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Gallery: Hoboken Historical Museum - Upper Gallery

Hoboken Historical Museum - Upper Gallery

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Art exhibitions in the Upper Gallery of the Hoboken Historical Museum, Hoboken, N.J.

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July 01, 2012
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  1. For Tom Yezerski, all roads seemed to lead to the Meadowlands. Literally. As a recent transplant to New Jersey from Allentown, Pa., Yezerski moved to Rutherford 14 years ago seeking a reasonably affordable community close enough to New York City for him to pursue his dream of becoming an established children’s bo...

  2. www.hobokenmuseum.org Will open in a new tab or window --- En plein Air: Seeking a Sensation, by Raymond Smith ---- Hoboken’s physical character is known for its storied waterfront, its compact and walkable streets, and its rows of well-preserved late-Victorian homes. But not since the Elysian Fields were converted to industrial use in the early...

  3. www.hobokenmuseum.org Will open in a new tab or window ---- Hoboken Historical Museum, Upper Gallery, Hoboken From Afar: Photomontages by Roslyn Rose, Sept. 15 – Nov. 4, 2012. ---- A New Jersey native and longtime Hoboken resident, Rose credits her travels abroad for her latest series of photo montages. The foregrounds of her artworks include sl...

  4. www.hobokenmuseum.org Will open in a new tab or window ----- Hoboken in Print: Hand-cut Stencil Screen Prints by Ricardo Roig. --- Ricardo Roig, a young artist who moved to Hoboken in 2009 after finishing college, has long been an admirer of the Impressionist painters. Hoboken became his muse, he said, in part because its architecture reminded hi...

  5. www.hobokenmuseum.org Will open in a new tab or window Ta-Da! Artworks by Beth Lucas -- For head scenic artist Beth Lucas, the Macy's Parade Studio's move from Hoboken to Moonachie last year was bittersweet. While the new facility offers better lighting and working conditions, she misses being surrounded by historic details scattered throughout t...