Greenville Art Walk
WHEN: February 1 at 1pm
WHERE:
- HAROLD LEMMERMAN GALLERY at NJCU, 2039 John F. Kennedy Blvd The exhibition, Neighbors Far and Near: Ibou Ndoye
- CHERRY’S LOUNGE, 102 Martin Luther King Drive Local artist D.Tunia will be showing. National Career Institute will be recruiting for its Construction Training classes
- MYRTLE MARANATHA MARKET, 213 Martin Luther King Drive Artist, Janhavi Firke
- MARTHA'S BOUTIQUE, 207A Martin Luther King Drive Greenville Artists
- BRICK STREET REALTY, 307 Martin Luther King Drive Group art exhibition and a film on Natural Hair by Ibn Sharif Shakoor
- BRICK STREET REALITY, 520 Ocean Avenue Greenville Artists
Greenville Art Walk: Black History Month
Presented by Jersey City Theater Center
WHEN: Friday, February 7, at 6pm
WHERE: Art Walk Begins:
- CHERRY’S LOUNGE, 102 Martin Luther King Drive Local artist D.Tunia will be showing. National Career Institute will be recruiting for its Construction Training classes.
- MARTHA'S BOUTIQUE, 207A Martin Luther King Drive Greenville Artists
- MYRTLE MARANATHA MARKET, 213 Martin Luther King Drive Artist Janhavi Firke
- BRICK STREET REALTY, 307 Martin Luther King Drive Group art exhibition and a film on Natural Hair by Ibn Sharif Shakoor
- QUA'S CREATIVE ART CENTER, 520 Ocean Avenue Lorenzo Pickett
- BRICK STREET REALTY, 520 Ocean Avenue Greenville artists
- HAROLD LEMMERMAN GALLERY at NJCU, 2039 John F. Kennedy Blvd The exhibition, Neighbors Far and Near: Ibou Ndoye, will be on view in the Harold B. Lemmerman Gallery on February 2, from 2 to 5 p.m, with artist talk from 2:30 p.m. and painting workshop from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
ADMISSION: FREE
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Greenville Art Walk is a monthly art series and gallery popup events in 2020 every first Sunday featuring art exhibitions in storefront spaces along Martin Luther King Drive and other areas in the community as part of the Stories of Greenville and spearheaded by Jersey City Theater Center.
Through Stories of Greenville, JCTC spearheads a multidisciplinary arts project designed to bring exposure to Greenville artists – including visual artists, filmmakers, writers, poets, musicians, dancers and performers – by creating a series of workshops, events, educational programs and performances in one of Jersey City’s oldest but most vibrant neighborhoods.
Curated by Atim Oton
DESTINY: LOCAL TO GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
WHEN: Friday, Feb 07, 06:00 – 10 PM
WHERE: Merseles Studios, 339 Newark Ave., Jersey City
ADMISSION: free
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Jersey City Theater Center presents DESTINY: LOCAL TO GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES, an exhibition exploring the multiple meanings of destiny in the world today. The show is curated by Atim Annette Oton, Jersey City Theater' Center's art curators who posed the questions for artists to respond to:
What is Destiny? Are we bound for destiny or does destiny happen to us? Is it coincidence or synchronicity? Do we determine our fate or victims of it? What does our society of diverse & complex human beings believe or avoid believing? What are the cultural norms and do conform to or rebel against those norms? Do artists create, interpret or include destiny?
Destiny features a group of 16 culturally diverse artists:
Geraldine Anderson Gaines, Ian "Billy Bones" Murphy, Nanette Reynolds Beachner, Grigory Gurevich, Catalina Aranguren, Janhavi Firke, Erin Kuhn, Lawrence Ciarallo, Monika Kalra, Tyber Qalipu Mishipeshu Murphy, Donchelle Fulwood, Duda Penteado, Anna Kasperowitz, David James, Cecilia Martinez, and Akil Roper.
Curated by Atim Annette Oton
Image above by Donchellee Fulwood
