Exhibits and Galleries

Fireflies by Lisa Madson, part of this year's Highlands Art Exhibit at the Morris Museum, October 20 - November 26. Such a luxurious memory from this little twinkling insect, now facing endangerment due to habitat loss and pollution.
 

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Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum, Landing

Sundays, April 12 - May 17: GREETINGS FROM BERTRAND ISLAND AMUSEMENT PARK.

323 Lakeside Blvd.. ; 973/398-2616

Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum, Landing

January 1-December 31: PASSAGE TO PROGRESS. The Morris Canal and The Transformation of Lake Hopatcong

323 Lakeside Blvd.. ; 973/398-2616

Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum, Landing

January 1-December 31: FAMOUS FOLKS. Featuring former Lake Hopatcong Residents Hudson Maxim, Lotta Crabtree and Joe Cook

323 Lakeside Blvd.. ; 973/398-2616

Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum, Landing

January 1-December 31: SIMPLER TIMES AT LAKE HOPATCONG. From the days of the Morris Canal, local mines, and the ice industry, Lake Hopatcong transformed to a resort, spurred by the two major railroads which served and promoted it.

323 Lakeside Blvd.. ; 973/398-2616

Lake Hopatcong Historical Museum, Landing

Sundays, April 12 - May 17: JEWEL OF THE MOUNTAINS. The Great Hotel Era at Lake Hopatcong

323 Lakeside Blvd.. ; 973/398-2616

Macculloch Hall Historical Museum, Morristown

45 Macculloch Avenue. ; 973/538-2404

Gallery 23, Blairstown

23 Main Street. ; 908/362-6865

Morris Museum, Morristown

September 1-March 31: W. CARL BURGER. in honor of the late artist's persisting legacy and impact on both the museum and New Jersey arts.

6 Normandy Heights Rd.. ; 973/971-3700

Morris Museum, Morristown

September 15-February 4: FROM FLAME TO FLOWER. The Art of Paul J. ?Stankard, one of the most influential artists to emerge from the Studio Glass movement.

6 Normandy Heights Rd.. ; 973/971-3700

Hunterdon Museum of Art, Clinton

October 1-January 7: 2023 MEMBERS EXHIBITION.

7 Lower Center St.. ; 908/735-8415

Hunterdon Museum of Art, Clinton

October 1-January 7: PHILLIP ADAMS: LEAVE NO TRACE. Charcoal, graphite, and acrylic on wood panels explore ideas related to nature and our impulses to control, reshape, and even destroy the landscapes and environments we play stewards of.

7 Lower Center St.. ; 908/735-8415

Hunterdon Museum of Art, Clinton

October 1-January 7: TAKING SHAPE. Marsha Goldberg's paintings on paper and Andrew Zimmerman's painted wood sculptures

7 Lower Center St.. ; 908/735-8415

Hunterdon Museum of Art, Clinton

October 1-January 7: AHRONG KIM: OVER THE PAPER PLANE. Ceramics work based on psychological observations that are representative of voices we all hear inside.

7 Lower Center St.. ; 908/735-8415

Morris Museum, Morristown

6 Normandy Heights Rd.. ; 973/971-3700

Peters Valley School of Craft, Layton

October 14-November 17: RETROSPECTIVE: HARVEY FEIN. This exhibition showcases the evolution of Harvey Fein's creations throughout his wood working career.

19 Kuhn Road. ; 973/948-5202

NJ Highlands Coalition, Morristown

October 20-November 26: 10TH ANNUAL NEW JERSEY HIGHLANDS JURIED ART EXHIBIT. Artists will show works featuring the landscapes, flora, fauna, natural, cultural, or historic resources of the Highlands region.

Morris Museum, 6 Normandy Park Road. ; 973/910-2400

ArtYard, Frenchtown

October 28-January 21: LUCIA MONGE: WHILE A LEAF BREATHES (MIENTRAS UNA HOJA RESPIRA). The duration of an exhale and on the kind timescales that grow soil. Stomata become portals through which to let go.

13 Front Street. ; 908/996-5018

ArtYard, Frenchtown

October 28-January 21: KENDALL BUSTER: WHAT BLOOMS. An exploration into notions of place and body through the language of the architectural model.

13 Front Street. ; 908/996-5018

ArtYard, Frenchtown

October 28-January 21: YOU COME TO LIFE. Two artists whose work gives form to stories and histories of places remembered, imagined, and dreamt.

13 Front Street. ; 908/996-5018

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