Collective Arts is launching in New Jersey. Join us at Blue Monkey on April 1st starting at 5PM for our New Jersey premier! We will have an artist pop up with New Jersey Artist Sean Lugo. Collective Arts Brewing is a grassroots craft brewery that aims to fuse the creativity of craft beer with the inspired talents of emerging artists and musicians. Collective Arts Brewing was founded on two beliefs: The first that creativity fosters creativity. And the second, that creativity yields delicious pints. We feature limited-edition works of art on our beer cans and labels, and we work to make sure the liquid on the inside is as diverse and creative as the artists we profile.
Tarot course offered
Raymond Croce Proudly Presents THE POWER OF TWO!
Resident joins musical theatre group at Temple
From classical to contemporary Temple University’s all new Musical Theatre A Capella group: Vi-Broad-O covers it all. Treasurer, Zach Moore is a freshman theater major from Merchantville, NJ. He is so thankful to have been able portray his dream role, Shrek in “Shrek: the Musical”. When he is not counting Vi-Broad-O’s money, you can catch him auditioning at various South Jersey theaters, being paid to stare at water(?), and listening to “Ragtime”! Look out soon for a fundraiser!
Photography Show at Eiland Arts
A new show is up at Eiland Arts Center eilandarts.com, Alternative process Photography 3 Women’s Explorations. An artist reception will take place o Friday, February 22nd from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Take this opportunity at our reception to ask all the questions you have about alternative process photography. The show runs from February 4th to March 30th 2019. All work is for sale. Gallery Hours: Monday-Thursday 7:30am-8pm; Friday-Saturday 7:30am-9pm; closed Sunday. All work is for sale.
Call for Artists
Painting portraits, she draws the life stories of South Jersey seniors
"As an artist, I want to see character, and you can see the content of people's character when they're sharing their stories," said the former journalist, who's doing the oil portraits as a senior thesis project for Philadelphia's Studio Incamminati art school. "You can't be thin-skinned," said Dennin, a Merchantville resident. "These seniors are no-nonsense. One lady — I thought hers was one of my best portraits — told me: 'Oh, that's terrible. It's horrible. http://www2.philly.com/philly/columnists/kevin_riordan/painter-linda-dennin-portraits-south-jersey-20180518.html