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  • Luminate | monmoutharts

    ARTSPACE 105 ArtSpace 105 is the official micro-gallery of Monmouth Arts. It is located at 105 Monmouth Street in Red Bank (next to the Count Basie Center for the Arts). Apply to exhibit work here . Luminate Inspired Minds Fine Art School Students Exhibit Dates: December 18, 2021 - January 7, 2022 Luminate is an exhibition celebrating the talented graduating seniors at Inspired Minds Fine Art School. Stop by to view the artwork in person or check out the digital gallery below. Our gallery visiting hours are Monday through Friday, 11:00 am - 3:30 pm. Cynthia Clark "Car by the Beach" oil Riley Haynes "Sally" pastel Allison Borkenhagen "Self-Portrait" mixed media collage Caroline Nolan "Lemon Water" mixed media collage Allison Borkenhagen "Feast on Life" gouache James Bonanno "The Gondola" oil Perri Polyviou "Ban Pesticides" oil Emma Dumaresq "The Hand" oil Samantha Nicolson "Good Vibrations" oil Madeline Frohnhoefer "Footprints in the Sand" oil Molly Chrampanis "Love Me" oil Marissa Russo "The Raven" ink Riley Haynes "Marilyn Monroe" oil Molly Chrampanis "Money" oil Paige Larson "Bob Marley" oil Emma Dumaresq "The Girl" oil Allison Borkenhagen "Saturation" marker Madeline Frohnhoefer "Untitled" oil Molly Chrampanis "Power" oil Clare Gibb "Fireman's Fair" oil Caroline Nolan "Saintly Serenity" oil Sarah Merkel "A Beautiful Bond" oil James Bonanno "Amalfi Coast" oil Clare Gibb "Greece" oil Caroline Nolan "Hula High" oil

  • ROAMING ARTHOUSE | monmoutharts

    Roaming ArtHouse is a series of art parties that feature the different homes and art collections of Monmouth County residents throughout the year to benefit Monmouth Arts. A SERIES OF ART PARTIES IN MONMOUTH COUNTY 2024 SCHEDULE Please note that all individual tickets are nonrefundable. RESIDENCE OF CARYL SILLS JUNE 7, 2024 TINTON FALLS -- Join us to experience the remarkable art collection of Caryl Sills. Her serene contemporary townhouse in Tinton Falls is museum-like in its presentation and the scope of artwork featured throughout. Caryl and her late husband Charles' carefully documented collection features mainly 20th-century ceramics, prints, paintings, and some Native American and African pieces. Noted artists in the collection include Ruth Duckworth, Alexander Calder, Peter Voulkos, Robert Motherwell, Joan Miro, and Richard DeVore. Not to be overlooked are the striking figurative paintings and sculptures created by Charles, who was a renowned surgeon and prolific artist who had exhibited locally and in New York. The evening will include an art tour, wine and an appetizer buffet. RSVP WHAT IS ROAMING ARTHOUSE? Roaming ArtHouse is a series of art parties that feature the different homes and art collections of Monmouth County residents throughout the year to benefit Monmouth Arts. Every Roaming ArtHouse includes a tour of the art collection, libations & appetizers, and a musical performance. This series appeals to all types of art lovers in the community, from local artists to realtors to collectors. It provides a unique opportunity to gather in an intimate setting to celebrate a common thread while raising funds for an important cause. Check below to see which residences are featured next. Detailed information about each home is available through the ticket link, and addresses will be disclosed with purchase confirmation. Monmouth Arts members receive a discount on each ticket. PAST RESIDENCES REIS & BAKER RESIDENCE 07.14.23 Neptune Township, NJ A reflection of Victoria Reis and Brian Baker's innovations within the visual arts field and music industry, featured artwork includes photography by Bob Gruen, visionary folk art by R.A. Miller, and an extensive mix of paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures and photography by internationally based artists who have been a part of Transformer, the Washington, DC based non-profit organization Reis founded in 2002 and continues to propel. HONECKER RESIDENCE 12.6.19 SHREWSBURY, NJ The Honecker collection is a combination of inherited treasures, personal works, and international finds. HAGBERG RESIDENCE 3.8.19 RUMSON, NJ The Hagberg’s collection is a fun and eclectic mix of styles and time periods that work together to reinforce their belief in owning what you like to look at every day. KUPERBERG & GIFFLER RESIDENCE 06.02.23 FREEHOLD, NJ Dra wing inspiration from history, movies, and theater, Nelson’s personal design touch offers much to be admired throughout the dramatic rooms and winding hallways. A walk through this eclectic home will leave you discovering new things in every secret nook and cranny. ANDREACH RESIDENCE 7.26.19 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ The Andreach residence has utterly distracting views of Sandy Hook and the New York City skyline. The paintings in their home were created from its water views by Lauren, an award-winning oil painter. JORDAN RESIDENCE 11.9.18 MONMOUTH BEACH, NJ Built in 1890 and restored to its original glory, art is everywhere from the moment you enter this home! GRANT RESIDENCE 06.18.20 RED BANK, NJ The Grant home embodies a blending of antiques with newer elements, creating the joyful atmosphere of a most welcoming living space, encompassing the time-honored wedding adage, ”something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.” ELLIS RESIDENCE 5.17.19 OCEAN GROVE, NJ Bob Ellis’ 1925 house is a visual cacophony of street, folk, and outsider art with a mix of whimsy that blends into a welcoming and eclectic collection. MEENAN RESIDENCE 6.1.18 RED BANK, NJ Experience a range of history in this c.1900 home, from an original Picasso to the eyeglasses of Ella Fitzgerald!

  • Artist Registry - Graphic Design & Illustration | Monmouth Arts

    Monmouth Arts artist registry in the graphic design and illustration category. ARTIST REGISTRY GRAPHIC DESIGN / ILLUSTRATION Jackie Allen Illustration & Art (gouache) www.jackie-allen.com itsjackieallen@gmail.com Instagram: @jackie.allen_ Tom Grillo Illustration / Animation www.tomgrillo.com tom.grillo.mail@gmail.com Louis Rivera Digital Painting rivera149@gmail.com 732-922-2907 Mike Ciccotello Illustration www.ciccotello.com Facebook: Mike Ciccotello Instagram: @ciccotello Twitter: @ciccotello Mike Quon Design / Illustration www.quonart.com mikequon@mac.com 732-212-9200 Susan Fairgreive Graphic Design / Photography www.etsy.com/shop/TheCoastalCollection SusanFairgrieveDesign@gmail.com 732-642-4279 Cindy Lin Design www.cindylin2.journoportfolio.com 2006cindylin@gmail.com Lori Desmond Oaks Graphic Design/Illustration www.loridesmondoakes.com LDOdesign@mac.com Instagram: @LoriOakes

  • Accessibility | Monmouth Arts

    ACCESSIBILITY ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT Monmouth Arts is fully committed to providing equal access for all of its patrons, employees, and the public. Upon request, Monmouth Arts will make the necessary accommodations to allow individuals with special needs to participate in Monmouth Arts services, programs, and activities to the fullest extent possible. Monmouth Arts has a designated coordinator to facilitate compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), as required by Section 35.107 of the U.S. Department of Justice regulations, and to coordinate compliance with Sections 504 and 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. While the above laws mandate equal access to people with disabilities, Monmouth Arts makes it a priority to establish a workplace and environment that embrace the spirit of the law, ensuring an optimal experience for all. Information and other accessible materials will be made available on our website in a timely manner, and upon request, information will be made physically available in alternative formats. Monmouth Arts regularly reviews its policies and procedures to adapt, accommodate, and address any issues that might arise in regard to ADA compliance and will regularly assess its progress. ARTS ACCESS To learn more about resources and programming for seniors and individuals with disabilities, go to our Arts Access page . VISITING MONMOUTH ARTS New Jersey Transit riders can take any train on the North Jersey Coastline track directly to Red Bank. The Red Bank train station is located three blocks west of Monmouth Arts. New Jersey Transit Bus routes that pass near Monmouth Arts include 832, 834, and 838. For more New Jersey Transit schedule information visit www.njtransit.com. Designated parking for individuals with disabilities can be found in front of the Monmouth Arts office and across the street in the Borough of Red Bank parking lot. For accessibility requests or more information about Monmouth Arts and accessibility, please contact the Monmouth Arts ADA Coordinator, Connie Isbell, at 732-212-1890 ext 101 or connie@monmoutharts.org .

  • Signs of Hope | Monmouth Arts

    Signs of Hope is a comprehensive youth arts program in collaboration with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Monmouth County. The program includes visual and performing arts instruction, activities, and projects, with family events that celebrate the students' successes. SIGNS OF HOPE Signs of Hope is a comprehensive youth arts program in collaboration with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Monmouth County and the YMCA of Freehold Borough. The program includes visual and performing arts instruction, activities, and projects, with family events that celebrate the students' successes. A primary component of the program is the actual "Signs of Hope," where students are given the opportunity to design and create street signs with positive messages for their community. The program started in the spring of 2018 at the Boys & Girls Club's Asbury Park location, with generous support from the Mary Owen Borden Foundation. After the program’s initial success, additional funding from the Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners, the Provident Bank Foundation, First Energy, Investors Bank, and Whole Foods helped expand Signs of Hope to the Boys & Girls Club in Red Bank and the Freehold Borough YMCA. For Summer 2021, the Signs of Hope program has gone virtual! As part of the virtual program, we created packets of summer arts activities for the students. The packets (inspired by those created by the Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers) include activities from the Zimmerli as well as some of our local community arts partners, such as Wooden Walls and Two River Theater. Click on the packet cover to download a copy! Monmouth Arts | Signs of Hope with the Boys & Girls Club of Red Bank Take a look at some of the exciting things happening with the Monmouth Arts Signs of Hope program! The students of the Boys & Girls Club of Red Bank created these signs to express the positive messages they'd like to see in their community. Video Credit: Bart Lentini Photo Albums Boys & Girls Club of Asbury Park Boys & Girls Club of Red Bank Freehold Borough YMCA

  • Belonging | Member Exhibits

    MEMBER EXHIBITS: DIGITAL GALLERY BELONGING Felix Ahearn Imposter pen and ink on brisol board 8”W x 6"H Not for Sale Jackie Allen Comfort gouache 7"W x 7"H $60 Malak Ayyash Untitled photography 13"W x 19"H $150 Francesca Azzara Aligning with the Universe encaustic and mixed media on panel 12"W x 12"H $600 Marilyn Baldi Coming to Enlightenment photography 39"W x 18"H $1000 Jess Bell Spring Bliss oil 12"W x 9"H Not for Sale Justin DeMattico I Dream of Forests acrylic on canvas 36"W x 48"H $1900 Kate Eggleston HALT (hungry angry lonely tired) house paint, acrylic, china marker, acrylic pen, wood 40"W x 30"H $2500 Kate Eggleston The Contents Don't Match the Vessel acrylic pen on paper 20.5"W x 19.75"H $500 Jenna Fedosh Expression pastels 24"H x 24"W Not for Sale Anna Jewel Gove Waiting at the Airport mixed media 26"W x 20"H $1450 Jude Harzer Inextricably Connected oil on canvas 40”W x 30”H $2700 Jude Harzer Emotional Support oil on canvas 48”W x 24”H $4500 Kelsey Ivins Envision Depression photo collage 14"W x 18"H Not for Sale Kelsey Ivins Visualize Anxiety photo collage 18"W x 14"H Not for Sale Jill Kerwick Resist photo collage 12”W x 9.5”H $450 Jane Kleiman URSULA porcelain 7"W x 11.5"H $400 Louise Krasniewicz Meteor Shower 3 mixed media 8"W x 8"H $250 Lea Lumière Past Lives acrylic and pastel 30"W x 24"H $3000 Marie Maber Shrewsbury Church Yard oil on canvas 20"W x 16"H $1200 William Molloy Old Friends photography 14"W x 11"H Not for Sale Lori Oakes Become an American mixed media 18"W x 24"H $500 Lori Oakes Rations mixed media 18"W x 18"H $500 Lori Oakes Home mixed media 16"W x 20"H $500 Cheri Pessutti Papa’s Gift graphite 9”W x 11”H Not for Sale

  • Get in Touch | monmoutharts

    Contact the Monmouth Arts team today to learn about our current programs, opportunities for artists, and upcoming events. CONTACT US 130 Maple Ave, Suite 7b, Red Bank, NJ 07701 | P: 732.212.1890 | F: 732.212.0530 Monday through Friday, 10:00AM to 5:00PM Teresa Staub, Executive Director email Teresa Staub | 732.212.1890 x 100 Connie Isbell, Membership and Community Engagement Director email Connie Isbell | 732.212.1890 x 101 Devan Brash, Arts Education Manager email Devan Brash | 732.212.1890 x 102 Angela Geller, Finance Manager email Angela Geller | 732.212.1890 x 104 Debra Maricic, Marketing Manager email Debra Maricic | 732.212.1890 x 103 Maitte Avila, Marketing & Events Coordinator email Maitte Avila | 732.212.1890 Alyssa Calderone, Development & Marketing Coordinator email Alyssa Calderone | 732.212.1890 OUR STAFF OFFICE HOURS Zeybrah Oceans Of Rhythm Festival Danni Siminerio Photography Cultura Maya (Guatemala) Festival Latino | Roosevelt Arts Project | Roosevelt, NJ Premier Theater Co. Jazz Arts Summer Camp Derling Dance Arts Belmar Arts Council Concert Atlantic Highlands Arts Council Sounds of Highlands Red Bank Girls Night Out Art Alliance CONTACT US 130 Maple Ave, Suite 7B Red Bank, NJ 07701 732.212.1890 Office Hours Monday through Friday, 10:00am - 5:00pm First Name Last Name Email Message Thanks for submitting! Send

  • 50 FOR 50 YEARS! | monmoutharts

    Help celebrate our 50th anniversary by joining our 50 for 50 Years Campaign and making a gift to ensure that arts programming and services remain an integral part of our community for years to come. 50 FOR 50 YEARS! DONATE NOW For 50 years, Monmouth Arts has made the arts possible in Monmouth County. Since our inception, we have supported thousands of artists, arts organizations, students, and art affiliates through unique programming, a wide array of services, and millions of dollars in arts funding. As we celebrate our 50th anniversary, we are not only celebrating our accomplishments, but also the patrons that make our work possible. Help celebrate our 50th anniversary by joining our 50 for 50 Years Campaign and making a gift to ensure that arts programming and services remain an integral part of our community for years to come. Fifty years is just the beginning for Monmouth Arts. As we look ahead, big plans are in the works to expand our efforts and improve our services. Among these plans are initiatives that will Expand youth arts programming Increase funding opportunities for artists and arts organizations Grow community offerings and events, including live performances, workshops, and exhibitions Upgrade our facilities to accommodate new programming and organizational growth To make these plans a reality, we need your help! Please be a part of our future by supporting our efforts to grow into the next phase of our exciting history and meet the needs of our community. These initiatives are only a small portion of what we want to accomplish in the future. Your tax-deductible contribution ensures that we can continue our imperative work and reach new heights over the next 50 years. THANK YOU Marilyn Baldi Sue Barr Kelly Barratt Joe Barris Diane Berger Alice Berman Kathy Boschi John Chiappinelli Nancy Clarke Allison Connery Green Vickie Culver Chris Curcia Anthony D'Amato Patricia and Steven D'andrea Gretchen and Anthony Di Cesare Barbara DiGiovanni Kathy Donnelly Carrie Eubanks Arthur Fama Elise Feldman George Feldman Marianne and Robert Ficarra Sarah and David Fischell Foundation James Geise Tom and Patti Gilmour Margean Gladysz Margot Goldberg Dan Gonzalez Deborah J Grandinetti Holliday Felicia Grant Audrey Hamowitz George and Ruth Harms Sharon Harrington Hagen Hottman Marlene Huschke Mr. & Mrs. Karl Kalkbrenner Etta Kelly Jill Kerwick Irene Korfes Jerry Korn Diane and Jerry Levitz Holly Lyttle Bob Mataranglo Penny McDaniel Rich McKenna Miriam McManus Kathleen Mumma Diane Munoz Aida and Brian Murphy Rich Murphy Scott Nickerson Carol O'Neill Michael Parent Lucile and Maurice Pollak Fund Mike Quon Michele Rath Joan Rechnitz Lynn Reich Pat Richter Joel Richman Steve Ross Jim and Barbara Sabaitis Kenny Schwartz Caryl Sills Pamela Smith and Michael Matthews Vickie Snoy Sylaja Srinivasan Linda Standley Teresa Staub David Stout Carol Stout Burt Szerlip Karen Topham Gina Torello Yao Chung Tsao Karen Waller Trent Welcome Theodore Wojtech and Claire Lonegan Sharyn Yonkman

  • ARTS EDUCATOR RESOURCES | monmoutharts

    Monmouth Arts provides resources for educatiors to improve their classrooms and grow professionally. Foster your personal learning through our network. ARTS EDUCATOR RESOURCES MONMOUTH ARTS PROVIDES RESOURCES FOR EDUCATORS TO IMPROVE THEIR CLASSROOMS AND GROW PROFESSIONALLY Foster your personal learning and better engage your students by developing arts education programs in your school, participating in online webinars, attending workshops & conferences, and by joining us at Monmouth Arts' student-focused programs. RESOURCES Americans for the Arts – your national arts advocacy organization! Leading our nation in arts advocacy, current legislation, news and research. Incredible resources here! Arts Education Navigator Advocacy Tool – With over 300 contributors and over 175 partner organizations, the Arts Education Navigator is your connection to the tools and resources you need to make the case for arts education! ArtPride NJ is your state connection to the arts, highlighting the value of arts to the NJ economy, to NJ education and to the NJ community through events, programs and resources. International Journal of Education & the Arts - A journal of research and scholarship. New Jersey Arts Education Partnership – Our leading arts education advocates for ALL youth in the state of New Jersey, “with the mission to provide a unified voice for a diverse group of constituents who agree on the educational benefits and impact of the arts, specifically the contribution they make to student achievement and a civilized, sustainable society.” National Guild for Community Arts Education – “We foster the creation and development of community arts education organizations by providing research and information resources, professional development, networking opportunities, funding, and advocacy on behalf of the field.” Teaching Artist Guild – TAG strengthens the field by advocating, honoring, supporting, and convening artists who teach. Visit their website for extensive resources, such as information on training programs, job postings, events, and more. Arts Ed Now – a statewide campaign to increase active participation in arts education at all schools in New Jersey. Grassroots tools for ALL individuals (students, parents, teachers, principals, Board of Ed, communities, politicians and more) to stay informed and get active! Best Colleges – provides resources for students and educators pursuing higher education, including their guides to Bachelor's . Master's , and Doctorate Programs in Education. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WEBINARS Arts Education Webinars from the National Endowment for the Arts All types of Live, On-demand and In-the-classroom Webinars from Americans for the Arts ! The Council for Exceptional Children offers Webinars, Workshops and Summits in the area of special education. The organization is active in local, state and federal issues, highlighting their arts advocacy letters earlier this year opposing the ESEA bill for several reasons. This is an excellent website for professional development and also special education news and policy information. WORKSHOPS Check out these professional development workshops offered through Young Audiences: Creative Teaching Techniques and Assessment Embracing our Autistic and Asperger Kids Teaching Science Through Dance and Dance Through Science Check out the full list here

  • Senior Art Show | Monmouth Arts

    The Monmouth County Senior Art Contest & Exhibition aims to display and elevate best work of talented Monmouth County senior artists. SENIOR ART SHOW 2025 MONMOUTH COUNTY SENIOR ART SHOW Presented by Monmouth Arts, the Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners, the Monmouth County Division on Aging, Disabilities & Veterans Services, and the Monmouth County Library Headquarters Exhibit Date: August 1 - August 30, 2025 Reception: August 20, 2025, 10 AM - 12 PM Monmouth County Library Headquarters 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan Township Click HERE to download the 2025 Senior Art Show Application only. Click HERE to download the 2025 Senior Art Show Packet. Due to limited exhibition space, participation will be limited to at least the first 100 applicants. Submit your application as soon as possible. Guidelines Eligibility Artist Classification Categories Artwork Display Rules Registration/Drop-off/Pick-up Contact Information Timeline Eligibility Artist Classification Categories Artwork Rules Application Process Contact Info Timeline Eligibility Monmouth Arts is pleased to produce the 2025 Monmouth County Senior Art Show. To be eligible for this exhibition, you must: Be a visual artist, professional or non-professional, age 60 or older Currently reside in Monmouth County Submit ONE piece of original artwork completed in the last three years Submit a piece that has not previously been submitted to a county Senior Citizen Art Show or the New Jersey State Senior Citizens Annual Juried Art Contest & Exhibition Please note: This county senior art show does not accept nudes because the exhibition space is also used for public lectures and children’s classes. Artist Classification Professional: Person who meets 2 or more of the following criteria: Sells or has sold artwork through commercial channels (galleries, online galleries, craft shows, etc.) Exhibited in a professional gallery and/or in professional shows for 2+ years* Had artwork selected in 2 or more juried art or craft shows* Has received 2 or more awards for artwork* Holds (or has held) professional membership in art guilds or associations Must list 2 criteria on the application * Exception: These criteria do not apply to artists who only enter their county show and never exhibit artwork in any other show—unless they have won First Place in their category three or more times. In that case, the artist should identify themselves as a Professional. Non-Professional: Person who does NOT meet the above professional criteria. Categories Acrylic Craft : One-of-a-kind originals only; no craft kits or molds. Digital/Computer Art : Artwork created using a computer-based program, such as Photoshop or Illustrator; this category does NOT include digital photographs. Mixed Media : Artwork that combines two or more media AND where no one medium clearly dominates. This category includes collage and assemblage, but does NOT include watercolor paintings that use graphite/ink drawing. Oil Pastel : Includes chalk and oil pastel. Photography : Includes color, black & white or tinted photographs taken with a film-based or digital camera. Print : Original prints only; includes all print forms, such as etching, engraving, linoleum, woodcut, lithograph, monoprint, silkscreen, etc. Sculpture : work designed in 3-dimensions, carved or constructed in any medium, abstract or figurative. Watercolor : Includes watercolor, gouache, and tempera. Works on Paper : Includes hand-drawn work in mediums including: charcoal, pencil, colored pencil, graphite, ink, pen, crayon, or stylus of any sort. Artwork Display Rules Each artist may only submit one entry. Artwork must be the original creation of the artist. Original versions of the artwork must be exhibited; no gicl.e prints or other reproductions accepted. 2-D dimensions for hanging artwork, photographs, crafts, etc.—INCLUDING THE FRAME AND MAT —may be no more than 30” and no less than 10” in any dimension. 3-D dimensions for sculpture and 3-D crafts—INCLUDING ANY BASE —may not exceed 20” and 36" in height and may not weigh more than 30 pounds. All 2-D artwork must be delivered READY TO HANG: matted, framed, and wired (no saw-tooth hangers). Paintings may be framed, but it is not necessary; however, paintings must be wired properly. Use screw eyes for all wiring. All 2-D artwork should be protected where necessary with Plexiglas or mylar. Plexiglas, not glass, is strongly recommended for 2-D work to avoid damage to artwork. Plexiglas is required for any 2-D work over 24” in any dimension. Artworks need to be properly labeled on the back, bottom right for 2-D works and lightly attached to 3-D works. Labels will be provided ahead of time and should be properly labeled prior to drop off. Any artwork with a dollar value exceeding $400 must be privately insured by the artist—either through their homeowner’s or rental insurance or through an art rider. We do not provide insurance. If artwork is incorrectly categorized, it will be moved to the correct category. Work does not need to be for sale but an insurance value is required. If a work is offered for sale, the artist receives the full payment and is responsible for any taxes associated with the sale of the artwork. No artwork may be removed prior to the closing date, August 30. Only the county coordinator may remove artwork from the exhibiting space. Monmouth Arts will retain those artworks selected for the state show, unless display requirements for the state show are not met. In that case, Monmouth Arts will contact the artist to make hanging changes to the piece to prepare the work for the state show. Artwork not selected for the state show must be retrieved by the artist directly from the Manalapan Library on September 3rd. Waiver: Monmouth Arts and Monmouth County Library Headquarters will make every attempt to secure and protect each entry submitted. The sponsoring organizations do not assume responsibility for loss or damage incurred to any artwork. Entry in the show signifies compliance with this waiver. Each artist assumes full responsibility for their own artwork at all times. Judging: Three unaffiliated judges chosen by Monmouth Arts may select one professional winner and one non-professional winner in each category, along with a 2nd and 3rd place winner when possible. There will also be one professional and one nonprofessional Best in Show. First-place winners in Monmouth County in both professional and non-professional levels across 11 categories automatically advance to the state competition. Registration and Drop-off/Pick-up Completed application form must be received by Monmouth Arts by July 18, 2025. Artwork must be delivered to the Monmouth County Library Headquarters on July 28th, 2025 between 9:30am – 12:30pm. See timeline for other dates and information. All first-place winners will not need to pick up their artwork on September 3rd from the library. Monmouth Arts will collect and transport first-place artworks to the state show. All other art must be picked up from the library on September 3rd from 10 AM - 2 PM. To make arrangements for ADA-related accommodations, please call: (732) 212-1890 and speak with Teresa Staub from Monmouth Arts. Large print application and guidelines available upon request. Contact Information for the County Senior Art Show For questions or for more information: events@monmoutharts.org (732) 212-1890 x 102 2025 Timeline June Applications become available to the public July 18 Deadline for application forms July 22 Notification to all applicants of accepted artwork July 28 9:30 - 12:30 PM Artists deliver artwork to Monmouth County Library in Manalapan July 29 Judging of artwork July 30 All winners are notified July 30 I nstallation of artwork August 1-30 Monmouth County Senior Art Show open to the public August 20 Reception and Awards Ceremony 10 AM -12 PM, Monmouth County Library Headquarters, Manalapan September 3 Artists pick up artwork at Library between 10 AM - 2 PM; First-place winners may opt to leave artwork with Monmouth Arts to collect and transport to the NJ State Senior Art Show September 24 First-place artwork delivered by Monmouth Arts to State Art Show at Meadow Lakes September 25 Artwork is installed by state coordinators and judged September 29 Notify local artists of state award recipients (information sent to us from state); State mails invitations to artists who place 1st in the state show 9/29-11/6 58 th Annual NJSAS opens to the public September 29 - November 6 October 16 New Jersey Senior Citizens Art Show Reception and Awards Ceremony at The Boathouse at Mercer Lake- Invite Only November 7 10 AM -1:30 PM: Monmouth Arts to pick up artworks from State Art Show; Artists that came to the Reception/Awards may take their artworks home directly from show November date: TBD Artists pick up artwork from Monmouth Arts office CareOne at Holmdel Breakfast Sponsor Senior Living Residences of Marlboro Reception Sponsor PAST SENIOR ART SHOWS 2024 August 1 - 30, 2024 Reception: August 21, 2024 Monmouth County Library Headquarters View Official Program Book View the Virtual Exhib it View Winners 2021 August 6 - September 3, 2021 Virtual Reception: August 11, 2021 Monmouth Arts Digital Gallery View Official Program Book View the Virtual Exhibit View Winners 2018 August 6 - 29, 2018 Reception: August 15, 2018 Monmouth County Library Headquarters View Official Program Book + Winners 2023 August 1 - 31, 2023 Reception: August 16, 2023 Monmouth County Library Headquarters View Official Program Book View the Virtual Exhib it View Winners 2020 August 7 - September 4, 2020 Reception: August 12, 2020 Monmouth Arts Digital Gallery View Official Program Book View the Virtual Exhibit View Winners 2022 August 1 - September 21, 2022 Reception: August 17, 2022 Monmouth County Library Headquarters View Official Program Book View the Virtual Exhib it View Winners 2019 August 6 - 29, 2019 Reception: August 14, 2019 Monmouth County Library Headquarters View Official Program Book View Winners

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