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May
Thursdays: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Members - $12 per class /$60 for 6 classes
Non-Members - $15 per class /$75 for 6 classes
Come and enjoy a stress-reducing and invigorating yoga class at the museum surrounded by beautiful art. Bring an exercise mat.
Non-Members - $15 per class /$75 for 6 classes
Come and enjoy a stress-reducing and invigorating yoga class at the museum surrounded by beautiful art. Bring an exercise mat.
Thursday night events all end at 8:00 pm unless noted otherwise.
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
May 2: Member Appreciation Night, 6:00 pm
May 9: Film: Gamers by C. Farina, Assoc. Prof. of Communications, Stockton, 6:30 pm
May 16: Artist Talk: Renowned Birder Sandy Komito, “Big Year” Record Holder, 6:00 pm
May 23: Drum Circle, 6:30 pm
May 30: Plein Air Night, 5:00 pm
Sundays: 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Regular Admission
Enjoy live acoustic sessions by local musicians every Sunday afternoon.
May 5: Yuni Sabatino
May 12: Hofenakus
May 19: ARGO
May 26: Zebras and Bulls Fight Tonight!
Enjoy live acoustic sessions by local musicians every Sunday afternoon.
May 5: Yuni Sabatino
May 12: Hofenakus
May 19: ARGO
May 26: Zebras and Bulls Fight Tonight!
Saturday, May 4: 1:00 - 3:00 pm
Location: Noyes Artist Studios, Hammonton
Grades 4 - 5
Registration deadline: 4/27
Who doesn't love to wear unique handcrafted jewelry? Join us for a fun-filled workshop where you'll learn the basics of jewelry making from a local jewelry artist. Juniors will work on 4 different activities using metal, everyday objects, and sparkle!! Participants are asked to bring in found objects, beads, small photos, or anything else suitable to incorporate into a piece of jewelry. This workshop will fill the 4 activities required for the Jeweler Badge and will be worth the wait! Adults in attendance are requested to assist.
Registration deadline: 4/27
Who doesn't love to wear unique handcrafted jewelry? Join us for a fun-filled workshop where you'll learn the basics of jewelry making from a local jewelry artist. Juniors will work on 4 different activities using metal, everyday objects, and sparkle!! Participants are asked to bring in found objects, beads, small photos, or anything else suitable to incorporate into a piece of jewelry. This workshop will fill the 4 activities required for the Jeweler Badge and will be worth the wait! Adults in attendance are requested to assist.
May 10 & 24, 7:00 – 10:00 pm
Location: Noyes Artist Studios, Hammonton
$10 per session / $50 for 6 classes
Ages 18 and up
Non-instructional Life Drawing & Painting Sessions will be held on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month from 7:00 to 10:00 pm. All skill levels are welcome to attend and enjoy the friendly, casual atmosphere. Models rotate per session; male & female models. These events are BYOB and BYO supplies; a limited number of easels will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. No photography is permitted.
Life Drawing & Painting Open Sessions will be held at the Noyes Studios: Hammonton located at 15 Horton St., Hammonton, NJ. Pre-registration is required.
REGISTER TODAY through the online store, or call 609-561-8006.
Ages 18 and up
Non-instructional Life Drawing & Painting Sessions will be held on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month from 7:00 to 10:00 pm. All skill levels are welcome to attend and enjoy the friendly, casual atmosphere. Models rotate per session; male & female models. These events are BYOB and BYO supplies; a limited number of easels will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. No photography is permitted.
Life Drawing & Painting Open Sessions will be held at the Noyes Studios: Hammonton located at 15 Horton St., Hammonton, NJ. Pre-registration is required.
REGISTER TODAY through the online store, or call 609-561-8006.
Saturday, May 11: 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Materials fee: $30
Adults
Registration deadline: 5/4
Weave a tall oval basket (4"x8"x10") with an oak handle which can be used as a gift, filled with wine, or even as a knitting project basket. Niki Giberson from Swan Bay Folk Art Center is the instructor and will supply all the materials. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA (Stockton Center on Successful Aging) workshop.
Adults
Registration deadline: 5/4
Weave a tall oval basket (4"x8"x10") with an oak handle which can be used as a gift, filled with wine, or even as a knitting project basket. Niki Giberson from Swan Bay Folk Art Center is the instructor and will supply all the materials. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA (Stockton Center on Successful Aging) workshop.
Saturday, May 11: 1:00 – 2:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
$5 Child, $5 Adult – including materials
Ages 5–12
Registration deadline: 5/9
Make an artsy, colorful Sculpey clay heart necklace to give to Mom!
Ages 5–12
Registration deadline: 5/9
Make an artsy, colorful Sculpey clay heart necklace to give to Mom!
Thursday, May: 16 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Location: Noyes Shop, Hammonton
Free
All ages
Visit the Noyes Museum Shop in Hammonton from 6-9pm on Third Thursday, May 16 to see "retro" paintings by Stephen Garraty and repurposed metal sculptures by Bill Clark. Erupting with bold color and images from society's past, Garraty recycles images from the 70s and reinvestigates them in his paintings. Bill Clark's metal sculptures will be on view outside the Noyes Museum Shop. An auto-mechanic by trade, Clark's clever sculptures are created from scrap machine parts he selectively chose and strategically welded together. Both artists will be available for discussion this evening.
Also, visit Hammonton in your coolest retro threads and have your photo taken amongst authentic antiques at the RETRO PHOTO BOOTH on the corner of Bellevue and South Second Street. Antiques donated by the Antique Marketplace of Hammonton. Photos posted on Dropbox.
All ages
Visit the Noyes Museum Shop in Hammonton from 6-9pm on Third Thursday, May 16 to see "retro" paintings by Stephen Garraty and repurposed metal sculptures by Bill Clark. Erupting with bold color and images from society's past, Garraty recycles images from the 70s and reinvestigates them in his paintings. Bill Clark's metal sculptures will be on view outside the Noyes Museum Shop. An auto-mechanic by trade, Clark's clever sculptures are created from scrap machine parts he selectively chose and strategically welded together. Both artists will be available for discussion this evening.
Also, visit Hammonton in your coolest retro threads and have your photo taken amongst authentic antiques at the RETRO PHOTO BOOTH on the corner of Bellevue and South Second Street. Antiques donated by the Antique Marketplace of Hammonton. Photos posted on Dropbox.
June
Thursdays: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm - no yoga 6/27
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Members - $12 per class /$60 for 6 classes
Non-Members - $15 per class /$75 for 6 classes
Come and enjoy a stress-reducing and invigorating yoga class at the museum surrounded by beautiful art. Bring an exercise mat.
Non-Members - $15 per class /$75 for 6 classes
Come and enjoy a stress-reducing and invigorating yoga class at the museum surrounded by beautiful art. Bring an exercise mat.
Thursday night events all end at 8:00 pm unless noted otherwise.
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
June 6: Open Sketch Night, 5:00 pm
June 13: Kids Movie Night, 5:00 pm
June 20: Art and Bark, 5:00 pm
June 27: Canoeing & Kayaking, 5:00 pm
Sundays: 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Regular Admission
Enjoy live acoustic sessions by local musicians every Sunday afternoon.
June 2: Yuni Sabatino
June 9: Hofenakus
June 16: ARGO
June 23: Zebras and Bulls Fight Tonight!
Enjoy live acoustic sessions by local musicians every Sunday afternoon.
June 2: Yuni Sabatino
June 9: Hofenakus
June 16: ARGO
June 23: Zebras and Bulls Fight Tonight!
Saturday, June 1, 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Materials fee: $50.00
Adults
Registration deadline: 5/25
Learn to splint weave a seat. This technique, once mastered, can be used to make seats for antique chairs. Students will leave with a completed stool. Niki Giberson from Swan Bay Folk Art Center is the instructor and will supply all the materials. including a solid oak unfinished footstool frame, 13.5" x 12" x 12" high with 1-1/8" square legs. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA (Stockton Center on Successful Aging) workshop.
Adults
Registration deadline: 5/25
Learn to splint weave a seat. This technique, once mastered, can be used to make seats for antique chairs. Students will leave with a completed stool. Niki Giberson from Swan Bay Folk Art Center is the instructor and will supply all the materials. including a solid oak unfinished footstool frame, 13.5" x 12" x 12" high with 1-1/8" square legs. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA (Stockton Center on Successful Aging) workshop.
Saturday, June 1: 1:00 – 2:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
$5 Child, $5 Adult – including materials
Ages 5–12
Registration deadline: 5/30
Create your own 3D "painting" after taking inspiration from the colorful sculptures on exhibit by Margery Amdur.
Ages 5–12
Registration deadline: 5/30
Create your own 3D "painting" after taking inspiration from the colorful sculptures on exhibit by Margery Amdur.
Friday, June 7, 5:00 – 8:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Regular admission
Join us for a festive opening reception for four new exhibitions: Victorian New Jersey: Photographs by Guillermo Thorn; Fred Noyes: Selections from the Permanent Collection; Wild Worlds: Lori Field, Brian Meunier, Sally McInerney; and Margery Amdur. Author Judy Courter will sign copies of her new book Fred & Ethel Noyes of Smithville New Jersey: The Artist and the Entrepreneur, which offers an insightful look at our founders, Fred and Ethel Noyes. Also enjoy live music by Yuni Sabatino, light refreshments, and a lovely evening at the museum on Lily Lake.
Special thanks to AtlantiCare, who will present an automated external defibrillator to the Noyes Museum on June 7, on behalf of the AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center Heart Heroes, a volunteer group that raises funds for the Heart Institute at ARMC and the AtlantiCare Foundation to place AEDs in the community.
Join us for a festive opening reception for four new exhibitions: Victorian New Jersey: Photographs by Guillermo Thorn; Fred Noyes: Selections from the Permanent Collection; Wild Worlds: Lori Field, Brian Meunier, Sally McInerney; and Margery Amdur. Author Judy Courter will sign copies of her new book Fred & Ethel Noyes of Smithville New Jersey: The Artist and the Entrepreneur, which offers an insightful look at our founders, Fred and Ethel Noyes. Also enjoy live music by Yuni Sabatino, light refreshments, and a lovely evening at the museum on Lily Lake.
Special thanks to AtlantiCare, who will present an automated external defibrillator to the Noyes Museum on June 7, on behalf of the AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center Heart Heroes, a volunteer group that raises funds for the Heart Institute at ARMC and the AtlantiCare Foundation to place AEDs in the community.
Wednesday, June 12: 10:00 – 11:00 am
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Free
Adults
Registration deadline: 6/7
Do you love art and meeting new people? Are you interested in learning about artists and their stories? Join us for a fun, friendly gathering of like-minded volunteers to learn about the latest exhibiting artists and consider training to become a docent. We will discuss our four exciting new exhibitions: Victorian New Jersey: Photographs by Guillermo Thorn- from the Kean University Collection; Celebrating Fred Noyes; Wild Worlds: Lori Field, Brian Meunier, Sally McInerney and Margery Amdur.
Adults
Registration deadline: 6/7
Do you love art and meeting new people? Are you interested in learning about artists and their stories? Join us for a fun, friendly gathering of like-minded volunteers to learn about the latest exhibiting artists and consider training to become a docent. We will discuss our four exciting new exhibitions: Victorian New Jersey: Photographs by Guillermo Thorn- from the Kean University Collection; Celebrating Fred Noyes; Wild Worlds: Lori Field, Brian Meunier, Sally McInerney and Margery Amdur.
Wednesday, June 12: 11:00 am
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Regular admission
A fascinating slide lecture about 19th century photography presented by Kate Ogden, Associate Professor of Art History at Stockton College. This slide talk ties in with the exhibition Victorian New Jersey: Photographs by Guillermo Thorn- from the Kean University Collection. Ogden will discuss the work of Guillermo Thorn (1837-1920), from Plainfield, New Jersey, as well as other 19th century photographers from New Jersey and elsewhere. Photography gives modern viewers a look into daily life of the 19th century, including Victorian-era vacations and the lives of women. Some images speak to us about the nature of photography as an art form, while others document the world of commercial photography.
A fascinating slide lecture about 19th century photography presented by Kate Ogden, Associate Professor of Art History at Stockton College. This slide talk ties in with the exhibition Victorian New Jersey: Photographs by Guillermo Thorn- from the Kean University Collection. Ogden will discuss the work of Guillermo Thorn (1837-1920), from Plainfield, New Jersey, as well as other 19th century photographers from New Jersey and elsewhere. Photography gives modern viewers a look into daily life of the 19th century, including Victorian-era vacations and the lives of women. Some images speak to us about the nature of photography as an art form, while others document the world of commercial photography.
June 14 & 28, 7:00 – 10:00 pm
Location: Noyes Artist Studios, Hammonton
$10 per session / $50 for 6 classes
Ages 18 and up
Non-instructional Life Drawing & Painting Sessions will be held on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month from 7:00 to 10:00 pm. All skill levels are welcome to attend and enjoy the friendly, casual atmosphere. Models rotate per session; male & female models. These events are BYOB and BYO supplies; a limited number of easels will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. No photography is permitted.
Life Drawing & Painting Open Sessions will be held at the Noyes Studios: Hammonton located at 15 Horton St., Hammonton, NJ. Pre-registration is required.
REGISTER TODAY through the online store, or call 609-561-8006.
Ages 18 and up
Non-instructional Life Drawing & Painting Sessions will be held on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month from 7:00 to 10:00 pm. All skill levels are welcome to attend and enjoy the friendly, casual atmosphere. Models rotate per session; male & female models. These events are BYOB and BYO supplies; a limited number of easels will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. No photography is permitted.
Life Drawing & Painting Open Sessions will be held at the Noyes Studios: Hammonton located at 15 Horton St., Hammonton, NJ. Pre-registration is required.
REGISTER TODAY through the online store, or call 609-561-8006.
Thursday, June 20: 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Location: Noyes Shop, Hammonton
FREE
All ages
ARGO will perform at the Noyes Museum Shop for "World Showcase" a Downtown Hammonton Third Thursday event in which each business features a select country. ARGO band member Alex Siniari grew up in a Greek Monastery and admits his music is heavily influenced by the chanting of Monks he heard there. ARGO will play from 6:00 - 9:00 pm and Alex will discuss his Greek influences. Complimentary Greek inspired cocktails will be available.
All ages
ARGO will perform at the Noyes Museum Shop for "World Showcase" a Downtown Hammonton Third Thursday event in which each business features a select country. ARGO band member Alex Siniari grew up in a Greek Monastery and admits his music is heavily influenced by the chanting of Monks he heard there. ARGO will play from 6:00 - 9:00 pm and Alex will discuss his Greek influences. Complimentary Greek inspired cocktails will be available.
6 Tuesday Classes: 6/25, 7/2, 7/9, 7/16, 7/23, 7/30: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location: Noyes Artist Studios, Hammonton
$80 member, $100 non-member (for all 6 classes) + $15 materials fee
Ages 12 to adult
Registration deadline: 6/18
Either as a beginner or at the intermediate level, participants will learn more about making multiple copies of images by creating linocuts and/or woodcuts. Participants will be introduced to several easy and time-saving methods for developing a linocut or woodcut with the necessary tools and printing them on a professional printing press. Advice on matting and framing finished work will be presented as well. A $15 fee for materials is required in addition to the class fee. For more information contact instructor, Cortlandt Bellavance, at 609-703-0100 or cortbellavance@gmail.com.
Ages 12 to adult
Registration deadline: 6/18
Either as a beginner or at the intermediate level, participants will learn more about making multiple copies of images by creating linocuts and/or woodcuts. Participants will be introduced to several easy and time-saving methods for developing a linocut or woodcut with the necessary tools and printing them on a professional printing press. Advice on matting and framing finished work will be presented as well. A $15 fee for materials is required in addition to the class fee. For more information contact instructor, Cortlandt Bellavance, at 609-703-0100 or cortbellavance@gmail.com.
6 Wednesday Classes: 6/26, 7/3, 7/10, 7/17, 7/24, and 7/31: 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Location: Noyes Artist Studios, Hammonton
$80 member, $100 non-member (for all 6 classes)
Ages 12 to adult
Registration deadline: Wednesday 6/19
Learn how to draw with confidence! Participants will be introduced to the basic concepts, techniques, and a variety of tools and mediums used for making drawing an effective means of self-expression. Concepts and techniques such as contour, gesture, shading, and perspective will be taught and practiced. For more information contact instructor, Cortlandt Bellavance, at 609-703-0100 or cortbellavance@gmail.com.
Click here for a list of required supplies.
Ages 12 to adult
Registration deadline: Wednesday 6/19
Learn how to draw with confidence! Participants will be introduced to the basic concepts, techniques, and a variety of tools and mediums used for making drawing an effective means of self-expression. Concepts and techniques such as contour, gesture, shading, and perspective will be taught and practiced. For more information contact instructor, Cortlandt Bellavance, at 609-703-0100 or cortbellavance@gmail.com.
Click here for a list of required supplies.
Sunday, June 30, 1:00 – 4:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Regular admission
Come sample all four participating bands during the Afternoon Acoustics Showcase, featuring Yuni Sabatino, Hofenakus, ARGO, and Zebras and Bulls Fight Tonight!. During the performances, join in and make your own artwork, inspired by the music. Plus, enjoy chili from our 2012 Chili Cook-Off first place winners Beauty and the Beard.
Come sample all four participating bands during the Afternoon Acoustics Showcase, featuring Yuni Sabatino, Hofenakus, ARGO, and Zebras and Bulls Fight Tonight!. During the performances, join in and make your own artwork, inspired by the music. Plus, enjoy chili from our 2012 Chili Cook-Off first place winners Beauty and the Beard.
Summer Art Camps
Mondays through Fridays, June 24- August 2 (no camp on July 4), 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Six weeks of fun-filled and creative art projects to make your summer a blast!
Click here for a registration form.
Click here to see the brochure.
Around the World in 5 Days Camp: Art from many different cultures
June 24-28
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Lisa Wentzell
Folk Art Camp: A fun trip back in time to create traditional art forms
July 1-5 (No camp on July 4)
Ages 7-13
Instructor: Niki Giberson
Fantastic Tales Camp: Art inspired by our favorite stories
July 8-12
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Christine Throckmorton
Art Studio Adventures Camp: A multitude of fun art projects in 2D and 3D mediums
July 15-19
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Saskia Schmidt
Drawing & Painting: Nature's Textures Art Camp
Nature will be our muse as we explore painting and drawing mediums
July 22-26
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Kathy English
3D Art Camp: All 3D, all the time - sculptures in a variety of mediums
July 29 – August 2
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Janney Murtha
FEES:
5 DAY CAMP - Non-member: $190; Member: $160
4 DAY CAMP - Non-member: $160; Member: $130
Click here for a registration form.
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: Register by May 20th to receive $10 off for each week of camp
MULTIPLE CAMP DISCOUNT: Receive $10 off each additional camp
(Multiple discounts apply to one child)
Camp includes 1 Noyes t-shirt per camper and art supplies
June 24-28
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Lisa Wentzell
Folk Art Camp: A fun trip back in time to create traditional art forms
July 1-5 (No camp on July 4)
Ages 7-13
Instructor: Niki Giberson
Fantastic Tales Camp: Art inspired by our favorite stories
July 8-12
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Christine Throckmorton
Art Studio Adventures Camp: A multitude of fun art projects in 2D and 3D mediums
July 15-19
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Saskia Schmidt
Drawing & Painting: Nature's Textures Art Camp
Nature will be our muse as we explore painting and drawing mediums
July 22-26
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Kathy English
3D Art Camp: All 3D, all the time - sculptures in a variety of mediums
July 29 – August 2
Ages 6-12
Instructor: Janney Murtha
FEES:
5 DAY CAMP - Non-member: $190; Member: $160
4 DAY CAMP - Non-member: $160; Member: $130
Click here for a registration form.
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT: Register by May 20th to receive $10 off for each week of camp
MULTIPLE CAMP DISCOUNT: Receive $10 off each additional camp
(Multiple discounts apply to one child)
Camp includes 1 Noyes t-shirt per camper and art supplies
July
Thursdays: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm - no yoga 7/25
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Members - $12 per class /$60 for 6 classes
Non-Members - $15 per class /$75 for 6 classes
Come and enjoy a stress-reducing and invigorating yoga class at the museum surrounded by beautiful art. Bring an exercise mat.
Non-Members - $15 per class /$75 for 6 classes
Come and enjoy a stress-reducing and invigorating yoga class at the museum surrounded by beautiful art. Bring an exercise mat.
Thursday night events all end at 8:00 pm unless noted otherwise.
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
July 4: Closed
July 11: Art and Antique Appraisal Event, 5:00 pm
July 18: Kids Movie Night, 5:00 pm
July 25: Artist Talk: Margery Amdur, 6:30 pm
July Series - 3 Saturdays: July 13, 20 & 27: 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Free
Adults
Registration deadline: 7/11
In this ongoing series of workshops, Jenna McCoy will explore a number of creative writing genres, with a major focus on memoirs and poetry. You will discover what exactly makes for good writing, and apply these techniques as you write essays & poems inspired by your own memories. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA workshop.
Adults
Registration deadline: 7/11
In this ongoing series of workshops, Jenna McCoy will explore a number of creative writing genres, with a major focus on memoirs and poetry. You will discover what exactly makes for good writing, and apply these techniques as you write essays & poems inspired by your own memories. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA workshop.
6 Thursday Classes: 7/11, 7/18, 7/25, 8/1, 8/8, 8/15: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location: Noyes Artist Studios, Hammonton
$80 member, $100 non-member (for all 6 classes) + $25 materials fee
Ages 12 to adult
Registration deadline: 7/4
Beginners and intermediates will learn more about making multiple copies of an image using several basic etching techniques and a professional printing press. Learn to use hard or soft grounds on zinc plates, drypoint, and mono-print techniques. Advice on matting and framing finished work will be presented. A $25 fee for materials is required in addition to the class fee. For more information contact instructor, Cortlandt Bellavance, at 609-703-0100 or cortbellavance@gmail.com.
Ages 12 to adult
Registration deadline: 7/4
Beginners and intermediates will learn more about making multiple copies of an image using several basic etching techniques and a professional printing press. Learn to use hard or soft grounds on zinc plates, drypoint, and mono-print techniques. Advice on matting and framing finished work will be presented. A $25 fee for materials is required in addition to the class fee. For more information contact instructor, Cortlandt Bellavance, at 609-703-0100 or cortbellavance@gmail.com.
Saturday, July 13: 1:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Regular Admission
Brian Meunier, a Philadelphia-based sculptor and Professor of Studio Art at Swarthmore College, will present a PowerPoint lecture on his work. Meunier is well known in the Philadelphia area not only for his sculpture, but also for his informative and amusing lectures on his work and other topics in art. His earlier academic interests in biology and archeology, and his experience in travelling the world over inform his sculptures. Meunier's work is on view in Wild Worlds: Lori Field, Brian Meunier, Sally McInerney from May 31 - September 2, 2013. This exhibition is a journey of imagination in which these three unique artists juxtapose recognizable subjects in unexpected combinations. Tinkering with nature, created beings both humanistic and whimsical evoke mysterious worlds of the artists' own creation.
Brian Meunier, a Philadelphia-based sculptor and Professor of Studio Art at Swarthmore College, will present a PowerPoint lecture on his work. Meunier is well known in the Philadelphia area not only for his sculpture, but also for his informative and amusing lectures on his work and other topics in art. His earlier academic interests in biology and archeology, and his experience in travelling the world over inform his sculptures. Meunier's work is on view in Wild Worlds: Lori Field, Brian Meunier, Sally McInerney from May 31 - September 2, 2013. This exhibition is a journey of imagination in which these three unique artists juxtapose recognizable subjects in unexpected combinations. Tinkering with nature, created beings both humanistic and whimsical evoke mysterious worlds of the artists' own creation.
Saturday, July 13: 2:30 – 4:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
$40 Members + $5 materials fee; $50 Non-Members + $5 Materials fee
Ages 16 & up
Registration deadline: 7/11
Create your own "Polaroid" image and emulsion transfers with one of your photographs! (Polaroid film is now made by Fuji.) Holly Horner, a professional photographer, will demonstrate this fine art technique. You will need a 35mm transparency (a film negative) to complete this process. If you only have a digital image, you can use the internet to locate a lab that will take your digital file and have a 35mm transparency made. We will be transferring to watercolor paper, although you may bring another medium of your choice if you like: a rock, piece of glass, tile or sheet of metal, etc. If you choose to bring your own medium to transfer to, it need not be more than approximately 5x7 in size. The transfers can be further enhanced with watercolors or pencils. Each piece is an original work of art.
Ages 16 & up
Registration deadline: 7/11
Create your own "Polaroid" image and emulsion transfers with one of your photographs! (Polaroid film is now made by Fuji.) Holly Horner, a professional photographer, will demonstrate this fine art technique. You will need a 35mm transparency (a film negative) to complete this process. If you only have a digital image, you can use the internet to locate a lab that will take your digital file and have a 35mm transparency made. We will be transferring to watercolor paper, although you may bring another medium of your choice if you like: a rock, piece of glass, tile or sheet of metal, etc. If you choose to bring your own medium to transfer to, it need not be more than approximately 5x7 in size. The transfers can be further enhanced with watercolors or pencils. Each piece is an original work of art.
Thursday, July 18: 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Location: Kramer Hall, Hammonton
Tickets: $5 Noyes members, $7 non-members
All ages welcome
The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton College is hosting The Noyes Independent Film Series. The first installment in this series will be in Hammonton. All three film events feature exciting works by talented up and coming filmmakers. Our goal is to show short films that tell a powerful story. Imaginative, funny, personal, abstract, the variety of short films is endless. The Film Series includes: The Noyes Independent Film Festival: Hammonton, The Noyes Independent Film Festival: Galloway, and The Noyes Independent Film Festival: Atlantic City. The films are showcased in three centers of creativity & learning in southern New Jersey: The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton College, Stockton College-Kramer Hall and The Noyes Arts Garage Stockton College.
All ages welcome
The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton College is hosting The Noyes Independent Film Series. The first installment in this series will be in Hammonton. All three film events feature exciting works by talented up and coming filmmakers. Our goal is to show short films that tell a powerful story. Imaginative, funny, personal, abstract, the variety of short films is endless. The Film Series includes: The Noyes Independent Film Festival: Hammonton, The Noyes Independent Film Festival: Galloway, and The Noyes Independent Film Festival: Atlantic City. The films are showcased in three centers of creativity & learning in southern New Jersey: The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton College, Stockton College-Kramer Hall and The Noyes Arts Garage Stockton College.
August
Thursdays: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm - no yoga 8/29
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Members - $12 per class /$60 for 6 classes
Non-Members - $15 per class /$75 for 6 classes
Come and enjoy a stress-reducing and invigorating yoga class at the museum surrounded by beautiful art. Bring an exercise mat.
Non-Members - $15 per class /$75 for 6 classes
Come and enjoy a stress-reducing and invigorating yoga class at the museum surrounded by beautiful art. Bring an exercise mat.
Thursday night events all end at 8:00 pm unless noted otherwise.
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
August 1: Open Sketch Night, 5:00 pm
August 8: Kids Movie Night , 5:00 pm
August 15: Book Signing with Paul Pedersen, 5:00 pm
August 22: Canoeing & Kayaking, 5:00 pm
August 29: Meditation Night, 5:00 pm
Thursday, August 1: 6:00 – 7:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Free admission for camper or photographer + 1 guest
All ages
RSVP (requested but not mandatory) by 7/30
A casual opening reception with refreshments to honor the Noyes Summer Art campers & the participants in the Youth Nature Photo Competition (sponsored by: Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge, Noyes Museum of Art, Friends of Forsythe, & Stay Focused Photo Club). Campers & nature photographers will display their artwork(s) in the Young at Art Gallery during the entire month of August! See you there!
All ages
RSVP (requested but not mandatory) by 7/30
A casual opening reception with refreshments to honor the Noyes Summer Art campers & the participants in the Youth Nature Photo Competition (sponsored by: Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge, Noyes Museum of Art, Friends of Forsythe, & Stay Focused Photo Club). Campers & nature photographers will display their artwork(s) in the Young at Art Gallery during the entire month of August! See you there!
Saturday, August 3: 1:00 – 2:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
$5 Child, $5 Adult – including materials
Ages 5–12
Registration deadline: 8/1
Inspired by the dreamy encaustic works of Lori Field, create a fantasy world of people, animals and beautiful textures with layers of drawing & collage.
Ages 5–12
Registration deadline: 8/1
Inspired by the dreamy encaustic works of Lori Field, create a fantasy world of people, animals and beautiful textures with layers of drawing & collage.
August Series - 4 Saturdays: August 3, 10, 17 & 24: 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Free
Adults
Registration deadline: 8/1
In this ongoing series of workshops, Jenna McCoy will explore a number of creative writing genres, with a major focus on memoirs and poetry. You will discover what exactly makes for good writing, and apply these techniques as you write essays & poems inspired by your own memories. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA workshop.
Adults
Registration deadline: 8/1
In this ongoing series of workshops, Jenna McCoy will explore a number of creative writing genres, with a major focus on memoirs and poetry. You will discover what exactly makes for good writing, and apply these techniques as you write essays & poems inspired by your own memories. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA workshop.
September
Thursdays: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Members - $12 per class /$60 for 6 classes
Non-Members - $15 per class /$75 for 6 classes
Come and enjoy a stress-reducing and invigorating yoga class at the museum surrounded by beautiful art. Bring an exercise mat.
Non-Members - $15 per class /$75 for 6 classes
Come and enjoy a stress-reducing and invigorating yoga class at the museum surrounded by beautiful art. Bring an exercise mat.
Thursday night events all end at 8:00 pm unless noted otherwise.
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
September 5: Open Sketch Night, 5:00 pm
September 12: Talk: Joe & Judy Courter - "An Evening with Fred and Ethel Noyes," 6:00 pm
September 19: Meditation Night, 5:00 pm
September 26: Artist Talk with Victor Grasso, 6:30 pm
Saturday, September 14, 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Materials fee: $45.00
Adults
Registration deadline: 9/7
Weave an apple drying basket. Traditionally, this basket was hung from the rafters and used to dry apple slices for a sweet snack. It can also be used to transport or display two dozen cupcakes. Niki Giberson from Swan Bay Folk Art Center is the instructor and will supply all the materials including a 12"x 20"x 4" high rectangular basket. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA workshop.
Adults
Registration deadline: 9/7
Weave an apple drying basket. Traditionally, this basket was hung from the rafters and used to dry apple slices for a sweet snack. It can also be used to transport or display two dozen cupcakes. Niki Giberson from Swan Bay Folk Art Center is the instructor and will supply all the materials including a 12"x 20"x 4" high rectangular basket. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA workshop.
Saturday, September 21, 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Fall Series - 3 Saturdays: September 28, October 26 & November 23
Location: Noyes Museum, Oceanville
Free
Adults
Registration deadline: 9/26
In this ongoing series of workshops, Jenna McCoy will explore a number of creative writing genres, with a major focus on memoirs and poetry. You will discover what exactly makes for good writing, and apply these techniques as you write essays & poems inspired by your own memories. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA workshop.
Adults
Registration deadline: 9/26
In this ongoing series of workshops, Jenna McCoy will explore a number of creative writing genres, with a major focus on memoirs and poetry. You will discover what exactly makes for good writing, and apply these techniques as you write essays & poems inspired by your own memories. Limited capacity. Call: 609.652.8848 to register. A SCOSA workshop.
Withdrawal and Refund Policy:
- Withdrawals more than 3 weeks in advance will receive a full refund minus 10%.
- Withdrawals between 3 weeks - 1 week in advance will receive a refund of 50%.
- Withdrawals 1 week or less in advance will receive no refund.
- If the Noyes cancels a class, a full refund will be given.
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