Museums & Galleries
30 NJ Museums Offering Free Admission This Saturday
September 18, 2019
Experience New Jersey's cultural institutions—for free. In honor of Smithsonian Magazine's Museum Day, select centers will allow patrons access at no cost. ...
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The Stunning Debut of New Brunswick Performing Arts Center
August 19, 2019
The city's $172-million arts complex was finally unveiled earlier this month....
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Tasting the Past at Liberty Hall Museum
August 7, 2019
The new "History in a Bottle" exhibition showcases bottles and demijohns found in 2015 in a long-forgotten cellar. We got to taste a few of the treasures....
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“Miracles on the Border: Retablos of Mexican Migrants to the United States” showcases an extensive range of tragedy, spirituality, and the human experience through vibrant and commemorative artwork known as retablos....
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"A Cache of Kinetic Art: Simply Steampunk" is the Morris Museum's second installment of a four-year series focused on art that moves....
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MAM Yarn Bomb & Fiber Art Exhibit Explore New Territory
February 22, 2019
New Directions in Fiber Art, now on display in the Montclair Art Museum, celebrates how fibrous material is used to make art. All artists on display either live or work in New Jersey....
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In Touch With Lace at Hunterdon Art Museum
September 18, 2018
"Lace, Not Lace: Contemporary Fiber Art From Lacemaking Techniques” will be exhibited at Hunterdon Art Museum in Clinton September 23-January 6....
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Kara Walker’s Latest Exhibit is Visual Art That Angers
September 10, 2018
“Kara Walker: Virginia’s Lynch Mob and Other Works,” opens September 15 at the Montclair Art Museum....
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Soviet Underground Art Surfaces at Zimmerli Museum
May 22, 2018
The windfall of 17,300 objects, valued at $34 million, is the largest single gift ever made to the university. Many of the pieces are now on display for the first time in America....
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Automata is Art That Moves, and Moves You
May 8, 2018
In a new exhibit at the Morris Museum, whimsical robots and sculptures come to life with the push of a button or the turn of a crank....
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12 Family-Friendly Museums Worth Visiting
January 10, 2018
From minerals to history to music and more, these New Jersey museums have plenty to offer....
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Engaging Art Excels at the Gateway Project Spaces
November 17, 2017
The Gateway Project turned what was once a Newark architectural firm’s office into an exhibition space and an artists’ residency program....
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A Place for Her Spoons
September 8, 2017
She traveled the world amassing a unique collection. Now her spoons have a home in Paterson....
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Against the Clock
August 22, 2017
Aug 26-Oct 8: How do we tell, keep, use, waste or pass time? These are questions posed for “About Time,”… Read the rest
June 10-July 9: Surf City artis Gwenn Seemel's exhibit at M.T. Burton gallery is a series of portraits meant to promoting acceptance....
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A Conversation With Lonnie G. Bunch III
May 8, 2017
Founding director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African-American History & Culture Lonnie G. Bunch III discusses his Belleville youth....
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Exhibit Explores Jersey Landscapes
April 12, 2017
Artist Matthew Jensen's exhibit opens at the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey on April 14....
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Aljira is Energizing Newark’s Art Scene
April 4, 2017
Aljira, the center for contemporary art open since 1983, is getting a lot of new buzz....
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Vintage Valentine’s Day Cards Come From the Heart
February 7, 2017
For Nancy Rosin, accumulating her massive Valentine collection is a labor of love. ...
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Hidden Jersey: Museum Guide
May 11, 2016
Immerse yourself in NJ’s cultural, social and industrial heritage by paying a visit to these enlightening museums....
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