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Morris Museum, Morristown
September 20-February 2 • NEW SCULPTURE/NEW JERSEY. Showcasing just over 40 works from eleven sculptors together with short video interviews with the artists, the exhibition will connect visitors with the purpose, context, and meaning driving their work and motivating their choices.
October 16-January 26 • RELIQUARY. works by Philadelphia-based artist Drew Leshko, who miniaturizes places, vehicles, and machines he encounters in states of decay.
October 19-January 26 • BARRIER. Work from 12 artists based in Philadelphia, New York, and New Jersey that both critiques and reimagines barrier infrastructures designed to separate or enclose, such as gates, fences, windows, and walls.
October 19-February 9 • UNFINISHED VERSES. Across the pages, various artistic moments converge, allowing old solutions to make way for new possibilities. Thus, a sketchbook becomes a living document of artistic evolution — a personal journal that captures the essence of an artist’s journey through every line and stroke, all within a compact space.
October 19-January 26 • ARTIST WOMAN. a solo exhibition and installation by Oakland-based artist Nicole Storm, known for her large-scale installations made on found paper and gathered ephemera.
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Morris Museum, Morristown
January 1-March 31 • EDWIN MEGARGEE’S TWIN OAKS FARM MURAL. This exhibition explores Megargee’s underappreciated body of work for members of the American Jersey Cattle Club during the 1920s and 1930s.
February 22-May 25 • AMERICAN LAWN. Alex Callender imagines the ubiquitous familiarity of lawn grass as a conflicted terrain that frames ongoing questions of public and private space, haunted vegetation, and the legacies of settler land management in our current era of climate devastation.
