You missed it!
EYE OPENING FILM SERIES presented The Art Of The Steal last night.  But that is ok, the next film is May 19th at 7:00pm.  Event takes place at Noyes Gallery: Hammonton

Small Towns, Black Lives: African American Communities in

Southern New Jersey on view at Atlantic City Airport’s: ArtPort

A thirteen year project documenting the small, historically African American, towns and settlements of the southern counties of New Jersey is now on exhibit at the Atlantic City Airport’s: ArtPort from February 7th till April 11th, 2011. The images are photographic and text based narratives of the contemporary lives and the historical traditions of the community. White’s Journey for Small Towns began in 1989, shortly after he relocated to the area to take a teaching position at Richard Stockton College. From his first visit to Cape May County’s Whitesboro, a community founded by black entrepreneurs in the post-Reconstruction era, White realized there was more to the story. Indeed, what evolved is the visual product of an artist’s passion with his subject but he has added many other ingredients, including interviews, history, and a sense of place. The story that White unfolds, while unique, contains themes that transcend specific locales and speaks to the experience of a people and of a nation. Present in this exhibition is a small sample of the total body of work.

Wendel White received a 2009-2010 En Foco New Works Photography Fellowship; a 2009 and 1993 Artist Fellowships from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts; a 2005 grant from the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts and in 2003 he was appointed a fellow of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
http://blacktowns.org/capemay/franklin_school/index.htm

The Noyes Museum of Art of Richard Stockton College

Joins Bank of America

Museums on Us® Program

The program offers free museum access to bank cardholders at The Noyes Museum of Art of Richard Stockton College and 150 other museums across the U.S. on the first full weekend of each month

The Noyes Museum of Art of Richard Stockton College announced its participation in the Bank of America Museums on Us® program, which provides Bank of America and Merrill Lynch cardholders free general admission to 150 of the nation’s finest arts, cultural, and educational institutions during the first full weekend of every month.

To qualify for the Museums on Us program, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch customers simply present their credit or debit card and a valid photo ID to gain free general admission* to any participating institution.

“This is a unique opportunity to make the arts more accessible and inclusive,” said Michael Cagno, Executive Director of the Noyes. “We are delighted to join Bank of America in this exciting program to reach a larger population and welcome them to see four new exhibitions with the belief that art knows no boundaries.

The Museums on Us program, now in its 14th season, has experienced major growth in recent years due to increased demand, bringing the total geographic reach to 85 cities in 29 states.

For a complete listing of Museums on Us participating museums and other program information, visit www.bankofamerica.com/museums.