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DOCA kicks off the 100th anniversary of the Women’s Suffrage Movement with yearlong programming celebrating the fierce females of New Jersey. Programs are in partnership with Jersey City Public Schools and Jersey City Office of Cultural Affairs, among other local organizations. Our season opens with an artist reception on August 1 for Pow(h)er, an all-women contemporary exhibition. Pow(h)er illuminates the creativity of female artists focusing on a variety of issues including immigration, fertility, and the body. Jersey City resident and curator Kristin DeAngelis co-curated the exhibit, which features the work of Caroline Burton and Jan Huling, both of whom recently exhibited at the Montclair Art Museum; Trix Rosen, whose photography was featured at MOMA in 2018; Jodie Fink, and Zoë Sua Kay, among other extraordinary women artists. The fall season continues with Relatable, an exhibit curated with the assistance of the new HCCC Gallery Management Class. Relatable highlights the importance of art in everyday life and features emerging and established artists who live or work throughout the state of New Jersey. HCCC alumnus Freddy Samboy and HCCC Professors Michael Lee and Jon Rappleye are joined by artists Beth Achenbach, Pat Lay, Ibou Ndoye, Jim Watt, and others. The exhibit also includes the global skateboard collective, Wenning Boards, Boards for Bros, and the Oaxaca Foundation. Our Teacher as Artist exhibit features the work of HCCC Professor Katie Niewodowski whose art explores the interconnectedness of all living beings. In celebration of Jersey City LGBT Pride Week, join us for a meet and greet on August 20 with mocktails on the Dineen Hull Gallery roof terrace. You can find up-to-date program information on Facebook, Instagram, and the HCCC website. We sincerely hope you enjoy all of our free cultural offerings. See you on the sixth floor of the Gabert Library Building! Sincerely, Director of Cultural Affairs GALLERY TOURS DOCA welcomes Hudson County community members, organizations, businesses, and school groups to enjoy our cultural programs at the College. Groups of 6 to 30 visitors are invited to a FREE 45-minute tour of our current fall exhibitions in the Dineen Hull Gallery. To schedule a tour, contact Michelle Vitale at [email protected]. FALL EXHIBITIONS Michelle Vitale FALL WELCOME VISIT • COLLECT • EXHIBIT Dineen Hull Gallery & Department of Cultural Affairs FALL 2019 VISIT • COLLECT • EXHIBIT Dineen Hull Gallery & Department of Cultural Affairs HCCC SPOTLIGHT Eldad Tarmu is a vibraphonist, composer, and music educator hailing from Los Angeles. A touring musician for most of his career, his recordings range from jazz to contemporary classical music, blending ethnic influences, seamlessly integrating genres in a signature style. His collaborations include prominent names such as Freddie Hubbard, Ernie Watts, Taj Mahal, Poncho Sanchez, Tamir Hendelman, and Cybill Shepherd. Tarmu holds a master’s degree in Afro-Latin Music and Music Composition, as well as a doctoral degree in Jazz Performance. He currently teaches music courses at Hudson County Community College and Raritan Valley Community College. Tarmu and his ensemble will perform at the Pow(h)er exhibition closing reception on September 24 from 4-7 p.m. Details about his upcoming shows and CD releases can be found at www.eldadtarmu.com. Women Can Do It #2, Blond Jenny Pow(h)er August 1 – September 24 Curated by Kristin J. DeAngelis & Michelle Vitale Dineen Hull Gallery, 71 Sip Avenue, 6th Floor August 1: Opening Reception, 4-7 p.m. September 24: Closing Reception, 4-7 p.m. A contemporary exhibition honoring the women’s equality movement and the centennial anniversary of the Women’s Suffrage Movement. Pow(h)er features the work of 13 fierce females of New Jersey. Join us on the following special dates: August 1 for the opening reception with music provided by DOCA’s house deejay, DJ Vaselli, September 6 for JC Fridays, and September 24 for a 50-minute yoga session at noon with Jamie Wilson Murray of Mindful Play Yoga and the closing reception later that night from 4-7 p.m. with a performance by HCCC Professor Eldad Tarmu and his ensemble. Featuring art by Ekaterina Abramova, Caroline Burton, Pam Cooper, Jodie Fink, Jan Huling, Blond Jenny, Zoë Sua Kay, Donna Kessinger, Trix Rosen, Lucy Rovetto, Theda Sandiford, Leslie Sheryll, and Judy Wukitsch. Additional programs celebrating the Women’s Suffrage Movement are planned in partnership with Jersey City Public Schools, Jersey City Office of Cultural Affairs, and Mindful Play Yoga. Relatable October 3 – November 19 Curated by Michelle Vitale Dineen Hull Gallery, 71 Sip Avenue, 6th Floor October 4: Artist Talk, 12 p.m. November 19: Closing Reception, 4-7 p.m. Front Image Credit: Wenning Boards skateboarder Carolina Altamirano doing tricks in the Oaxaca Mexico skate park. Background mural by Manuel Reyes of the Street Art Oaxaca mural collective. Photo credit Siddharta Altamirano. e Yellow Door, Jim Watt ART CAFÉ December 13, 8:30-9:30 a.m. Dineen Hull Gallery Atrium DOCA invites students, faculty, and community members to enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee and Manhattan views on the roof terrace and to tour the HCCC Student Art Exhibition. HCCC STUDENT ART REVIEW Closing & Student Presentations December 13, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. On December 13 senior art students will present their portfolios during the fall Student Art Exhibition closing. Light refreshments will be served. FEBRUARY ART FAIR 14C - SAVE THE DATE! February 21-23, 2020 Hyatt Regency at 2 Exchange Place Art Fair 14C is an international art fair with a New Jersey core, a nonprofit fair created to strengthen and support the visual arts. With more than 50 art exhibitors from around the world and a Juried Show of NJ artists, there will be thousands of artworks on display. Art Fair 14C returns to the Hyatt Regency on the Jersey City waterfront February 21-23, 2020. Visit www.artfair14c.com for more information! The mission of the Hudson County Community College Department of Cultural Affairs (DOCA) is to provide supplementary programs to stimulate awareness of the arts and foster creativity. We strive to complement the efforts of HCCC with cultural events, community programs, and educational initiatives. Our goal is to transcend the understanding of visual and perform- ing arts by closing the distance between the experience of art and everyday life in the community we serve. Hudson County Community College Dineen Hull Gallery & Department of Cultural Affairs 71 Sip Ave., 6th Floor, Jersey City, NJ 07306 201-360-4182 [email protected] www.hccc.edu/cultural-affairs FOLLOW US @dineenhullgallery Facebook.com/dineenhullartgalleryhccc Summer Gallery Hours: Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Holidays Fall Gallery Hours: (after September 4) Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday, 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Closed Sunday & Holidays Photo I.D. must be shown when entering the HCCC campus. 1 2 CULTURAL AFFAIRS CULTURAL AFFAIRS 7 Relatable features emerging and established artists who live or work in New Jersey. The exhibition highlights the age-old question, “Does art imitate life or does life imitate art?” Artists include Beth Achenbach, Pat Lay, Michael Lee, Ibou Ndoye, Taezoo Parks, Jon Rappleye, Freddy Samboy, and Jim Watt. Relatable also debuts an installation featuring Wenning Boards, a New Jersey and Oaxaca, Mexico based partnership. The skateboards on display are inspired by renowned Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada. Learn more about Wenning Boards at www.wenningboards.com.
Transcript of FALL 2019 - hccc.edu · Professors Michael Lee and Jon Rappleye are joined by artists Beth...
DOCA kicks off the 100th anniversary of the Women’s Suffrage Movement with yearlong programming celebrating the fierce females of New Jersey. Programs are in partnership with Jersey City Public Schools and Jersey City Office of Cultural Affairs, among other local organizations.
Our season opens with an artist reception on August 1 for Pow(h)er, an all-women contemporary exhibition. Pow(h)er illuminates the creativity of female artists focusing on a variety of issues including immigration, fertility, and the body. Jersey City resident and curator Kristin DeAngelis co-curated the exhibit, which features the work of Caroline Burton and Jan Huling, both of whom recently exhibited at the Montclair Art Museum; Trix Rosen, whose photography was featured at MOMA in 2018; Jodie Fink, and Zoë Sua Kay, among other extraordinary women artists.
The fall season continues with Relatable, an exhibit curated with the assistance of the new HCCC Gallery Management Class. Relatable highlights the importance of art in everyday life and features emerging and established artists who live or work throughout the state of New Jersey. HCCC alumnus Freddy Samboy and HCCC Professors Michael Lee and Jon Rappleye are
joined by artists Beth Achenbach, Pat Lay, Ibou Ndoye, Jim Watt, and others. The exhibit also includes the global skateboard collective, Wenning Boards, Boards for Bros, and the Oaxaca Foundation.
Our Teacher as Artist exhibit features the work of HCCC Professor Katie Niewodowski whose art explores the interconnectedness of all living beings. In celebration of Jersey City LGBT Pride Week, join us for a meet and greet on August 20 with mocktails on the Dineen Hull Gallery roof terrace.
You can find up-to-date program information on Facebook, Instagram, and the HCCC website. We sincerely hope you enjoy all of our free cultural offerings. See you on the sixth floor of the Gabert Library Building!
Sincerely,
Director of Cultural Affairs
GALLERY TOURS DOCA welcomes Hudson County community members, organizations, businesses, and school groups to enjoy our cultural programs at the College. Groups of 6 to 30 visitors are invited to a FREE 45-minute tour of our current fall exhibitions in the Dineen Hull Gallery.
To schedule a tour, contact Michelle Vitale at [email protected].
FALL EXHIBITIONS
Michelle Vitale
FALL WELCOMEVISIT • COLLECT • EXHIBITDineen Hull Gallery & Department of Cultural Affairs
FALL 2019
VISIT • COLLECT • EXHIBITDineen Hull Gallery & Department of Cultural Affairs
HCCC SPOTLIGHTEldad Tarmu is a vibraphonist, composer, and music educator hailing from Los Angeles. A touring musician for most of his career, his recordings range from jazz to contemporary classical music, blending ethnic influences, seamlessly integrating genres in a signature style. His collaborations include prominent names such as Freddie Hubbard, Ernie Watts, Taj Mahal, Poncho Sanchez, Tamir Hendelman, and Cybill Shepherd.
Tarmu holds a master’s degree in Afro-Latin Music and Music Composition, as well as a doctoral degree in Jazz Performance. He currently teaches music courses at Hudson County Community College and Raritan Valley Community College. Tarmu and his ensemble will perform at the Pow(h)er exhibition closing reception on September 24 from 4-7 p.m. Details about his upcoming shows and CD releases can be found at www.eldadtarmu.com.
Women Can Do It #2, Blond Jenny
Pow(h)erAugust 1 – September 24Curated by Kristin J. DeAngelis & Michelle VitaleDineen Hull Gallery, 71 Sip Avenue, 6th Floor
August 1: Opening Reception, 4-7 p.m.September 24: Closing Reception, 4-7 p.m.
A contemporary exhibition honoring the women’s equality movement and the centennial anniversary of the Women’s Suffrage Movement. Pow(h)er features the work of 13 fierce females of New Jersey. Join us on the following special dates: August 1 for the opening reception with music provided by DOCA’s house deejay, DJ Vaselli, September 6 for JC Fridays, and September 24 for a 50-minute yoga session at noon with Jamie Wilson Murray of Mindful Play Yoga and the closing reception later that night from 4-7 p.m. with a performance by HCCC Professor Eldad Tarmu and his ensemble.
Featuring art by Ekaterina Abramova, Caroline Burton, Pam Cooper, Jodie Fink, Jan Huling, Blond Jenny, Zoë Sua Kay, Donna Kessinger, Trix Rosen, Lucy Rovetto, Theda Sandiford, Leslie Sheryll, and Judy Wukitsch.
Additional programs celebrating the Women’s Suffrage Movement are planned in partnership with Jersey City Public Schools, Jersey City Office of Cultural Affairs, and Mindful Play Yoga.
RelatableOctober 3 – November 19Curated by Michelle VitaleDineen Hull Gallery, 71 Sip Avenue, 6th Floor
October 4: Artist Talk, 12 p.m.November 19: Closing Reception, 4-7 p.m.
Front Image Credit: Wenning Boards skateboarder Carolina Altamirano doing tricks in the Oaxaca Mexico skate park. Background mural by Manuel Reyes of the Street Art Oaxaca mural collective. Photo credit Siddharta Altamirano.
The Yellow Door, Jim Watt
ART CAFÉDecember 13, 8:30-9:30 a.m.Dineen Hull Gallery Atrium
DOCA invites students, faculty, and community members to enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee and Manhattan views on the roof terrace and to tour the HCCC Student Art Exhibition.
HCCC STUDENT ART REVIEWClosing & Student PresentationsDecember 13, 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
On December 13 senior art students will present their portfolios during the fall Student Art Exhibition closing. Light refreshments will be served.
FEBRUARY
ART FAIR 14C - SAVE THE DATE!February 21-23, 2020Hyatt Regency at 2 Exchange Place
Art Fair 14C is an international art fair with a New Jersey core, a nonprofit fair created to strengthen and support the visual arts. With more than 50 art exhibitors from around the world and a Juried Show of NJ artists, there will be thousands of artworks on display. Art Fair 14C returns to the Hyatt Regency on the Jersey City waterfront February 21-23, 2020. Visit www.artfair14c.com for more information!
The mission of the Hudson County Community College Department of Cultural Affairs (DOCA) is to provide supplementary programs to stimulate awareness of the arts and foster creativity. We strive to complement the efforts of HCCC with cultural events, community programs, and educational initiatives. Our goal is to transcend the understanding of visual and perform-ing arts by closing the distance between the experience of art and everyday life in the community we serve.
Hudson County Community College Dineen Hull Gallery & Department of Cultural Affairs71 Sip Ave., 6th Floor, Jersey City, NJ 07306 [email protected] www.hccc.edu/cultural-affairs
FOLLOW US
@dineenhullgallery
Facebook.com/dineenhullartgalleryhccc
Summer Gallery Hours:Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.Closed Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Holidays
Fall Gallery Hours: (after September 4)Monday through Saturday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday, 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.Closed Sunday & Holidays
Photo I.D. must be shown when entering the HCCC campus.
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Relatable features emerging and established artists who live or work in New Jersey. The exhibition highlights the age-old question, “Does art imitate life or does life imitate art?” Artists include Beth Achenbach, Pat Lay, Michael Lee, Ibou Ndoye, Taezoo Parks, Jon Rappleye, Freddy Samboy, and Jim Watt. Relatable also debuts an installation featuring Wenning Boards, a New Jersey and Oaxaca, Mexico based partnership. The skateboards on display are inspired by renowned Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada. Learn more about Wenning Boards at www.wenningboards.com.
The Perennial, an independent faculty magazine and newsletter, will dedicate its Fall 2019 issue to the memory of Professor Javedd Khan, one of HCCC’s most beloved and influential faculty members. Join us at this publication launch to share your memories and to reflect on Professor Khan’s lengthy and unparalleled devotion to our student community.
ART OF YOGAOctober 23, 12 p.m.Dineen Hull Gallery AtriumSee page 5 for details.
community work, founded by multi-disciplinary artist Katelyn Halpern. They host visual art exhibitions, live performance, workshops, and more! www.smushgallery.com.
Speranza Theatre CompanySeptember 6, 7, and 8Apple Tree House298 Academy St, Jersey CityJoin Speranza Theatre Company and the Apple Tree House for an immersive play experience on September 6, 7, and 8. Founded in 2008, Speranza is a women’s theatre company based in Jersey City, that creates thought-provoking collaborative theatre centered on women’s issues and provides an opportunity for artists, particularly females, to share their voice through challenging and entertaining theatre based in honesty and truth.For more information, visit www.jerseycityculture.org.
SOLOSeptember 16 – December 15 Dineen Hull Gallery Atrium
DOCA presents SOLO, a new exhibition series celebrating projects by mid-career artists on display in the atrium of Dineen Hull Gallery. We are excited to feature Roberta Melzl as our first artist. Melzl is an artist living in Maplewood, NJ. She earned her MFA at Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, and her BS in Anthropology and Studio Art at New York University. Melzl’s work is created from an accumulation of sources. It is characterized by the incorporation of various systems of visual representa-tion—embracing elements of technology, architecture, nature, design, and media. www.robertamelzl.com
DOCA RESIDENCY Jersey City Writers NaNoWriMoBack by popular demand! Throughout November, DOCA partners with Jersey City Writers, the Gabert Library, and the Writing Center at HCCC to offer events for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), including an Open Mic/Writing Marathon on November 1. HCCC Students are encouraged to sign up with a chance to win a prize at each event you attend! Programs will be held in the Dineen Hull Gallery Atrium, 71 Sip Ave., 6th Fl.
SCHEDULE: Wednesdays: November 6, 13, 20 at 6 p.m. Fridays: November 1, 8, 15, 22 at 6 p.m.Saturdays: November 2, 9, 16, 23 at 2 p.m.Sundays: November 3, 10, 17, 24 at 2 p.m.
Sign up for the JCW DOCA Residency events on Meetup at: www.meetup.com/The-Jersey-City-Writers-Meetup-Group.
DOCA EVENT CALENDARAll programs are hosted at the Dineen Hull Gallery, 71 Sip Avenue unless otherwise noted. All events are FREE and open to the public. Photo I.D. must be shown when entering the HCCC campus. For up-to-date program and event information, please visit www.hccc.edu/cultural-affairs.
DOCA & HCCC LIBRARY CELEBRATE THE ARTS TEACHER AS ARTISTCurated by Michelle VitaleCelebrating the Creativity of Educators in Hudson CountyThe Department of Cultural Affairs supports local artists through a variety of solo exhibitions throughout the College campus, our fall semester features art by Katie Niewodowski.
SEPTEMBER
For up-to-date program and event information, please visit www.hccc.edu/cultural-affairs.
People are People, Katie Niewodowski
Gabert Library 71 Sip Avenue, 1st Fl.Jersey City, NJ 07306
North Hudson Library4800 Kennedy Boulevard, 3rd Fl.
Union City, NJ 07087
AUGUST
OPENING RECEPTIONPow(h)erAugust 1, 4-7 p.m.
Opening reception of Pow(h)er,a contemporary exhibition honoring the women’s equality movement and the centennial anniversary of the Women’s Suffrage Movement. Featuring art by Ekaterina Abramova, Caroline Burton, Pam Cooper, Jodie Fink, Jan Huling, Blond Jenny, Zoë Sua Kay, Donna Kessinger, Trix Rosen, Lucy Rovetto, Theda Sandiford, Leslie Sheryll, and Judy Wukitsch. Music provided by DOCA’s house deejay, DJ Vaselli. Light refreshments will be served.
Katie NiewodowskiAugust 1 – December 15Both Campus LibrariesReception: August 20, 4-7 p.m., Dineen Hull Gallery Atrium
Katie Niewodowski grew up on the west coast of Florida and has lived in Jersey City since 2006 where she makes her art and owns a person-alized portrait company, Petitraits. She is a professor of Visual Arts at Hudson County Community College, Montclair State University, and Stevens Institute of Technology. Niewodowski received her BFA from Ringling College of Art and Design and her MFA from Montclair State University.
Her work is a meditation on the phenomenon of life and the creative structures that perpetuate it. She explores repeating patterns in nature, the interconnectedness of all living beings, and the portal into these networks that the process of art-making provides. See more of Niewodowski’s work at www.katieniewo.com.
Join us for mocktails and artist reception for Katie Niewodowski on the roof terrace during Jersey City Pride Week, at the Dineen Hull Gallery Atrium, 71 Sip Ave. 6th Fl., Jersey City. This is an official Jersey City LGBT Pride Festival event in commemoration of Stonewall 50 and celebration of World Pride. For information on the Jersey City LGBT Pride Festival taking place on August 24, 2019, go to www.jerseycitypride.com.
Women of the World Unite, Trix Rosen
DOCA CELEBRATES JERSEY CITY PRIDE Katie Niewodowski Artist Reception August 20, 5-7 p.m.Dineen Hull Gallery AtriumDOCA and Jersey City Pride host mocktails and artist reception for HCCC Professor Katie Niewodowski on the roof terrace during Jersey City’s LGBT Pride Week. This is an official Jersey City LGBT Pride Festival event in commemoration of Stonewall 50 and celebration of World Pride. For information on the Jersey City LGBT Pride Festival taking place on August 24, 2019, go towww.jerseycitypride.com.
DINEEN HULL GALLERY, SMUSH GALLERY AND APPLE TREE HOUSE – THREE GREAT
STOPS TO VISIT DURING JC FRIDAYS!
Manifest-Protecting, Judy Wukitsch
Pow(h)erSeptember 6, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Large Bouquet, Laurie Riccadonna
Stop by Dineen Hull Gallery on JC Fridays to view the all-women contemporary art exhibition Pow(h)er. Then join DOCA for the opening reception of Tangible Imaginings an exhibition, curated by former HCCC Professor Fred Fleisher, featuring the visual artwork of current and past HCCC professors. Round out the night of art and culture with an original play by Speranza Theatre Company celebrating the Women’s Suffrage Movement and part of our yearlong partnership with the Jersey City Office of Cultural Affairs. Visit www.jcfridays.com for full JC Fridays listings.
Tangible ImaginingsSeptember 6, 6-9 p.m.SMUSH Gallery340 Summit Ave., Jersey City
Tangible Imaginings, is an exhibition curated by Fred Fleisher, featuring the visual artwork of Eun Young Choi, Marguerite Day, Laurie Riccadonna, and Woolpunk. Centered on the notion of the Material, the show considers each artist’s manipulations, transfor-mations, and uses of materials to comment upon our larger frame of reference in the everyday. The exhibition is on display through September 29. SMUSH Gallery is an interdisciplinary art space dedicated to creative and
The Spiritualists, Leslie Sheryll
OCTOBER
HCCC FOUNDATION ARTIST TALKOctober 3, 10:30 a.m.Dineen Hull Gallery Atrium
A special HCCC Foundation Artist Talk with artist Karen Finley will be held on Thursday, October 3 which is also the opening day of the Relatable exhibition at the gallery. Karen Finley earned an MFA from San Francisco Art Institute, she is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, NYSCA, and NEA fellowships, and she teaches at New York University. Finley’s art addresses issues that include the treatment of women, AIDS, and the Holocaust. Working in mediums such as installation, video, performance, public art, visual art, entertainment, television and film, memorials, music, and literature. Her work is included in major museum collections. www.karenfinley.com
ARTIST TALK & JCAST WEEKENDOctober 4, 12 p.m.
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On October 4, join us at noon for a discussion of how art is an important part of the everyday experience with exhibiting artists in the Relatable exhibition. Artists work on display includes Beth Achenbach, Pat Lay, Michael Lee, Ibou Ndoye, Jon Rappleye, Freddy Samboy, and Jim Watt, among others. Light refreshments will be served.
Tectonics #2, Katie Niewodowski
Modernist Fence, Michael Lee
Of Trellis and Field, , Roberta Melzl
God is a Woman, Karen Finley
JCAST WeekendThe Jersey City Artist Tour weekend is October 3-6. The Relatable exhibition will be open to the public during regular gallery hours on Thursday, 10/3, Friday, 10/4, and Saturday, 10/5. (See back cover for gallery schedule.) For full event information, visit www.thejcast.com.
PERENNIAL FALL ISSUE LAUNCH October 15, 6-8 p.m. Dineen Hull Gallery Atrium
ART OF YOGASeptember 24, 12 p.m.Dineen Hull Gallery AtriumReflecting back, moving forward. Join entrepreneur and creator of Mindful Play Yoga Jamie Wilson Murray for a 50-minute yoga session. This partnership supports themes in our gallery exhibit Pow(h)er and celebrates the anniversary of the woman suffrage movement and empowerment. The goal of the trilogy is to recognize women’s contributions to the Yoga movement, and to the wellness of everyday life. We recommend bringing your own yoga mat – a limited number of mats will be available.www.facebook.com/mindfulplayyoga
CLOSING RECEPTIONPow(h)erSeptember 24, 4-7 p.m.Join us for the Pow(h)er exhibition closing reception with a musical performance by Eldad Tarmu and his ensemble. Light refreshments will be served.
DOCA RESIDENCYDineen Hull Gallery AtriumThroughout the month of November DOCA partners with Jersey City Writers, the Gabert Library, and the Writing Center at HCCC to offer events for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), including an Open Mic/Writing Marathon on November 1. See page 3 for full schedule.
ART CAFÉNovember 15, 8:30-9:30 a.m.Dineen Hull Gallery Atrium
In honor of Veterans Day, join the Department of Cultural Affairs for a special edition of Art Café on Friday,November 15. Enjoy New York views, stroll the gallery, and meet other local veterans. HCCC alumnus and Jersey City Police Officer Leon Tucker, Jr. will lead a discussion on the life and legacy as an American veteran. Light refreshments will be served.
ART OF YOGANovember 19, 12 p.m.Dineen Hull Gallery AtriumSee page 5 for details.
CLOSING RECEPTIONRelatableNovember 19, 4-7 p.m.
Join us for the Relatable exhibition closing reception and also view Roberta Melzl’s artwork in the Dineen Hull Gallery Atrium. Light refreshments will be served.
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HCCC FALL STUDENT ART EXHIBITIONDecember 2 – December 13Curated by Laurie Riccadonna and Jeremiah TeipenDecember 6: Opening Reception, 4-7 p.m.The HCCC Art Department offers a wide variety of classes in computer and fine arts taught by professional artists living in the New York metropolitan area. HCCC celebrates the artistic talents of our community with a bi-annual student exhibition in the Dineen Hull Gallery. Join the art department, students, professors, and staff on December 6 for the fall Student Art Exhibition opening reception. Music provided by DOCA’s house deejay, DJ Vaselli. Light refreshments will be served. Visit www.jcfridays.com for full JC Fridays listings.
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