Archive for 'Tag Archives: 'art''
Joan Snyder: Intimate Works
April 27, 2011—Joan Snyder speaks about her expressionistic prints and paintings, which will be highlighted at the Zimmerli Art Museum. [...]
CoLAB Arts in New Brunswick opens “Still Segues”
April 20, 2011—Community-Focused Art in the Hub City. [...]
The Rocky Horror Show and Asbury Park: Let Your Freak Flags Fly
October 27, 2010—Call it the quirky, little play that inspired a world-wide cult following. The Rocky Horror Show began as homage to horror films and science fiction at the Royal Court’s [...]
Surflight Theatre: Sand, Surf, and Songs.
September 02, 2010—Tucked away on a cozy street in Beach Haven on the family beach getaway that is Long Beach Island, the Surflight Theatre churns out productions like ice cream sundaes [...]
Mel Leipzig, Painter
October 09, 2008—Celebrated realist painter Mel Leipzig, from Trenton, NJ, is as prolific at 73 as he has ever been. State of the Arts producer Eric Schultz chatted with Leipzig recently [...]
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Nick Paleologos, Executive Director, New Jersey State Council on the Arts
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Opera New Jersey’s 2011 Summer Season
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The Jersey Mystique.
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Opera's Appeal
I have sung four solo concerts, three of them three hours long at that
Lee Sellars of "Twelve Angry Men" at George Street Playhouse
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