Rvo october 15 october 31 2017

October 15-October 31, 2017

Volume 21 No. 10

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

JC FRIGHT NIGHTS

In This Issue Pg. 2

Fearless Art

Pg. 4

Art House’s New Venue

Pg. 9

Bayonne Art Unveiling

Pg. 14

No Peeking Theatre presents Halloween Show ‘MOTHER LEEDS’

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FEARLESS ART

Proxies of Fear comes to JC Theater Center for One Night Artists Address Real Fears in Real Time

By Sally Deering These are scary times; no question, and several local artists including filmmaker Christian A. Morán of Jersey City will be sharing their art and urban fears in PROXIES OF FEAR, an evening of film, poetry, music and dialogue.

PROXIES OF FEAR takes place Fri, Oct. 27, at 8 pm at Jersey City Theatre Center’s Merseles Studios. The evening will spotlight artists’ personal stories, and the experiences that inspired them to face their fears. On the bill are Grand Slam Champ of Jersey City Slam Rashad Wright, a live workshop by FX make-up artist Stephanie Albarracin, the band Drum and a Tantrum who wrote the award-winning score for Morán’s film Let’s Play Dead Girl and a showing of the film. Morán, the event’s coordinator with Cynthya Blandino of Jersey City, brought the artists together as part of the FEAR series going on all month at Merseles Studios.

The evening’s host is Edwin “El Miedo” Pagan of Latin Horror with Special guest FLY from the Hold The Chaser podcast who will conduct interviews with audience members. The $15 ticket price ($10 for students & seniors) includes refreshments from sponsors O’LaLa

“Warrior Ladies” by make-up artist Stephanie Albarracin who will be demonstrating her art at Proxies of Fear

“In Let’s Play Dead Girl, you have an African-Latina trying to fit in to her little world of friends,” Morán says.

“Even though one girl is Caucasian MexicanAmerican, and one is Asian, they are both light-skinned. No matter how things are set up in the world, the darker you are, the darker you have to go through these trials. Every race has that problem with darker skin.”

A scene from the film Let’s Play Dead Girl

by Christian A. Morán Special Guest Fly of the podcast HOLD THE screening of Morán’s CHASER will conduct short film, each artinterviews with audiist will have a Q & A ence members about where the audience their fears, a subject that can ask them questions seems to be on many about their urban fears. people’s minds – and in “We’re not talking the news – these days. about bogeyman sto“Since Trump started Event Coordinator & Filmmaker ries,” Morán says. “It’s his campaign for presiChristian A Morán, will show going to be real life dency, it has brought his award-winning film Let’s Play Dead Girl fears that we go through up a lot of fear among every day living as peo- people of color,” Morán Empanadas, and and me. Rashad will ple of color.”

Shirley’s Coquito. perform three of his says. “Instead of proMorán’s film, Let’s “I was asked to put strongest poems and gressing, we feel like Play Dead Girl tells the on a show to coinStephanie will do a live we’re going backwards. cide with JC Theater make-up demonstration. story of two pre-teen That’s creating fear for girls who plan the mur- us. There’s also the fear Center’s FEAR exhibi- While she’s doing the der of their friend as a tion, and this seemed live demo, she’ll talk of going down the street result of their obsession like a perfect time for about her fears, what and having some sort of with an online character hate crime happen.” me to put on a show it was like growing up with Cynthya,” Morán known as the “Slender in the projects and beFor Latino and says. “The night is ing afraid of the SWAT Man”. The film’s fear African-American artfeaturing three artists, team coming in, doing a represents a lot of ists, Moran says there poet Rashad Wright, raid and shooting her.” what’s happening in the FX make-up artist Along with Wright’s Cont’d on page 3 country today, Morán Stephanie Albarracin poetry, and the says.

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Stephanie Albarracin

FEARLESS ART Cont’d from page 2 seems to be a lack of representation in art exhibitions, film – all the arts.

“People are always talking about diversity, but when you go out to these events in The City, you don’t see it,” Morán says. “That’s what pushed Cynthya and me to put this show together, not having representation in our community.

That’s what inspired us to put this show on” If you go Fri, Oct. 27, 8-10 pm Proxies of Fear JC Theater Center Merseles Studios 339 Newark Ave, JC www.jctcenter.org Tix: $15; $10 students/ seniors River View Observer We Support The Arts Since 1998

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ART HOUSE PRODUCTIONS OPENS NEW VENUE WITH SARA FARRINGTON’S LEISURE, LUST FROM OCTOBER 26 THROUGH NOVEMBER 12 McClure leads an allThe prolific New York playwright is a resident of Maplewood, N.J. female creative team that Director Marina McClure leads an all-female creative team Art House Productions (Meredith Burns, Executive Director) is proud to announce that the Jersey City-based performing and visual arts organization will open its new space on Coles Street with Sara Farrington’s Leisure, Lust from October 26 through

November 12. Leisure and Lust are part of the full-length play Leisure, Labor, Lust.

Labor will be developed during the company’s month in residence at Art House Productions and will be presented as a staged reading at the Sunday, November 12

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JC FRIGHT NIGHTS

No Peeking Theatre presents Halloween Show ‘MOTHER LEEDS’ Audience Blindfolded for Sensory Theater Experience

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udiences attending No Peeking Theatre productions are handed a program to find out “Who’s Who” in the cast, and a blindfold to wear during the show.

That’s because No Peeking Theatre productions are presented with an emphasis on everything but sight and the actors and stage hands collaborate to create an atmospheric theatrical experience like no other.

Beginning Fri, Oct 27 and running through Tues, Oct. 31, No Peeking Theatre presents MOTHER LEEDS: A Horror Story about a cruel Victorian mother and the 13th son she keeps locked away. The show takes place at the Jersey City Art School on McWilliams Place across from Hamilton Park. The cast features Kit Vogelsang, Genevieve Hoeler and Alex Shorey, and it was written and directed by the company’s executive director Amanda Levie of Jersey City.

“Mother Leeds is a fictional horror story rooted in New Jersey legend,” Levie says on a break from rehearsals.

“This is the first time I’m writing a show for my company. I wanted to do a horror story. No Peeking has not done that genre yet, so I’m really excited.”

No Peeking Theatre’s Blindfold Mother Leeds places human experience for the audience to abconsideration hat goes the audience in the im- within a story,” Levie sorb and ingest the con- into each scene. For mersive role of Sam, says. “This is an idea tent. It creates an even example, if the room who is the 12th child of that I had in college. I playing field. That isn’t shakes a bit, I can rattle 13 to the stern, on-edge, created it for my senior being done by mainthings. There’s more inand frightening Mother project for my B.A. stream theater. We’re tention behind the effect Leeds, Levie says. in Theatre Production telling the story through of the sound when the Sam discovers he has a from Kean University. all the other senses.” audience is in the room. younger brother who is I was taking a course For each performance, It’s like a live concert locked away from the in theater administraaudience members wear vs. a CD.” rest of the family. The tion and working as a blindfolds and listen to MOTHER LEEDS story takes place in New literary assistant. I had the play’s actors while features three actors and Jersey’s Pine Barrens in some issues with how stage hands help crefour stage hands, who the early 1900’s. theater was adhering ate sounds with the are extremely interacNo Peeking Theatre to the Americans with Soundscaper who has tive during the show, creates a new and inno- Disabilities Act (ADA) designed the sounds for Levie says. vative format of theatre regulations.” the play. Think of the “We have live actors that is changing how Starting her own the- old radio plays back – they walk, they have audiences experience ater company, Levie’s in the day. Or in film, fight choreography if live art, Levie says. She mission was to create where the Foley techneeded,” Levie says. started the company a one-of-a-kind theater nician claps coconuts “Putting on a blindfoldin 2012 when she disexperience. together to sound like a ed experience, you have covered there weren’t “There were compahorse galloping along a to create a lot. You have enough theatre pieces nies that had blind acdirt road. to transport people.” geared to people who tors and plays that were “It’s unique,” Joe If you go are sight-challenged. No produced by blind peo- Velez, the show’s Fri, Oct. 27 – Tues, Peeking Theatre gives ple, but nothing adherSoundscaper says. “You Oct. 31 @ 8 pm out blindfolds for audi- ing to a blind audience,” are kind of a Foley No Peeking Theatre ence members to wear Levie says. “In order to person, someone who presents because Levie wants create an equal experimakes the sound effects MOTHER LEEDS them to be on an even ence with the sighted, I – walking, closing a Jersey City Art School playing field. decided what we needed door. And you’re a com- 29 McWilliams Place, “The goal is to give to do was take away poser of original music JC theater-goers a visceral what most people have that goes with the www.nopeekingtheatre. theater experience that which is their sight. This general scheme of the com captures the individual creates a universal way show. There’s a lot of Tix: $25 Page 7-October 15-October 31, 2017 River View Observer

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ARTScene October 2017 Cultural Happenings In & Around Hudson

HALLOWEEEN HAPPENINGS

LOEW’S JERSEY CITY, 54 Journal Square, JC. www. loewsjersey.org. Fri, Oct. 20, 8:15 pm: THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. Silent film starring Lon Chaney, Sr. Film shown with live organ accompaniment by Bernie Anderson, Jr., playing the Loew’s Wonder Morton. Tix $10; $8 students/seniors. Sat, Oct. 21, 6 pm: HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL starring Vincent Price. (Admission $8; $6 students/seniors.) Sat, Oct. 21, 7:45 pm: ISLAND OF LOST SOULS starring Charles Laughton. Sat, Oct. 21, 9:20 pm: HALLOWEEN starring Jamie Lee Curtis.

Tix: $8; $6 students/seniors

JC THEATER CENTER, White Eagle Hall, 337 Newark Ave, JC. www. jctcenter.org. Sun, Oct. 29, 4 pm. Tix: $13.50-$15: DIA DE LOS MUERTOS: MEXICAN MYTH, LEGEND AND ANCESTRY

by Mexico Beyond Mariachi.

“Explore the land of the Aztecs, the cry of la Llorona, and the story of Panchita y la Muerte with Mexico Beyond Mariachi in a vibrant show that interweaves traditional Mexican music and dance with the stories, myths, and legends of the Day of the Dead.”

JC THEATER CENTER, Merseles Studios. 339-345 Newark Ave (2nd fl.), JC. www.jctcenter.org. Fri, Oct. 27, 8-10 pm. Tix: $15; Students & Seniors $10 (with I.D.) PROXIES OF

FEAR, “a night of music, poetry, FX make-up and film revolving around the dangers of media and its lasting effects on our communities. Diverse artists will showcase their urban fears and engage in meaningful dialogue leading to social consciousness.” The event will be hosted by Edwin “El Miedo” Pagán, from LATIN HORROR. Organizers: Cynthya Blandino & Christian A. Moran. Artists: Stephanie Albarracin, Rashad Wright, Christian A. Moran. Music by Drum and a Tantrum. Special Guest: Fly, HOLDTHECHASER podcast. Sponsors: Latin Horror, O’LaLa Empanadas.

PROXIES OF FEAR is part of the JC Theater Center’s FEAR series now showing.

ANNA IN THE DARKNESS. “A small town teacher is barricaded in her house as an angry mob gathers, howling for blood and justice. Playwright Jeremy Menekseoglu has crafted a tale where the menace is far scarier — and far more profound — than brainless zombies or creeping vampires Starring Anthony Wills Jr.” HORROR. “A dark comedy which examines, the bleak state of current events.

Utilizing interactive video, music, visual art, poetry, and humor, HORROR offers a glimmer of hope and the cathartic laughter needed by everyone.” HORROR Creator: Elizabeth Anne Keiser. (Pictured: HORROR.)

discusses her new book UNQUALIFIED. “Actress, author producer and host of her own podcast, Unqualified, which averages 4 million downloads a month, Farris comes to Jersey City. Equal parts comic memoir and humorous advice from her hit podcast, NO PEEKING THEATRE, Anna Faris shares candid, JC Art School, Hamilton sympathetic, and entertainPark, 29 McWilliams Place, ing stories of love lost and JC. www.nopeekingtheatre. won. Audience Q&A and com. Tix at the door $25. Fri- book signing will follow.”

Tues, Oct. 27-31 @ 8 pm: Co-sponsored by Word MOTHER LEEDS. “New Bookstore and the Loew’s Jersey, although commonly Jersey City. Tix are $32 and overlooked, is rich with hisinclude a copy of the book. tory, folklore, and legend.

For more info: www.wordThis historical fiction horbookstores.com/annafaris. ror piece is deeply rooted in the lore and mystery of THEATER New Jersey.” -Amanda Levie, founder of No Peeking Theatre. As the actors perform the play, the blindfolded audience members take in the show with all their senses except sight.

JC THEATER CENTER,

Merseles Studios. 339-345 Newark Ave (2nd fl.), JC. www.jctcenter.org.Thurs & Fri, Oct. 19 & 20, 8 pm: Tix: $20; $15 students/seniors. THE ENFORCER, a psychological thriller about bullying, revenge, redemption, corporal punishment & Frederic Chopin. Written and performed by Glynn Borders.

FOX & CROW, 594 Palisade Ave, JC, www.foxandcrowjc. com. Fri, Oct 27, 5 pm - Sat, Oct 28, 11:55 pm: TWIN PEAKS HALLOWEEN WEEKEND. Black Lodge Dance Party. Home Baked Cherry Pie. Damn Fine Coffee Cocktails. Costumes Encouraged. Oct. 27 @ 10 pm: BENINGHOVE’S HANGMEN. Oct. 28 @ 10 pm: THE PINES.

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LOEW’S JERSEY CITY, 54 Journal Sq., JC. Tues, Oct. 24, 8 pm. (Doors open 7:15 pm.) ANNA FARIS

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ART HOUSE PRODUCTIONS, 300 Coles St, JC. www.arthouseproductions.org. Thursdays through Sundays, Oct. 26-Nov. 12.

Tix: $20-$25. LEISURE, LUST by Sara Farrington.

Directed by Marina McClure.

“Inspired from the worlds of Edith Wharton and Jacob Riis, LEISURE, LUST tackles issues of gender, sex, love, mental illness, labor, and immigration, and explores how class is woven into the fabric of American society, despite our founding narrative to the contrary.”

JERSEY CITY THEATER CENTER, White Eagle Hall, 337 Newark Ave, JC. Tix: $10-$35. www.ticketfly.com: Sun, Oct 22, 4 pm; UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF MOVEMENT, with Carolyn Dorfman Dance and Grigory Gurevich. “Celebrate 35 years of bold, powerful, and thrilling performance as Carolyn Dorfman Dance presents its debut performance at White Eagle Hall with Grigory Gurevich. The show features Dorfman’s sensuous duet KEYSTONE and the profoundly joyous KLEZMER SKETCH, with stunning props created by Gurevich. The performance also features Gurevich in UMBRELLA and CHARACTERS.

MILE SQUARE THEATRE, 1400 Clinton St, HOB. (201) 683-7014; www.milesquaretheatre.org. Mon, Nov. 6 @ 8 pm: BROADWAY NIGHT AT MST, annual fundraiser.

“Broadway Night brings current stars of Broadway to our intimate theatre for an evening of song. See Broadway performers up close belt out show tunes! Drinks and lite fare included.” Performers to be announced. Silent auction items available for bid. Doors open at 7 pm. Performance begins at 8pm. For tix, go to www. milesquaretheatre.org.

FILM MERSELES STUDIO, Jersey City Theater Center, 339-345 Newark Ave, JC. (201) 795-5386. www.jctenter.org. Fri, Oct. 27, 8-10 pm – film screening during PROXIES OF FEAR

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Jeffrey Morabito, Howard Nathenson, Franc Palaia, Shannon Roberts, Rocco Scary, Linda Streicher, Pamela Talesa, Mollie Thonneson, Gian Berto Vanni and Beppy Young.

Closing Reception Sun, Nov. 12, noon-4 pm.

Ave, JC. (201) 795-5386. www.jctenter.org. Now showing: FEAR, A Visual Art Exhibition.

1989 and 2002. Known primarily for his sculptures, Chamberlain actively experimented in all mediums, including painting, film, and photography. He once referred to these works as “self-portraits of the nervous system,” using the camera more as an extension of his body than of his mind’s eye.

“In these scenes,” explains Wiley, “He is an active participant, instead of merely a voyeur.”

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Now showing Sundays @ 1 pm: THE PRINCE & THE MAGIC FLUTE. “A thrilling hour of melodrama and a few touches of the wonderful Mozart Score,” – Washington Star. (Suggested for ages 3 and up.)

FESTIVALS

AT THE CLUBS event: LET’S PLAY DEAD GIRL, A short film by Christian A. Moran. “In a normal neighborhood, two twelve-year-old girls, best of friends, are going to sacrifice an innocent girl for a chance to meet a supernatural being, but the only thing in their way is their friendship.

Inspired by a true event, Let’s Play Dead Girl is a cautionary tale about two best friends, Josephine (Yessenia Sabrina Rivas) and Juda (Yeena Sung), who create a website revolving around Alto (Tomas Bergland), a mystical being living in their imagination. Soon, their obsession with Alto runs wild as they hatch a plan to murder their friend, Consuelo, so they can make Alto come to life.”

NOVADO GALLERY, Contemporary Art, Design & Ceramics, 110 Morgan St, JC. www.novadogallery. com. Now through Oct 22: ALLEGORY & ALCHEMY, three-person show featuring the work of artists Debb VanDelinder, Riad Miah, and Nathan Sullivan. (Pictured: Work by Debb VanDelinder.)

VISUAL ARTS

VILLAGE WEST GALLERY, 331 Newark Ave, JC. www. villagewestgallery.com.

Now through Nov. 13: NEW JERSEY AND YOU – PERFECT TOGETHER! A group show inspired by the Garden State. Participating artists include Eric Andrews, Amy Becker, J. Krause Chapeau, Tim Daly, Todd Darling, Peter Delman, Michael Endy, Barbara Friedman, Allan Goman, Donna Greenberg, Alexander Katsenelinboigen, Chris Manis, Charlann Meluso,

JONATHAN LEVINE GALLERY, Mana Contemporary, 888 Newark Ave, Suites 415 and 344, JC. www.jonathanlevineprojects. com. (201) 763-6998. Hours: Tues-Fri, 10 am-6 pm; Sat, 11 am-6 pm: Opened Oct. 14 and runs through Nov. 11.

ERIC BASSTEIN, MADE TO STAY/HANDIEDAN, THE FOURTH DIMENSION: TIME. MERSELES STUDIOS GALLERY, Merseles Studios, 339-345 Newark

GUTTENBERG ARTS CENTER, 6903 Jackson St, GUTT. (201) 868-8385. www.GuttenbergArts.org.

Sept 2017-Aug 2018: THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THINGS, a town-wide art project funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. “From September 2017 to August 2018, Guttenberg Arts communitybased artist-in-residence Elisabeth Smolarz will visit the homes of 200 participating Guttenberg residents to create a collection of distinct portraits which, together, will build a composite sketch of their town. Simply schedule a time and date to participate by filling out the form on the Guttenberg Arts Center’s website. Every portrait is anonymous and features groupings of cherished objects selected by each participant for their personal significance.” Visit www.guttenbergarts.org for info.

Bayonne Irish Festival, Saturday October 29th Rain date is Sunday, October 29, 2017. Admission is free.

The Shamrock Society, in conjunction with the Irish FOX & CROW, 594 American League, County Palisade Ave, JC, www.

Donegal Association and the foxandcrowjc.com. Fri, Oct. County Cork Association.

20, 10-11:59 pm: SWAMP It will feature traditional Irish CABBAGE. Fri, Oct. 21, music and dancing, food 10-11:59 pm, THE GB’s, and beverages, crafts and Sun, Oct. 22, 7:30-9:30 merchandice pm, DAVID WILCOX. FREE ADMISSION Tues, Oct. 24, 7-10 pm, JC 16th Street Park, Bayonne NJ SONGWRITER SESSIONS. (off Avenue A) (Pictured: Swamp Cabbage)

SEND US YOUR ARTS LISTINGS. If you have an art opening or performances coming up including visual arts, performing arts and street arts, send an email BRIGHTSIDE TAVERN, to: riverviewobserver@ 141 Bright St, JC. Every first gmail.com and we’ll list Monday of the month, RJO it in ARTScene. ALL All Stars Jam Session at 7:30 pm. www.riverviewjazz. ARTScene LISTINGS org. Mon: Jazz Jam Session; ARE FREE. Tues & Wed: Karaoke; Thurs: Open Mic Night; Fri: Comedy, Private Parties, Dance, Karaoke, Open Mic; Sat & Sun, Brunch, Private Parties, Dance, Karaoke, Open Mic.

MANA CONTEMPORARY, KIDS STUFF 888 Newark Ave, JC. Now through April 1, 2018, JOHN CHAMBERLAIN: PHOTOGRAPHS. “Mana Contemporary and Ayn Foundation present a kinetic series of photographs taken with a swing-lens Widelux camera from the legendary PUPPETWORKS @ artist, curated by Tad Wiley.

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The Second Annual Terminal of Terror Halloween Event Join Living Nightmare JC for the second Halloween event Terminal of Terror. This year, it’s a two-day event taking place on October 27th and 28th . The public is invited to enjoy two days of music, drinks, and Halloween horror.

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By RVO Staff Mayor Steven M. Fulop, the Jersey City Municipal Council and Office of Cultural Affairs present the 27th Annual Jersey City Art & Studio Tour.

On Fri. & Sat, Oct. 14 and 15, more than 200 art events will take place across Jersey City, featuring 160 artist studios, galleries, museums, and art markets. During the JCAST weekend, thousands of residents and visitors will engage with more than 500 artists on their own turf. Events include art demonstrations and interactive exhibits, live music, panel discussions, dance performances, and curated bus, bike and walking tours of indoor and outdoor art in every neighborhood. All JCAST events are free and open to the public.

“From the Heights, to Greenville, to Downtown, to the West Side, to Bergen Lafayette and Journal Square, Jersey City’s cultural scene continues to expand and diversify,” Mayor Stephen M. Fulop says. “Support our local artists by visiting their exhibits and purchasing their work, and engage with your neighbors during one of the biggest annual art events in the region. It is an event you do not want to miss!”

The JCAST weekend will kick off with an

Ibou Ndoye, In The Village, painting on glass

Opening Reception, Fri, Oct. 13, from 6-to9 pm at the Mack-Cali Harborside Atrium, adjacent to the Exchange Place PATH station on Jersey City’s waterfront.

The event will feature live music, panel discussions, art demos, coloring book art and interactive exhibits. Admission is free and open to the public.

The weekend will culminate with an Artists’ Reception on Sun, Oct. 15, from 5- 8 pm at the Benjamin J. Dineen III and Dennis C. Hull Gallery, located on the 6th floor of Hudson County Community College’s Library on Sip Avenue in Journal Square, across from the PATH Station.

JCAST HIGHLIGHTS Bike JC Light-Up Riding Tour Jersey City Cultural Leaders Short Film Screenings at the Bethune Center Curated Mural Tours Dance Performances at

Nimbus Dance Works Screening of THIRSTY with film’s producer; Q&A at 395 Halladay St, #2

walking tours. Pick up a flyer at the Kick-Off Celebration in the

Harborside Atrium. For more JCAST info, go to (as part of The Artists of www.thejcast.com.

111 1st Street Show) If you go Discussion Panel: Sat & Sun, Oct. 14 & Finding Tranquility in 15 a Digital Age, at Clara Jersey City Artists Arts Studio Tour 2017 www.thejcast.com Live Painting Performance at NJCU Visual Arts Gallery Pro Arts Vogue Ball at White Hosting 2 Eagle Hall Mana Contemporary’s Multi-Gallery Fall Open House FREE CITYWIDE SHUTTLE BUSES During JCAST, you may want to travel around Jersey City by taking a free ride on an official JCAST shuttle bus.

There are two routes – northbound & southbound – which will be leaving approximately every half hour and circle the whole city.

The JCAST team is currently planning a series of curated bus and

Exhibitions during Jersey City Art & Studio Tour Jersey City Art and Studio Tour 2017 : October 14 & 15 12 noon – 6 pm Exhibitions Run: October 13- 28, 2017 (Tue-Fri 11 am-1:30 pm, Sat 12-4 pm)

See above right some of the Art you will experience at the Pro Arts Exhibition During JCAST 2017

Alan Walker, Off The Grid, painting

Dorie Dahlberg, Cycling in the Casino, photograph

Linda Streicher, Chaos amidst Order, 36”H x 36” W, Oil on canvas, $2,400

Rebecca Ferenac Sullivan Blue Wilderness, 40” x 24” each (total 80” x 24”), oil on canvas, 2017, $500

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