Current Exhibit

November-December 2024:

“A GIFT OF ART”: Public Entry Showcase

Come enjoy the beautiful works of our community of artists! Watercolor, acrylic, photography, sculpture and more!
Public Reception will take place Sat, Dec 7th from 2-4pm.

Featuring the art of:
John Muller, Pat Barnes, Megan Dugan, Ann Kelly, Teresa Li, Sharon Kuist, Suzy Sherbine, Dianne M. Maloney, Pat Hanson, Clarissa Pogoda, Frank Sollecito, Marlaine Schiman, Janice Mclaughlin, Carmen Rivera, Warren Parton, Joseph Zhou, Maurice Pearson, Emily Klassen, AJ Bahooshian, Jesse Hickman, Lily Deskis, Cathy Marsh, Jaime Defuria, Via Hunter

October 2024:

Joseph Zhou: Dark Fantasy Artist!

Come revel in the gorgeously detailed and hauntingly beautiful work of Joseph Zhou, Dark Fantasy Artist and alumnus of the Center for the Arts!
Open Gallery Hours are Monday nights 430-8pm, for more showings, contact us!

Reception is open to the public and will take place Saturday, October 12th from 2-4pm. Please come celebrate this amazing artist!

September 2024:

Center Teachers’ Show!

Our fabulous teaching staff are getting to show off their gorgeous skills! Come join us for the reception on September 14th from 2-4pm, and remember a portion of all proceeds go to help the Center itself!

June 2024:

Children’s Art Show 2024!

Come Join in the voting fun and choose the winners of our Children’s’ Art Show 2024! We’re so proud of our fantastic students! Open Reception June 15th 1-3pm.

May 2024:

April 2024:

New Jersey in Black and White: The Film Photography of Frank Sollecito

FAS PHOTO 609-529-3826 www.fasphoto.net

Taking photos has been a passion of mine since I was kid in high school and by my senior year in 1974 I would begin my journey into the professional world of photography.

From film to digital, then back to film, my journey has gone full circle retuning me back to my roots. There was a magic to film photography that captivated me from day one. Once again I have fully embraced the magic of this medium.

All the images created for this exhibit have been captured exclusively on black and white film as I traveled in and around my home state during the past 4 years.