCTOBERFEST

GUTTENBERG ARTS & MONMOUTH MUSEUM, 765 Newman Springs Rd, Lincroft, NJ. Through Nov. 4; “DIALOGUES IN PRINTMAKING”.

Showcase of Works by 58 Printmakers from the US and Korea. Printmaking Class: Sun, Oct. 14, 10 am-2 pm. “Explore printmaking using water based products and HOLY ROSARY a printing press faciliCHURCH, 344 Sixth St, tated by teaching artists JC. (201) 795-0120; www. from Carrier Pigeon/ holyrosarychurch.com.

Paper Crown Press and On Sun, Oct. 14, from 1-8 Guttenberg Arts. Ages: pm, Holy Rosary Church teens, adults and children in Historic Downtown ages 7+ with a chaperJersey City will transform one. Museum Members its back yard garden into a $5; Non-members $13, biergarten for its first-ever includes one admission.

OKTOBERFEST. The For Reservations and day’s festivities will feaInformation: 732-224ture Beer, Music and lots 1988 or email: cesposito@ of delicious foods. monmouthmuseum.org.”

VISUAL ARTS THEATER GALLERY @ NJCU, MILE SQUARE Visual Arts Building, THEATRE, 1400 Clinton

Basement, 100 Culver Ave, JC. Hours: MonFri, 11 am-5 pm or by appointment. Show runs Oct. 6-Nov. 27; Reception: Wed, Oct. 17, 5-8 pm: PERSISTENCE OF HISTORY. “Curated by Peter Delman, this exhibition explores unacknowledged aspects of history as a key subject in contemporary art. It features works of Lewis Colburn, Tim Daly, Christy Georg, Nina Katchadourian, Joyce Kozloff, Stacy Renee Morrison, Michael Oatman, Debra Priestly, Jaune Quick-to-SeeSmith, Joshua Reiman, Roger Shimomura, and Gaku Tsutaja. (Pictured: G. Washington, Outside the Battle of Trenton by Joshua Reiman.)

SILVERMAN/The Majestic Theatre Condominiums, 222 Montgomery St, JC. (201) 435-8000. www.Bfly777. com. Through Nov. 4: FREE TO FLY, Alcohol Ink Paintings by Bryant Small. Show curated by Kristin J. DeAngelis.

(Pictured: Oh, But When I’m Bad by Bryant Small.)

VILLAGE WEST GALLERY, 331 Newark Ave, JC. www.villagewestgallery.com. Opens Fri, Oct. 5: ANCIEN RÉGIME: THE PREREVOLUTIONARY WORLD. The show “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.”

(Pictured: Police Activity in Venice Beach by Tim Daly.)

CLUBSCENE CASA COLOMBO, Italian Education & Cultural Center, 380 Monmouth St, JC. (201) 222-9317; www.casacolombo.org. Through Oct. 7: SPACES art exhibition by artists Bithika Adhikary, Lisa Collodoro and J. Fermo Falconi.

“The exhibition draws together paintings where space is explored.”

NOVADO GALLERY, 110 Morgan St, JC. (201) 744-6713; novadogallery. com. Through Oct. 21

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107 Bowers Gallery & Art Space, 107 Bowers St, JC. (201) 280-4821; www.107bowersgallery. com. Sun, Sept. 30, 3-7 pm: THERE GOES THE NEIGHBORHOOD. Group show curated by Ryan Bonilla featuring 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

BRIGHTSIDE TAVERN, 141 Bright St, JC. www.brightsidetavern.com. 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. FOX & CROW, Bar & Restaurant, 594 Palisade Ave, JC. www.foxandcrowjc.com.

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Cont’d from page 12 Fox & Crow

Thurs, Oct. 4, 8-10 pm, AMY FAIRCHILD AND THOMAS JULIANO (pictured). Fri, Oct. 5, 1011:59 pm, BRAD COLE w/JAMES MASTRO. Sat, Oct. 6, 10-11:59 pm, GERRY ROSENTHAL TRIO. Sat, Oct. 6, 10-12 pm. Tues, Oct. 9, 8-10 pm, SOUND IN COLOR. Thurs, Oct. 11, 8-10 pm, PAUL SANCHEZ. Sat, Oct. 13, 10-11:59 pm, TED CHUBB GROUP.

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This exhibit is an example of artists who live here, work here, who explore, create and enrich this complex but wonderful city.

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A part of The Jersey City Art & Studio Tour!!

Artists: Amy Neufeld Anna Ryabtsov, Bryant Small Cara Parmigiani, Cheryl Gross Christine Dzierzynski Daniel Morowitz NEW VICTORY David Nicolato THEATER, 229 W. Debasish Sinha 42nd St, NY. www.

Deirdre Kennedy newvictory.org. Sept. 28Diane English Oct. 7: MACHINE DE CIRQUE. “Five fellows of Donchellee Fulwood Donna Greenberg MACHINE DE CIRQUE are building a contraption Janet La Valley Javiera Rodriguez to communicate with the Jaqi Medlock outside world. Thing is, Kristin DeAngelis their fun-loving natures Laos Fois keep distracting them!

Luis Alves Before you can say ‘over and out,’ these awe-inspir- Megan Klim ing acrobats are swinging Meghan McKee Miguel Cardenas by their toes high above Natalie Giugni the stage, bicycling upside-down and backwards, Paul Andress and flipping and flying off Ray Arcadio Robert Koch teeterboards.

Susan Isaac Tatsuro Nishimura MORE ART Teri Fiore ChromoZones: Theda Sandiford The Diverse Artistry of Tina Maneca Jersey City Trix Rosen Diversity is synonymous with Jersey City and it’s Curated by Andrea artists are no exception.

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PIER MUSIC FEST

Free Concerts On J. Owen Grundy Pier, JC Live Music, Food Trucks & Beer front next to Exchange As fall sets the stage for winter, there are still Place.

On Friday nights, Oct. some outdoor events 5 and 12, from 6-9 pm, worth checking out.

These include the Friday music-lovers are invited Evening Concerts on the to the Jersey City Pier J. Owen Grundy Pier on Fest where bands play live with the Manhattan the Jersey City water

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event travels indoors to the Harborside Atrium.)

Slavic Soul Party to perform Fri, Oct. 12 at J. Owen Grundy Pier

Skyline as their backdrop. Along with the bands, there will be food trucks that serve delicious treats and beer.

On Friday, Oct. 5, Chino Pons and Alex Tea will perform, and on Friday, Oct. 12, Slavic Soul Party and Molly Tigre will take the stage.

If you go Fri, Oct. 5, and Fri, Oct. 12, 6-9 pm Jersey City Pier Fest J. Owen Grundy Park Chino Pons Exchange Pl, JC These shows are sponwww.jerseycityculture. sored by Riverview Jazz org and the Exchange Place Free Admission Alliance. (If it rains, the

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Beautiful 1 bedroom This unit has all the right bells and whistles, all high end stainless steel appliances, kitchen and bath all remodeled. Beautiful closet systems and designer doors. Hardwood floors, fireplace, custom window treatments, easy walk out to terrace and pathway to buses and train shuttle. Short walk direct to private pool club.

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3 Bedrooms with 2.5 baths in a 3 level townhouse condo.

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Two family home 5 and 6 rooms plus 3 rooms in attic and full bathroom.

Hardwood flooring, newer front steps and hand rails. Parking for 1 car on the side of home.

Close to transportation, parks, and schools.

ASKING $449,000

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