A new exhibition of drawings at the Hunterdon Art Museum explores how we retell stories, and how information is lost or distorted when we consider the people and places in our lives. “To the best of my recollection” might sound like a phrase drawn from the Watergate Hearings or a television courtroom drama, but it also suggests the fallibility of memory. The four artists whose works ...

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In this exibition artist Lisa Macchi says the experience of painting is a living, breathing process that’s intuitive, improvisational, visceral and seductive. Macchi is an abstract expressionist working in a modern impressionistic painting/collage style. She finds inspiration in nature, relationships and the contrasting depths between shapes, colors and space. Viewers may discern various el...

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Beauty, Passion, and Bliss spans the 19th century with major examples of works dealing with classical mythology, biblical subjects, landscape and animals, genre (everyday subjects), and Orientalism. The exhibition features 50 works by artists such as Jean-Léon Gérôme, William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Frederic, Lord Leighton, and Jean-Jacques Pradier. Saturday 10:00a – 5:00p ...

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For this exhibition, Contemporary Curator, Craig Bloodgood and Collections Manager, Maureen Wengler assembled an “all star” portfolio of prints from the ACM collection and then asked members of The Printmakers to create responses. The result is thirty-four images from the ACM print collection including works by Ando¯ Hiroshige, Edward Hopper, Thomas Nason, Grant Wood, Käthe K...

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This exhibition includes American Paintings, Asian Art, Works on Paper (including American and European prints) and Shaker Furniture and Crafts. A myriad of other art forms, artifacts and contemporary acquisitions ensure that the viewer has a varied experience from many cultures and time periods as the rotating tradition is maintained. Closed Monday - Tuesday

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The Museum of Modern Art presents its first exhibition dedicated exclusively to the work of Yoko Ono, taking as its point of departure the artist’s unofficial MoMA debut in late 1971.  125 of her early objects, works on paper, installations, performances, audio recordings, and films, alongside rarely seen archival materials. The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue, featu...

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The exhibition is a partial celebration of the 25th anniversary of the book’s publication. Heralded as one of the first post-modern picture books where a unified linear narrative was rejected, the book comprises four possible stories arranged in four panels per page which the reader can read according to their preference.  The visitor will be able to gain a deeper understanding of Macau...

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This exhibition takes a fascinating look at the significance of sheep and wool in our culture and our everyday lives. Wonder of Wool explores the unique characteristics of the fabric that have made it so useful both historically and today, as well as the tools of the trade and the dramatic changes in processing wool, which allow us to accomplish in minutes what once took days. ...

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In this installation, a permanent version of one attendant, a black boy carrying a bushel of bananas, is presented alongside sugar-related objects from our collection. Together with sugar bowls and other items, the figure highlights the impact on material culture of the triangular trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas, and the enslaved people whose bodies and labor were the foundation of...

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The artists and artworks presented in this exhibition embody quintessentially Maine ideals of fierce independence, innovation, and self-sufficiency, as well as a strength of character that is built from admiration and respect for the rugged and unspoiled qualities of this land. The goals of the Trail are to promote public access to the arts, to educate the public about the state’s cultural h...

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