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Morristown
Festival of Books presents Unscripted
Two Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalists, One Epic Media
Empire Exposé
An Evening with James B. Stewart and Rachel Abrams
Friday, October 6 at 7:30 pm
Tickets: $60 – $100
Each ticket
includes a signed copy of Unscripted
Join acclaimed authors
James B. Stewart and Rachel Abrams as they discuss their
jaw-dropping New York Times bestseller, Unscripted: The Epic Battle for a Media Empire
and the Redstone Family Legacy, in an on-stage
conversation with Brian Stelter, former CNN correspondent.
"Addicted
to Succession?
Well, here's the real thing." - The
Hollywood Reporter
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Darius Frowner and
Dionne Carole
Wednesday, September 13, at 6pm
Location:
Cauldwell Park – Clyde Potts Drive and Flagler Street
Rain Site: Marion Sally
Recreation Center – 23 Clyde Potts Drive
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The final event of MPAC’s 2023 Arts in the
Community summer concert series will take place next
Wednesday, September 13 at Cauldwell Park! Join us for an
evening of music with Darius Frowner
and Dionne Carole.
When not serving as MPAC’s Performing Arts School musical
director, Darius Frowner can be found as a regular
on the NYC cabaret circuit. Dionne Carole is a
singer, songwriter and performer who has graced many stages
nationally, internationally and across the seas. Enjoy pop,
Broadway and American standards, as well as musical games
and singalongs with Darius and Dionne!
The Arts in the Community program is made possible
thanks to the support of ADP.
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Visual
Arts at MPAC: New Jersey Photography Forum and Katie
Niewodowski
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MPAC is thrilled to feature two shows in our
art galleries this fall! Works by members of the New
Jersey Photography Forum can be seen in the Art
Upstairs gallery, and the works of Katie Niewodowski can
be seen in MPAC's Starlight Gallery.
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Amsterdam Canal, Nancy Ori
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Focused Chaos, Russ Wills
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New Jersey
Photography Forum: Colorific 2023 September 7 - October 17
In this curated exhibit, eighteen members of
the New Jersey Photography Forum explore the power and
impact of color and the role it plays in photography. Color
exists all around us, but we don’t always take the time to
enjoy its beauty, feel its emotions or understand its
power. Imagine what your world and life would be like if
you didn’t have color surrounding you. Images in this
exhibit range from realistic photographs to highly
manipulated abstracts, and subjects include landscapes,
flowers, people and travel. What they all have in common is
color.
The New Jersey Photography Forum is one of the
largest photographic groups in the state. They are
dedicated to providing a space for members to develop and
grow in their craft and art, as well as develop the skills
needed for exhibiting their work.
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Torus, Katie Niewodowski
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The Great Conjunction, Katie Niewodowski
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Katie
Niewodowski: Fibonnacci’s Flower September 7 – October 17
Fibonnacci’s Flower is an exhibit of Katie Niewodowski’s
most recent paintings examining the ‘Flower of Life’
structure, which represents the mathematical building
blocks of life and is considered a sacred geometric
pattern.
Originally from Bradenton, Florida, Katie has lived in
Jersey City since 2006, where she makes and teaches art and
owns a personalized portrait company, Petitraits. Katie is
also a yogi and yoga instructor – a spiritual practice that
she integrates into her art.
Katie is currently a professor of Visual Arts at RISD,
Montclair State University, Seton Hall University, and
Hudson County Community College. She received her BFA from
Ringling College of Art and Design in 2002 and her MFA from
Montclair State University in 2005.
Her work is a meditation on the phenomenon of life and the
creative structures that perpetuate it. She explores the
interconnectedness of life that exists in our universe and
patterns in nature, the body, and mathematics, such as the
Golden Ratio, fractals, and sacred geometry. Her paintings,
drawings, and sculptures examine the visual representations
of this macro- and microcosmic field and seek to understand
the systems that connect it.
To read more, please visit MPAC's visual
arts page!
The Art Upstairs Gallery is a gift of the John and
Margaret Post Foundation. The Starlight Gallery is a gift
of Wendy and Jay Birnbaum.
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MPAC'S MISSION
Mayo Performing Arts Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
organization, presents a wide range of programs that
entertain, enrich, and educate the diverse population of
the region and enhance the economic vitality of Northern
New Jersey.
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MPAC IS GRATEFUL TO THE FOLLOWING DONORS
WHOSE MAJOR SUPPORT HELPS TO SUSTAIN THE GENERAL OPERATING
NEEDS OF OUR ORGANIZATION
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