Hamilton Jewelers is proud to support Trenton City Museum’s 41st Ellarslie Open Art Event.
ELLARSLIE OPEN 41 EO41
July 13 to September 29, 2024
Opening Weekend
Saturday, July 13: 4:00-6:30 p.m.
Artists and Members Reception with Prize Announcements
Sunday, July 14: 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Public Reception
President
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Patricia
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Treasurer Charles
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Recording
Jean Shaddow
David Bosted
Kaye Collins
Karl J. Flesch
Carol Hill
Beverly Keese-Kelley
Jane Malloy
Linda McRae
Michael Newman
Janis Purcell
Sarah Unger
Bonnye Randolph
TIntroduction
Thank You from the EO Team!
he members of the Ellarslie Open committee are proud to present Ellarslie Open 41, the annual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
With thanks,
Debbie Gorczycki
Sarah Unger
Ellarslie Open 41
Coordinators
Ellarslie Open 41 Committee:
Debbie Gorszycki and Sarah Unger, Coordinators
Kaye Collins
Jan Applebaum, Exhibition Catalog Design
Elizabeth Aubrey
Kaye Collins
Carol Hill
Deniece Johnson
Deborah Oliver
Joan Perkes, Board President
Ellarslie Open 41 Volunteers:
Wanda Austin
Eileen Baldwin
Ken Duarte
Deborah Eater
Phyllis Favata
Mary Kay Girmsheid
Barbara Lear
Mike Newman
Rochelle Newman
George Olexa
Alexandra Pietsch
Here at Trenton City Museum there’s no excitement quite like the Ellarslie Open kind of excitement. Every committee participates, every trustee “comes to work”, everyone involved delivers.
Our premier annual event allows us to embrace the totality of who we are –our story, our trustees and volunteers, our donors and sponsors, our artists, and our community.
We give meticulous attention to the selection of our juror, which you see reflected in the number and range of entries and the quality of the exhibition. The Ellarslie Open committee members and volunteers consistently deliver a superior exhibition and opening weekend, and I can’t thank them enough.
Many of you know it has been a challenging year for the Museum, with building issues forcing us to close for a while and to demonstrate flexibility yet again – something we have become quite good at! We thank
A Message from Joan Perkes President, Trenton Museum Society
our members, volunteers, and friends for their patience and their continued good cheer.
We hope you will visit this show more than once and support the artists with a purchase. If you see me, stop and ask about our current and upcoming programming and our new series of cultural lectures. And remember: It is always a perfect time to become a member.
Finally, I love writing the President’s letter for the EO catalog. This year the exercise contained an element of the bittersweet, as it is my last year as President of TMS. I plan to continue working with the Museum and reaching out to the community as part of the Museum family.
Thank you for your support over the years. It has been an honor and a joy.
Best, Joan
TIntroduction
Thank You from the EO Team!
he members of the Ellarslie annual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
Ellarslie Open 41 Committee:
We thank these Award Sponsors for supporting artists of the Ellarslie Open
n Mel Leipzig
n Award in Memory of Robert Sakson
n Garden State Watercolor Society
n Diane Ciccone and Kali MacMillan
n Deniece Johnson
n Stephen Bruce
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
With thanks,
Debbie Gorczycki
n Michael and Sarah Unger
n Hunter Research
n Deborah Gorczycki
n Jerry’s Artarama
n Joan Perkes and Harry Georgeson
n John Weeden, in memory of Frank Weeden and Vera Weeden
Programming is made possible, in part, by grant support from the Mercer County Division of Culture and Heritage, in partnership with the New Jersey Historical Commission Division of Cultural Affairs/Department of State; the Bunbury Fund of the Princeton Area Community Foundation; the New Jersey Arts and Culture Recovery Fund; and NJM.
Sarah Unger
Ellarslie Open 41
Kimberly Camp, Juror
It is not hyperbole to say that the overall quality of the work submitted for this juried exhibition is truly exceptional – praise I do not often offer. Were it not for the physical constraints of the space, there would be more art for us all to enjoy. That being said, congratulations to all of you whose works are displayed here at Trenton City Museum’s Ellarslie Open 41. Its significance demonstrates the critical need for us to communicate our ideas – our very humanity in creative ways, especially now when sometimes the words are difficult to say and hear. Art speaks in a voice that touches our psyche.
I chose work that reflects different aesthetic traditions, unique insights in commonplace things, intimate personal reflections, joy and profound beauty. These paintings drawings and sculpture call our attention to the ways in which successful art compels us to look closely, examining the parts of each work and how they create the
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whole of a moment in time and place. There is a lot to be said for knowing how to look at art that seems so simple, but that depends on the connections between its formal elements and what we see.
Dr. Albert Barnes believed that artists perceived at a higher level than other people, and that if you could teach people to see the way that an artist sees, it would enhance their ability to perceive, that process would build critical problem-solving skills, and you could therefore build a better democracy. So, through contrasting and comparing the formal elements of art, students through discourse would find Meaning. When challenged with the crazed pace dictated by technology and social media, what we tend to forget is discourse.
I challenge the viewers to talk to each other about what you see in these works of art. Share openly what captures your attention. Stories and interpretations may
TIntroduction
Thank You from the EO Team!
he members of the Ellarslie Open committee are proud to present Ellarslie Open 41, the annual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
come later, but first look at light, line, color and space. Examine how the creators have combined those elements to say something about the world in which we live. Use that examination as a pathway to understanding the unspoken words that are intertwined in brush strokes, pencils, pens and chisels. In this visually rich environment, we can all be compelled to understand that every one is capable of making great beauty. It’s the common thread that unites us all.
Kimberly Camp
Juror, Ellarslie Open 41
July 2024
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
With thanks,
Debbie Gorczycki
Sarah Unger
Ellarslie Open 41
Coordinators
Ellarslie Open 41 Committee:
Debbie Gorszycki and Sarah Unger, Coordinators
Kaye Collins
Jan Applebaum, Exhibition Catalog Design
Elizabeth Aubrey
Kaye Collins
Carol Hill
Deniece Johnson
Ellarslie Open 41 Volunteers:
Wanda Austin
Eileen Baldwin
Ken Duarte
Kimberly Camp’s paintings and dolls have appeared in over 100 solo and group exhibitions. She has received two NEA fellowships and is a Kellogg National Leadership Program Fellow. Camp also served as a museum president and CEO for 25 years and has taught at several colleges and universities. She founded Galerie Marie where people can see her work and that of over 200 international artists. She has been featured in Nouvel Objet, FiberArts,National Geographic World, the Village Voice and Smithsonian. Camp received the 2020 ACC Award of Excellence: Craft Makes Us Human for her debut show with the organization, and the Gold Award/Best of Show at the 51st Annual Peters Valley Craft Fair.
Mike Newman Rochelle Newman
Deborah Eater
Phyllis Favata Mary Kay Girmsheid
George Olexa Alexandra Pietsch
Works of Art on Display
Frank Arcamone
Einstein’s House
Digital image on canvas$200
Ron Balerno
DragonFly
Relief Print on Acid free paper
Joy Barth ANZO BOREGO
$450
Oil pastel, china marker, coffee on paper$947
A Bascove
Seeing Blue gouache, pencil, fabric, thread, photography, color chips
$9,500
Nicolette Belletier
From Olana
Oil and iridescent pigment on canvas $1,500
Alia Bensliman
Symbiotic Juxtaposition
Handmade Watercolor on Arches Paper
Ronald Berlin
Ryessa Oil on masonite panel$900
Anita Bhala
Philly Photograph $200
Anita Bhala Curiosity
Photograph $300
Amy Block
Winter Textures
Acrylic paint, watercolor, paint markers, tissue paper collage on paper $750
Bonnie Block ‘Spring Aspens’ Glass on Glass Mosaic$1,400
Gregory Blue Autumn Fields
$8,400
Raymond Brown Elayna in Black Tanktop
$2,050
TSean Carney
Works of Art on Display
Thank You from the EO Team!
he members of the Ellarslie Open committee are proud to present Ellarslie Open 41, the annual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
The Other Corner
Wood stain on wood$1,800
Thomas Chiola
The Commuter
Acrylics on canvas$110
Sue Chiu
Fat Tripod with Golden Sox
Stoneware clay
John Cinco
Gaza
Digital print on Epson
$600
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
velvet fine art paper$750
Frumi Cohen
American elk
Framed Photograph $175
Daisy Cohen
After Hours
Acrylic on Plastic$1,500
Patrick Compagnucci
Steel Pier
With thanks,
Photograph $195
Debbie Gorczycki
Sarah Unger
Ellarslie Open 41 Coordinators
Helene Condouris
Ellarslie Open 41 Committee:
Archway to Marshes
Pastel
Debbie Gorszycki and Sarah Unger, Coordinators
$495
Rob Cuff
Kaye Collins
Busker #2
Jan Applebaum, Exhibition Catalog Design
Oil on cotton canvas$600
Elizabeth Aubrey
Kaye Collins
Morris Docktor
Carol Hill
Deborah Oliver Joan Perkes, Board President
Frederick Douglass
Deniece Johnson
Portrait study
Charcoal and white chalk on
Ellarslie Open 41 Volunteers:
cotton fiber paper
Wanda Austin
$1,500
Eileen Baldwin
Ken Duarte
Barbara Lear
Mike Newman
Rochelle Newman
Deborah Eater
Elise Dodeles
George Olexa
Portrait of Anderson
Phyllis Favata
Oil on linen
Mary Kay Girmsheid
Bill Donnelly
Pond Ripples
Alexandra Pietsch
$1,850
Wax crayon on paper$2,750
James Dupree
Free Steamboat Willie, I Can’t Breathe
Mixed media on panel$12,500
James Dupree
Free Steamboat Willie, Laws of the Universe
Emmett Till
Mixed media and resin on panel
Stephen Durkee
$12,500
Capital Singers of Trenton
Watercolor on 300 lb Winsor
Newton Paper $350
Ann Eaton Darlington
White Cedar Swamp
Archival Cotton Paper, Wood Frame
Anne Elliott
$290
Susannah and the Elders
Sharpie, mylar, colored papers
Eva MarieFaith
Chroma
$350
Acrylic on Panel$300
Lisa Falkenstern
Evening Smoke Oil on Wood
$5,000
Lisa Falkenstern
Floating Oil on Wood
Tess Fields
$5,000
Kate Pieced Together
Watercolor on paper$800
Daniel Finaldi
The Playground Oil on canvas
Daniel Finaldi
$7,000
Playground II with Rising Moon Oil on canvas
$6,500
Daniel Finaldi
Maria Schneider at Birdland Oil on canvas
Louise Fiore
Dinosaur
$7,000
Digital Pigment Print$250
Eileen Foti
Breathe
Lithography with chine collé on handmade paper$850
TMichael Gale
Flight
Photograph
Anne Gannon
Works of Art on Display
Thank You from the EO Team!
he members of the Ellarslie Open committee are proud to present Ellarslie Open 41, the annual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
$200
Tyler State Park
Oils on canvas
Ofrat Gilady-Sten Mountains
Porcelain, hand-built
coils
Rebecca Graham
Calypso
$850
Nancie Gunkelman
Ellarslie Open 41 Committee:
Into Africa
Debbie Gorszycki and Sarah Unger, Coordinators
Paper, glue, acrylic pens, canvas
Kaye Collins
Geri Hahn
Jan Applebaum, Exhibition Catalog Design
Elizabeth Aubrey
Kaye Collins
Carol Hill
$300
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
Stoneware clay$1,800
Diane Greenberg
Waiting For A Ride
Watercolor on paper$1,000
Jamie Greenfield
The Painter
Alkyd oils on canvas$1,700
John Gummere
Nocturne with Fox
Oil on Canvas$1,300
With thanks,
Debbie Gorczycki
Sarah Unger
Ellarslie Open 41 Coordinators
$2,000
Too Much, Too Much, Get Me Out of Here - Las Vegas
Deniece Johnson
Deborah Oliver
Joan Perkes, Board President
Silk & linen on linen, cotton, metallic thread & floss$5,000
Ellarslie Open 41 Volunteers:
Wanda Austin
Geri Hahn
Eileen Baldwin
Ken Duarte
Barbara Lear Mike Newman
Another Cold Night
Deborah Eater
Phyllis Favata
Rochelle Newman
George Olexa
Silk on silk, hemp floss, cotton thread, glass beads$3,600
Mary Kay Girmsheid
Zoe Hansen
Alexandra Pietsch
Sunflower Fields
Digital Art
Lisa Hendrickson
Pensive
Mixed media: oil, acrylic, torn paper
Audrey Jakab
Amulet #4
$400
$1,200
Balsa wood, miniature wire train trees, cut wood pieces, paint, wooden toy block base$850
Audrey Jakab Pferd
Balsa wood, Erzgebirge Germany
wooden toy horse, beads, pipe cleaner, imitation gold leaf, paint
$850
Frank Jones wifi wars
Mixed media, collage, oil paint on paper
$1,000
Donna Kaye Sprinkles
Watercolor on watercolor paper $200.00
Lisa Kennedy
Waiting for a Ride
Acrylic on canvas$1,800
Jennifer Kish
Inland Sea
Jennifer Kish
Joan Lasota
4H-Fair Favorite
Photograph printed on archival paper $200
Stephanie Magdziak
GOD
Charcoal, graphite, ink, pastel on Rives de Lin paper$7,000
Dominic Martelli ‘The Creek Bed in Winter’ Oil on canvas
$2,100
Barbara Martin Truth Teller
Acrylic, oil pastel and pencil on cradled plywood$800
Margaret Miccio Ghosts of Factories
Past III Mixed media
$1,500
Arlene Milgram
Anxiety Machine
Paper, pins, thread, markers $1,000
TEdward Mills
Works of Art on Display
Thank You from the EO Team!
he members of the Ellarslie Open committee are proud to present Ellarslie Open 41, the annual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
Many Times Over #5
Oil on board
Margie Milne
Portrait of Clara
$5,000
Charcoal on paper$1,000
Pearl Mintzer
Love and Smile
Mixed Media computer graphics, oil paint, neon paint
Christopher Monteiro
Breezy Day
Watercolor on 300lb
Fabriano paper
Florence Moonan
Imagine
$2,750
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
Paul Mordetsky
Ellarslie Open 41 Committee:
Amanda Oil on Arches Paper on panel
Debbie Gorszycki and Sarah Unger, Coordinators
Kaye Collins
Caryn Newman
Jan Applebaum, Exhibition Catalog Design
Elizabeth Aubrey
$1,200
Organic Pedestal Bowl
Kaye Collins
Ceramic $995
Carol Hill
Deniece Johnson
Deborah Oliver Joan Perkes, Board President
Robert O’Boyle From Here to There with Dante and Vergil
Ellarslie Open 41 Volunteers:
Wanda Austin
Eileen Baldwin
Barbara Lear
$750
Venetian plaster, tints, acrylic, graphite on cradleboard$3,600
Paul Mordetsky
Redhead
Oil on Arches Paper on panel
With thanks,
Debbie Gorczycki
Sarah Unger
Ellarslie Open 41 Coordinators
$1,200
Ken Duarte
Deborah Eater
Mike Newman
Transparent Watercolor on Rag Paper
Rochelle Newman
$850
George Olexa
Andrew O’Connor
Phyllis Favata
Alexandra Pietsch
Winter Shadow
Mary Kay Girmsheid
Pencil and watercolor on paper
Jody Olcott
$425
Knock ‘em Dead /Riverine Rabbit (endangered)
Oil, paper, reclaimed wood and found objects$6,000
Deborah Paglione
The Walk
Acrylic on plexiglass in reverse
$2,400
Michael Pascucci
Night Terrors
Lance Paull
Enticement
Acrylic on paper$1,200
Katharine Philip Fungi 3
Cold wax, graphite, china marker on yupo paper$2,200
Albert Pizzutello Floaters
Artistic Paper $130
Rhinold Ponder
Love Theory
Mixed Media (acrylic, collage) on canvas $3,000
Pat Proniewski
Nocturne
Birgit Raders-Eichinger ‘COURAGE’
Abstract Mixed Media Acrylic
Collage on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
Robert Rankin
Rankin
Robert Rankin
Lucia Ravens FLOW
Video NFS Mick Ricereto
TKristen Russo
Works of Art on Display
Thank You from the EO Team!
he members of the Ellarslie Open committee are proud to present Ellarslie Open 41, the annual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
London Black and White
Photograph on Archival Paper
Laura Rutherford Renner
First Bite
$400
Deirdre Sheean
Ellarslie Open 41 Committee:
The Quiet Conversation
Debbie Gorszycki and Sarah Unger, Coordinators
Kaye Collins
Acrylic and pencil on mixed media paper
C.a. Shofed
Jan Applebaum, Exhibition Catalog Design
Rescue
Elizabeth Aubrey
Oil on poplar panel$825
Laura Rutherford Renner
Firefly Oil on poplar panel$850
Laura Rutherford Renner
Dusk Oil on poplar panel$825
Hiran Sarkar
Corridor
Acrylic and Canvas$2,000
Joseph Schembri
Junior’s Groove
Mixed Media
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
Gwenn Seemel
Oh No! Thoughts
Won’t Go.
With thanks,
$600
Kaye Collins
Photograph
Carol Hill
Deniece Johnson
$845
Deborah Oliver Joan Perkes, Board President
$875
Janet Marion Simmons
Hip, Hop, Polka Dot
Ellarslie Open 41 Volunteers:
Wanda Austin
High fired ceramic with glazes
Eileen Baldwin
Ken Duarte
John Slavin
Deborah Eater
Barbara Lear Mike Newman
$200
Rochelle Newman
George Olexa
Acrylic on wood$2,000
Debbie Gorczycki
Sarah Unger
Ellarslie Open 41
Coordinators
Cold Beer, Oaxaca
Phyllis Favata
Photography/ Pigment print
Mary Kay Girmsheid
Alexandra Pietsch
$900
Anne Stefane Day of the Dead
Digital and paper$100
Roman Szolkowski
Votive Chair
Mixed media sculpture$5,000
Karen Terry Communal Mass
Sumi Ink Wash on Paper
$500
David W Timothy
Weeping Buddhas
Photograph on Canon Pro
Platinum Photo Paper$3,800
Ani Vassileva
Nadia’s Tree
Hand-printed hand-painted woodcut on Japanese paper
$2,500
Charles David Viera
Polar Presence
Acrylic on Board $1,295
Heather Walano One Moment Oil on Canvas
Sarita Wilson
Still Standing
$900
Photographic print$175
Sarita Wilson
Layers of Namibia
Matted 10x20 photographic print
$250
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annual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
With thanks,
Debbie Gorczycki
Sarah
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Ellarslie Open 41
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Tannual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
With thanks,
Debbie Gorczycki
Sarah Unger
Ellarslie Open 41
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Richard Strauss: Serenade in E Flat Major, Op. 7
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Malcom Arnold: Four Scottish Dances
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Richard Strauss: Serenade in E Flat Major, Op. 7
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Johannes Brahms: Serenade No. 2 in A Major, Op 16
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Antonin Dvorak: Serenade in D minor, Op. 44
Thank You
Tannual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
With thanks,
Debbie Gorczycki
Sarah Unger
Ellarslie Open 41
Deborah Oliver Board President
Rochelle Newman
Alexandra Pietsch
Tannual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
With thanks,
Gorczycki
Dan Benson Mercer County Executive
Tannual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
With thanks, Thank You
Debbie Gorczycki
Unger
Wanda Austin Barbara Lear
Thank You
Tannual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
Congratulations on the Ellarslie Open 41
With thanks,
Debbie Gorczycki
Sarah
Unger
Ellarslie Open 41
John Gummere
26 East Trenton Avenue
Thank You
Morrisville, PA 19067
215.817.8531
Tjgummere@gmail.com
StudioJohnGummere.com be.net/JohnGummere
Solo Exhibit thru August 10:
Boston Street Gallery
2539 East Boston Street, Philadelphia 215.739.4999
bostonstreetgallery@gmail.com
bostonstreetartgallery.com
Friday – Saturday, 12 – 5 pm
annual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
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• In Trenton’s Mill Hill District, a downtown location just a short walk from the Trenton Train Station, restaurants and cultural institutions.
Debbie Gorczycki
Sarah Unger
Ellarslie Open 41
Wanda Austin Barbara Lear
Saturday Jazz • Oil on canvas
Tannual juried show that highlights the incredible diversity and talent of artists from across the region and beyond. This year’s exhibition showcases a wide array of work within the genres of painting, sculpture, photography, digital art, and works on paper that, together, offer a rich and uplifting visual experience.
The 110 works on display were selected with care and expertise by juror Kimberly Camp from 550 entered pieces, then were laid out and hung by our dedicated team of exhibition volunteers. Join us at Trenton City Museum to explore the compelling works that are a testament to the cultural vitality of our surrounding community. We invite you to dig into this exceptional display –and perhaps come back another time or two to catch EO41 and all that Trenton City Museum offers!
With thanks,
Debbie Gorczycki
Wanda Austin Barbara Lear
Chiacchio Southview Funeral Home
990 South Broad Street
Chiacchio Southview Funeral Home
Chiacchio Southview Funeral Home
990 South Broad Street
Trenton, NJ 08611
Phone: 609-396-4686
990 South Broad Street
Trenton, NJ 08611
Phone: 609-396-4686
Trenton, NJ 08611
Family owned and operated for 40 years. ATrenton Art Deco
Phone: 609-396-4686
landmark building. Not a corporation or partnership. You will encounter compassionate service from our staff, two beautifully decorated, spacious, and comfortable family lounge areas, off-street convenient parking facilities with handicap access, assistance with social security, SSI/Medicaid, and Veterans benefits at modest costs.
Family owned and operated for 40 years. A Trenton Art Deco landmark building. Not a corporation or partnership. You will encounter compassionate service from our staff, two beautifully decorated, spacious, and comfortable family lounge areas, off-street convenient parking facilities with handicap access, assistance with social security, SSI/Medicaid, and Veterans benefits at modest costs.
David C. Chiacchio, CFSP
Family owned and operated for 40 years. ATrenton Art Deco landmark building. Not a corporation or partnership. You will encounter compassionate service from our staff, two beautifully decorated, spacious, and comfortable family lounge areas, off-street convenient parking facilities with handicap access, assistance with social security, SSI/Medicaid, and Veterans benefits at modest costs.
David C. Chiacchio, CFSP
Owner/Manager: NJ Lic. 3449
Owner/Manager: NJ Lic. 3449
David C. Chiacchio, CFSP
PA Lic. No. FD013019L
PA Lic. No. FD013019L
Owner/Manager: NJ Lic. 3449
PA Lic. No. FD013019L
PaulaA. Morocco, CFSP
Paula A. Morocco, CFSP
NJ Lic. 3826
NJ Lic. 3826
Paula A. Morocco, CFSP
NJ Lic. 3826
Rhonda L. Rivera
Rhonda L. Rivera
NJ Lic. 5090
NJ Lic. 5090
Rhonda L. Rivera
NJ Lic. 5090
Email: DCC990@aol.com
Web: www.chiacchiosouthview.com
Email: DCC990@aol.com Web: www.chiacchiosouthview.com
Email: DCC990@aol.com Web: www.chiacchiosouthview.com
As a Quaker-affiliated, nonsectarian 501(c)(3) organization, Mercer Street Friends is dedicated to nourishing minds and bodies, empowering families and communities, with a focus on FOOD, FAMILY, and EDUCATION
Headquartered in Trenton, since 1958, Mercer Street Friends’ Food Bank, Preschool, Trenton Community Schools Initiative, and Parent and Family Engagement Programs address poverty and the physical and emotional trauma it creates for children, families, and communities. To