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70th Anniversary Block Party & Opening
Reception
Sunday, May 21, from 2 - 4 pm
Join us for
a memorable afternoon as we celebrate 70 years of
educating, challenging, and inspiring community through the
arts! This special event features the unveiling of three
new exhibitions, artist talks in the galleries, live music,
food, and drinks. Plus, browse and shop unique handmade
work by local artists at our Artful Sundays Showcase
starting at noon. Come and share your love for HAM with
fellow art enthusiasts, neighbors, and friends! All are
invited to this free event. Click
here to learn more.
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New Exhibitions:
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Claybash 2023 The first
in a series of triennial exhibitions showcasing a diverse
range of contemporary ceramics from innovative artists
across the U.S. Claybash is dedicated to Hildy York, an art historian,
curator, and friend, acknowledging the pivotal role she
played in strengthening HAM and the profound impact her
work and wisdom had on our exhibitions program.
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Nona Hershey, Sensors 11, 2021,
Watercolor, graphite powder, gouache, 40” x 40”, Courtesy
of the artist.
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Nona Hershey: In the Cloud In the
Cloud explores the
all-pervading influence of technology on our current
societal landscape. Amidst a climate where many are
persistently tethered to screens and coping with concerns
raised by climate change, the pandemic, and social media,
Hershey vividly encapsulates the omnipresent nature of our
digital lifestyle. Though we
can't see the signals emitted by our devices, Hershey
suggests their energy is palpable, shifting our perception
of time and place. We now find ourselves constantly
analyzing and digitizing our daily experiences, perceiving
the world in a pixelated manner.
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Monica Ong, The
Star Gazer, 2021, Die cutting, letterpress,
gold foil on stock, Produced in collaboration with Boxcar
Press, Courtesy of the artist.
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Monica Ong: Planetaria Featuring
the work of Monica Ong, Planetaria
uniquely combines art and poetry to form an
inseparable fusion in which ideas, content, and design
coalesce within each individual artwork. The show includes
a variety of mediums, including images, star charts, pages
from old-style medical books, and a collaborative tarot
deck. The words
used in Planetaria
have special meanings; they not only provide information
but also guide the viewer through the emotional,
historical, and mythological elements of each piece.
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Register
for Summer Art Camps
Over 35 camps for kids ages 5-15, ranging from sculpture
and drawing to acting and anime, led by instructors who are
experts in their craft. We offer AM & PM sessions (and
optional lunch), so your child can join us for a few hours
or the entire day. Camp begins June 19, and space is
limited, so sign up now!
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A new
membership option created to give you the perfect balance
between our captivating art experiences and engaging social
events.
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Browse
Our Education Programs
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Become a
Member of Hunterdon Art Museum
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There are tons of exclusive benefits
that come with becoming an annual member of HAM! Get
discounts on classes, workshops, and summer camps,
unlimited admission to exhibitions, the opportunity to
submit work to our annual juried Members Exhibition, guest
passes, and FREE admission to more than 1100 art museums
nationwide through North American Reciprocal Museums. Plus,
get access to ArtBar, a pop-up bar experience on the
terrace taking place Friday nights throughout the summer.
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Your
Support is Critical
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Hunterdon Art Museum is a 501(c)3
nonprofit, and your tax-deductible support is important to
us. It ensures that the Museum continues being a vibrant
part of our community. Your contributions help us maintain
our beautiful historic building, which is on the National
and State Historic Registers, assist us in creating
exhibitions that share contemporary art from around the
world, and make it possible for us to develop programs that
teach skills and foster creativity.
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Programs are made possible
in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a partner
agency of the National Endowment for the Arts; The Geraldine R. Dodge
Foundation; Hunterdon County Board of County Commissioners, through funds
administered by the Cultural & Heritage Commission; Hyde and Watson
Foundation; Unity Foundation; The Large Foundation; The Astle-Alpaugh Family
Foundation along with other corporations, foundations and individuals. The
Hunterdon Art Museum is a wheelchair accessible space. Publications are
available in large print. Patrons who are deaf, hard of hearing or
speech impaired may contact the Museum through the New Jersey Relay Service
at (TTY) 1 (800) 852-7899.
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(C) 2023 Hunterdon Art Museum. All rights reserved.
Hunterdon Art
Museum
7 Lower Center Street
Clinton, NJ 08809
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