Current Noyes Exhibitions

The Nature of W. Carl Burger

January 18 - May 9, 2008 This exhibition of works by Carl Burger celebrates the natural environment of Southern New Jersey. His large scale expressionistic works on paper depicting the dramatic landscape in vibrant color were created especially for this exhibition, giving a sparkling glimpse of the wonder of the world surrounding us. At left Pineland Swamp, 2007 Watercolor and mixed media, 47 x 72 in.

From Cape May to Cairo: The Work of George Washington Nicholson                              

April 22 - November 9, 2008  Nicholson, an artist with a life-long connection to South Jersey, spent much of his life in Philadelphia, and the Garden State where he painted the Jersey marshes and shore. A world traveler, the artist retired to the town of Hammonton, where he lived until his death in 1912. Nicholson’s work represents the type of academic realism extremely popular in America and Europe during the turn of the century. An interesting subset of Nicholson's work focuses on "Orientalist" imagery - exotic Middle Eastern and North African subjects. The exhibition will include seascapes and New Jersey marsh paintings, as well as Orientalist subjects and other foreign landscapes.

This exhibition was made possible by a grant from the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, a state partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations in this exhibition do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities or the New Jersey Council for the Humanities.

Additional project support was provided by the Visual Arts Program and the School of Arts & Humanities, The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.

The Opening Reception for this exhibition was funded in part by

Celebrating Fred Noyes  

 April 25- July 27, 2008   The colorful works of Fred Noyes will be presented in honor of the 25th Anniversary of the Noyes Museum of Art. Abstract works filled with lush color and whimsical form evoke the sun, the wind, birds and even smells as he experienced them capture a style uniquely Fred. To know Fred Noyes, one has to only to see his work to understand what inspired him. An avid outdoorsman, his love of local history, rivers, birds and other wildlife are evident in his works. His passionate brush strokes and color palette seem inspired by the work of Paul Cézanne. Throughout his life Fred created an eclectic body of work that was uniquely his own. His art continues to inspire a growing number of admirers and collectors. Join the Noyes Museum in celebrating Fred Noyes - not only as an artist, but also as benefactor to the community and its culture.

Home Grown: Americana from the Permanent Collection       

April 29-July 27, 2008  This eclectic exhibition highlights works in the collection that reference American culture. A range of themes such as race relations, the moon landing and the vanishing landscape are explored as the viewer takes a look at the past, present and future of America. Featured artists include James Toogood, Jack Gerber, Judith Brodsky, Joan Arbeiter, David Rhodes and Luigi Lucioni.

Upcoming Noyes Exhibitions

Seams: Contemporary Art to Wear                                                                                                May 16- August 24, 2008                                                                                                        “Seams: Contemporary Art to Wear” investigates the idea of clothing as expression, identity and a form of communication. The creative intersection between art, fashion and design is explored using a variety of materials and conceptual presentations. The exhibition highlights works in which the artists go beyond the everyday utility of clothing to confront a range of important themes such as, self-expression, social connection and domestication. “Seams” presents the works of 12 established and emerging artists who are creating pieces using experimental textile techniques and cutting-edge digital technologies as well as traditional sewing and weaving. The exhibition includes New York Foundation for the Arts Fellow Marian Schoettle, Marisa Dipaola, Diana Moore, Diane Savona, Harry Bower, Ann Clarke, Marina Dempster, Sandra Golbert, Daryl Lancaster, Jean Parsons, Jil Weinstock and Kerr Grabowski.

Signature Artists Exhibition                                                                                                            August 1- October 5, 2008                                                                                                              This showcase of contemporary talent presents the outstanding work being produced in this region by the Noyes Museum Signature Artists.

Awakenings: Art that Heals                                                                                                            August 29- November 9, 2008

American Society of Marine Artists 30th Anniversary Exhibition

October 13 – February 22, 2009

click here for the American Society of Marine Artists website

Community Gallery at Lily Lake Studio

Visualize Photography

December-January 2009

Current Satellite Exhibitions

The following exhibitions are organized by The Noyes Museum of Art and offered at additional partner facilities across the region. Many of these exhibitions feature the Noyes Museum's Artist Members. To find out more about becoming a Noyes Museum Artist Member click here.

Dante Hall exhibitions are taking a break. Check back for info.

Artport at the Atlantic City International Airport

Please visit  http://www2.sjta.com/acairport/artport.asp for information on current Artport exhibitions.

Atlantic County Library System

The Noyes Museum has partnered with the Atlantic County Library System to present exhibitions featuring the Noyes Museum Associate Artist Members at each County Library Branch location. Current exhibitions include:

Longport Branch - features artwork by Rick Viola              

Ventnor Branch - features  Mary Trivelli Schatz, Robin Buehler, Melissa Phelps and Lydia Crompton                     

Mays Landing Branch - features James Shull, Melissa Phelps, Marge Peterson, Robin Buehler and Robert Baum, Hal Norman Krogstad

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