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Black Pop Surrealiosm
Curated by Jenn Hampton (Parlor Gallery)
Reception: Sun., March 29; 3-6pm.
An outgrowth of the 60's pop culture, Pop Surrealism draws from such iconic messengers as the Zap Comix Collective with Robert Williams, R. Crumb, and Gilbert Shelton, as well as the California car culture maestro “Big Daddy” Ed Roth. It blends Pop and “low brow” art with the psychological and sometime visceral edge of surrealism. In this show Jenn is exploring the darker side of this current movement.
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Sculptoure '09
SICA's third annual urban sculpture park and tour. The sculptures selected from a nation-wide competition will be placed at outdoor locations throughout Long Branch and the oceanfront area. The grand opening of the Sculptoure coincides with SCULPT-08! , a weekend sculpture festival at Pier Village .
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HIGH RELIEF
Third Annual New Jersey H.S. Sculpture Competition
Reception: May 9, 2009 10:00am - 12:00 noon
This show is in conjunction with SICA's SCULPTOURE. SICA will be exhibiting the finalist sculptors in each grade from New Jersey high schools. The winners will be announced at the reception on May 9.
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MAY 29 - JULY 2
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SIXTH ANNUAL FRESH MEAT / YOUNG BLOOD : NJ'S NEW MASTERS
Reception: Sunday, May 31st, 3-6 pm.
This exhibition will again feature the best "new blood" that New Jersey has to offer. Master of Fine Art graduates from Mason Gross School of the Arts (Rutgers), William Patterson University, Montclair State University, and NJ City University will be asked to participate.
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JULY 10 - JULY 24
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MEMBERS ART SHOW AND SALE
Reception: Friday, July 24th, 7 - 9 pm.
SICA Members art will be on view culminating with a reception and sale on Friday, July 24.
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JULY 31 - AUG. 24 |
SUMMER STUDENT ART SHOW
Reception: Sunday, Aug. 2nd , 3-6 pm.
This Exhibition is organized as part of by the Summer “Preparations for Portfolio & Exhibitions” Class and features the work from all of our summer students – ages 5-100!
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SEPTEMBER 2 - OCTOBER 9
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NeoRococo Show
Curated by Douglas Ferrari.
Reception: Sunday, Sept. 13th, 3-6pm.
Rococo
was an 18 th century style characterized by intricate ornamentation; free and graceful movement s; a playful use of line ; and delicate colors , and portrayed the care-free life of the aristocracy. Many artists today seem to be exploring similar visual elements. Is this merely coincidental? Are they deliberately exploring Rococo artistic styles? Are they inadvertently embracing today's aristocracy? These questions are what this exhibition will investigate and hopefully answer. Those artists being asked to participate are James Barsness, Laura Bell, Nancy Blum, John Bowman , Tiffany Calvert, Linda Ganjian , Julie Heffernan, Susan Homer , Judith Hudson , Jill Kerwick , Isabella Kirkland , Katherine Kuharic , Claire McConaughy , Margaret Murphy, Susanna Starr, and Kehinde Wiley.
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SIXTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL JURIED EXHIBITION
Reception: Sunday, October 18, 3-6pm.
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IMMIGRANT ART
Local transplaced workers from Central New Jersey will be displaying their work.
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DECEMBER 11, 2009- FEBRUARY 5, 2010
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Adoration / Objectification
Curated by Douglas Ferrari.
Reception: Sunday, December 13, 3-6pm.
The objectification of the female form had been taboo in the visual arts and declared anti-female. Today, however, many artists -both male and female, are exploring the naked and nude female form and are being embraced by the art world. This show will illustrate this and explore why this change has occurred. Those artists whose work is being sought for inclusion are Anoush Abrar, Ghada Amer, Guido Argentini, Catherine Brooks, Orly Cogan , John Currin, John DeAndrea , Jeffrey Gold , Jane LaFarge Hamill , John Kacere , Mel Ramos, Alicia Ross, Gina Triplett, A. Vargas , Cindy Workman , & Lisa Yuskavage.
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DECEMBER 11, 2009- FEBRUARY 5, 2010
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Adoration / Objectification
Curated by Douglas Ferrari.
Reception: Sunday, December 13, 3-6pm.
The objectification of the female form had been taboo in the visual arts and declared anti-female. Today, however, many artists -both male and female, are exploring the naked and nude female form and are being embraced by the art world. This show will illustrate this and explore why this change has occurred. Those artists whose work is being sought for inclusion are Anoush Abrar, Ghada Amer, Guido Argentini, Catherine Brooks, Orly Cogan , John Currin, John DeAndrea , Jeffrey Gold , Jane LaFarge Hamill , John Kacere , Mel Ramos, Alicia Ross, Gina Triplett, A. Vargas , Cindy Workman , & Lisa Yuskavage.
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