Left: Kinnarney, Eoin (Professor of Art and Gallery Director for Gloucester County College), Macris, Diane; (Gloucester County Cultural and Heritage) Cagno, Michael (Executive Director of the Noyes Museum of Art of Richard Stockton College).

The Noyes exhibition, "Through Our Eyes" is now on display at the Gloucester County College till May.

In August The Noyes Museum of Art sent H.E.A.R.T. (Haiti Emergency Art Relief Team) to Haiti to engage children in art activities. Filled with hope and determination, the children of this ravaged country created brilliant paintings, story books and photographs. This exhibition presents the journey of the Noyes Museum team in photographs and the idea that art knows no boundaries. Images capture the devastated country, its cities and mountainsides, and its people trying to rebuild their lives against all odds.

Join our partners for a great celebration.

PHOTOGRAPHY SPECIAL FOR ARTISTS

Bill Horin, a commercial & art photographer, art magazine

publisher & multimedia producer, will be offering a photography special for

artists the end of this month. His offer will include photographing

(4) two-dimensional works of art or (3) three dimensional works of art.

It will also include a portrait of the artist. This portrait can be with or

without a work of art as a background or prop. Basic retouching is

included. The offer will also include a CD with web ready images

& amp; a CD with hi-res for reproduction in magazines or for giclees.

The price for this package will be $95.00 for appointments at the Noyes Museum

of Art or at his Studio in Linwood,NJ. The date for the Noyes will

 be March 22, 2011 between 2-7pm. Appointments for his Studio in

Linwood will be March 27 & March 28 between 2-8pm.

Reservations & a $25 deposit are required. Each session will last

approximately 45 mins. Location appointments are also available. Fee

will be based on package above plus travel time.

http://billhorinphotography.com/

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.

EYE OPENING FILM SERIES

presents

"The Art Of The Steal"

NO ONE COULD AFFORD TO BUY IT...BUT STEALING IT IS ANOTHER STORY

ON THIRD THURSDAY FEBRUARY 17th, 7 PM at THE NOYES MUSEUM OF STOCKTON,
Hammonton's Eye Opening Film Series presents this timely and local story about the moving of the Barns Museum to center city Philadelphia. Considered THE scandal of the art world, it's the true and ongoing story for control of over $25 billion dollars worth of art. Barns stated in his Will that his collection shall never be 'moved' or 'sold', yet powerful political forces are at work to move the Barns. Delve into this scandal called 'The greatest act of cultural vandalism since World War II' and decide for yourself.

The Art Of The Steal-Official Movie Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMe3r9PLtpI

The Eye Opening Film Series takes place at The Noyes Museum of Stockton in the heart of Downtown Hammonton's ART DISTRICT.

Brought to you by,
The Hammonton Green Committee, The Noyes Museum of Stockton and The Hammonton Art Society

Vineland hospital uses art to ease cancer's pain

VINELAND -- South Jersey Healthcare's new cancer center was designed to make its patients feel more at ease, with light colors and skylights that allow as much natural light as possible.


http://www.thedailyjournal.com/article/20110124/NEWS01/101240321/Vineland-hospital-uses-art-to-ease-cancer-s-pain

Dawn Carroll    "Princi pum amcitias"

The Noyes Museum of Art – Hammonton Gallery

5 Second Street, Hammonton, NJ, 08037 ∙ www.noyesmuseum.org

YEA Young Emerging Artists Exhibit

Exhibit Dates: February 11- April 7, 2011

Reception Date: Friday, February 11th

Time: 6 - 8 p.m.

Location: Noyes Hammonton (see address above)

The Young Emerging Artists Project of South Jersey is a series of events that will provide opportunities for emerging artists from Southern New Jersey and the surrounding region. The program was created to recognize emerging artists, ages 18 or older and working in a diversity of styles and media, who wish to establish themselves in a professional artistic career. Exhibitions will be held simultaneously between the Noyes and the Perkins Center for the Arts. The Noyes exhibition will be held February 11th-April 7th with a free reception on February 11th, 6:00-8:00pm. The Perkins Center for the Arts exhibit will begin on February 14th until March 26th, 2011 with an opening reception that will be held on March 12th from 6:00-8:00 pm. For more information visit: www.perkinscenter.org/.

Aileen Bassis of Jersey City, NJ                   Martin Blender of Southampton, NJ
Jo Bradney of Morris Plains, NJ                   Dawn Carroll of Hammonton, NJ
Fred Everett of Hamilton Twp., NJ               Colleen Gahrmann of Spotswood, NJ
Jill Baker- Gower of Sewell, NJ                       Joseph Gower of Sewell, NJ
Laura Guzzo of West Deptford, NJ               Dwight Harris of Lambertville
Warren Holzman of Philadelphia, PA            Kelly Lynd of Pitman, NJ
Linda Mehnert of Palmyra, NJ                         Emily Luce
Ariana Mirable of Point Pleasant, NJ             Gwendolyn Nikkles of Elmer, NJ
Darcy Post of Franklinville, NJ                       Judith Rosenthal of Cherry Hill, NJ
Lucie Seaman of Aston, PA                           Bonnie Shanas of Cherry Hill, NJ
Reta Sweeney of Woodbury, NJ                    Robin Wesner of Lindwood, NJ

Very timely, the Noyes Museum currently has an exhibition on this tragedy.

"Israel arrests suspect in Srebrenica Massacre"

By the CNN Wire StaffJanuary 18, 2011 8:53 a.m. EST

http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/meast/01/18/israel.massacre.extradition/index.html?hpt=Sbin

Call for Artists

Through “Colors of Hope” South Jersey Healthcare is investing in the health and well-being of the patients and communities that it serves, by committing to providing them with healing environments, supported by appropriate artwork from regional artists. The Frank & Edith Scarpa Regional Cancer Pavilion at SJH Regional Medical Center will exhibit twenty meaningful works of art by respected local artists. The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton College (NMA), in partnership with the Cumberland County Cultural and Heritage Commission (CCCH) and South Jersey Healthcare’s Frank and Edith Scarpa Regional Cancer Pavilion has developed a new Healing Arts Program and is seeking your involvement.

 

This opportunity is because of funding restrictions, is only available to artists who reside in Cumberland County. Please click on the link for an application. http://noyesmuseum.org/resources/SJH%20Call%20for%20Artists%20RFP.pdf

Join Us!

Wednesday, February 9: 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Artist Lecture by Mel Leipzig: “My Work”

Regular admission, Members & Stockton students free -See other side for more information-

Renowned artist Mel Leipzig will discuss his own work in the exhibition Mel Leipzig: Life on view at the Noyes Museum of Art, Oceanville from Jan 14-May 29, 2011. Particular moments and places are gently enshrined by this nationally known artist. Working on location, never from photos, Leipzig creates large portraits crammed with meticulous environmental detail. Leipzig will work on site weekly on Wednesdays at the Noyes Museum to capture the museum’s interior and staff members.

TEACHERS’ WORKSHOP: Touch: Beyond Sight –

presented by the artist Carol Saylor,Monday, March 21, 9am–2:30 pm, $50 - 5 professional development hours. Morning refreshments & lunch included. http://noyesmuseum.org/resources/TeachersRegistrationForm_Mar2011.pdf

Carol B. Saylor, http://www.carolsaylor.com/
Carol B. Saylor. Portfolio of the Philadelphia based, visually impared artist.