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Local events, resources, programming, and more from our neighboring organizations. ARTS ACCESS LOCAL RESOURCES Act Out Act Out in Marlboro, NJ provides theater for kids, teens, adults with special needs. The Arc of Monmouth The mission of The Arc of Monmouth is to improve the lives of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. This is accomplished through advocacy, services and supports, collaboration with community partners and community education. Ballet Company of the Performing Arts Ensemble Ballet Company of the Performing Arts Ensemble in Red Bank includes children with disabilities. Creative Aging Arts For older adults, Creative Aging Arts provides art workshops that stimulate connections between the visual arts and the creative process. The art activities celebrate individual expression, are meaningful, and provide pleasurable experiences connecting the individual to the larger group. Karen Starrett, founder of Creative Aging Arts, is a certified art teacher and dementia practitioner. She received a BA in art education and Certification in Gerontology from Rutgers University. She was trained at The Creative Center: Arts in Healthcare and through The National Center for Creative Aging. For the past five years, Karen has been bringing her art workshops to senior centers and assisted living facilities. She is also a working artist who exhibits frequently in the NY/NJ area including the Johnson & Johnson Gallery and the Noyes Museum. If you'd like to learn more about Creative Aging Arts, click here . Guild of Creative Art Docent Program Guild of Creative Art Docent Program caters to the developmental and cognitive needs of any population, but especially reaches out to those who would not ordinarily visit an art gallery or non-profit artistic cooperative, namely elementary school aged students, adults and children with special needs, and seniors with cognitive or physical disabilities. Middletown Arts Center Middletown Arts Center has been awarded the Ruth Hughes Award for Accessible Recreation Facility by the New Jersey Recreation and Parks Association. Programs include Visual Arts and Dance Programs for children with special needs; Inclusive Summer Arts Camp programs that provide opportunities for children with special needs; Camp Jinka – a specialized camp for children affected by brain tumors; programs with the Arc of Monmouth for adults with special needs; and discounted Senior Citizen programs. Monmouth County Library The Monmouth County Library is committed to making services and collections available to all. For those with special needs the Library has a large collection of printed materials and a wide variety of services and resources to make the library accessible to people with disabilities, their families, and caretakers. Monmouth County Park System’s Therapeutic Recreation Programs The mission of the Therapeutic Recreation Division is to provide access to recreational opportunities for Monmouth County residents with disabilities in order to enhance physical, cognitive, emotional, and social functioning, as well as a sense of belonging to the community. Monmouth Museum Monmouth Museum often offers tactile exhibits. Check their current exhibitions online! Oasis TLC Oasis TLC in Middletown created its first Transitional Residential Adult Independent Learning (T.R.A.I.L.) Center designed to provide residential, vocational, social and educational experiences for young adults with autism in a highly supportive, home community farm setting. Over the course of the program, students will focus on the development of life skills that will help prepare them for employment and independent living. Social Communities Activities Network (SCAN) Social Communities Activities Network (SCAN) in Eatontown is NJ's premier provider of continuing education for adults since 1988 and is located in the basement level of the Monmouth Mall. Courses include: Art, Computers, Technology, Digital Photography, Fitness, Health, Languages, History, Music, TV Production, Finance, and much more. Special People United to Ride (SPUR) Working in conjunction with the Monmouth County Park System, Special People United to Ride (SPUR) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that provides individuals with disabilities the opportunity to achieve personal goals through therapeutic horsemanship. Sunnyside Equestrian Center offers Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies, including therapeutic horseback riding lessons and Horses for Heroes: Programs & workshops for veterans. REGIONAL & NATIONAL RESOURCES Arts Unbound Arts Unbound, founded in 2000, is a studio and gallery in Orange, NJ specializing in the visual arts for youth and adults with mental, physical and developmental disabilities. The Council for Exceptional Children 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, as exemplified by 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. Deaf West Theatre Deaf West Theatre engages artists and audiences in unparalleled theater experiences inspired by Deaf culture and the expressive power of sign language, weaving ASL with spoken English to create a seamless ballet of movement and voice. Located in New York City. Kids Included Together (KIT) Kids Included Together (KIT) provides best practices training to help communities, businesses, and child care/recreation programs include children with all kinds of disabilities and special needs. Viewing disability as a form of diversity rather than a deficiency enables positive outcomes for all children. The Matheny School Matheny’s Arts Access program empowers individuals with disabilities to create art without boundaries. Through the use of innovative systems and techniques, participants can take part in the visual, performing and literary arts. Regardless of their disability, clients are provided with the tools and materials needed to produce complete pieces of work. Located in Peapack, NJ. National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Accessibility - Grants and Resources Pure Vision Arts Pure Vision Arts is New York’s first specialized art studio and exhibition space for people with developmental disabilities. PVA is staffed by trained professionals with backgrounds in art education, fine arts, and art therapy who provide mentoring and support to the artists who attend the studio. Visual Arts Center of NJ The Art Center’s community engagement programs deliver engaging and educational visual arts experiences to under-served, economically disadvantaged, marginalized audiences or communities with barriers. VSA New Jersey - State Organization on Arts and Disability VSA New Jersey is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the creative power of people with disabilities. The organization offers artist residencies, workshops, mentoring, parent/child workshops in the arts for children with autism, and arts achievement awards.

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 a first look at films before they premiere in NY and LA! Film Sneak Peeks are made possible by Sony Pictures Classics and Basie Center Cinemas. FILM SNEAK PEEKS Get a first look at films before they premiere in NY and LA! Film Sneak Peeks are made possible by Sony Pictures Classics and Basie Center Cinemas. Nuremberg Wednesday, November 5, 2025 Reception: 5:30 PM @ ArtSpace 99 Monmouth Street, Red Bank Film Screening: 7:00 PM @ Basie Center Cinemas 36 White Street, Red Bank Written and directed by: James Vanderbilt Based on the book: The Nazi and the Psychiatrist by Jack El-Hai Starring: Russell Crowe, Rami Malek, Leo Woodall, John Slattery, Mark O’Brien, Colin Hanks, Wrenn Schmidt, Lydia Peckham, with Richard E. Grant, and Michael Shannon The Allies, led by the unyielding chief prosecutor, Robert H. Jackson (Michael Shannon), have the task of ensuring the Nazi regime answers for the unveiled horrors of the Holocaust while a US Army psychiatrist (Rami Malek) is locked in a dramatic psychological duel with former Reichsmarschall Herman Göring (Russell Crowe). This Event Has Passed THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS! Film Sneak Peeks are made possible by Sony Pictures Classics and Basie Center Cinemas. PAST SCREENINGS Oh, Hi! July 16, 2025 The Room Next Door November 20, 2024 Freud's Last Session December 12, 2023 RETURN TO SEOUL February 7, 2023 THE BURNT ORANGE HERESY January 30, 2020 THE WHITE CROW April 3, 2019 PUZZLE June 21, 2018 MARK FELT: THE MAN... September 28, 2017 THE COMEDIAN February 2, 2017 Jane Austen Wrecked My Life May 7, 2025 The Outrun October 9, 2024 The Miracle Club July 11, 2023 THE SON: FEATURING HUGH JACKMAN November 15, 2022 THE CLIMB October 2, 2019 ALL IS TRUE January 24, 2019 THE RIDER April 12, 2018 MAUDIE June 15, 2017 The Penguin Lessons March 12, 2025 We Grown Now April 9, 2024 It Ain't Over May 9, 2023 THE RETURN OF TANYA TUCKER: FEATURING BRANDI CARLILE October 6, 2022 MAIDEN May 22, 2019 NEVER LOOK AWAY November 29, 2018 THE LEISURE SEEKER January 18, 2018 PARIS CAN WAIT May 11, 2017

Monmouth Arts' Annual Member Exhibits showcases art work focused on different themes. Attend our current exhibit or view our past exhibits through our digital galleries. ANNUAL MEMBER EXHIBITS Location: Oyster Point Hotel, 146 Bodman Place, Red Bank Deadline: July 27, 2026 Exhibition: September 4 - November 2, 2026 Opening Reception: Friday, September 11, 4:00 - 6:00pm Call For Entries Page The 2026 Charles Sills Memorial Group Art Exhibit: Feast Monmouth Arts invites the creative community of Monmouth County to submit works that explore the theme of FEAST as part of the organization’s annual member exhibition, to be held at the Oyster Point Hotel in Red Bank, September 4 - November 2, 2026, with an opening reception on Friday, September 11, 6-8:00pm. The deadline to submit is July 27, 2026. With FEAST we ask artists to explore the aesthetics and implications of abundance, desire, and consumption. Inspired by the rich visual language of historical still life painting—decadent tables, ornate objects, and symbols of status—the exhibition invites artists to reinterpret these traditions through a modern lens. We seek work that examines themes of indulgence, consumer culture, ritual, identity, appetite, inequality, pleasure, and longing. Artists are encouraged to consider both literal and metaphorical forms of consumption: what we crave, what we value, and what shapes our relationship to material and symbolic abundance. We welcome diverse perspectives and mediums, including painting, drawing, mixed media, sculpture, textile, and photography. We look forward to an exhibition that expands this conversation and brings new meaning to the idea of the feast. FEAST will be guest curated by Tova Navarra, an award-winning artist, writer, and educator. She is the author of more than 30 books, including New Jersey Artists Through Time and the forthcoming New Jersey Masters: A New Legacy of Visual Arts. Tova has exhibited extensively throughout the Northeast, including solo exhibitions in New York, Philadelphia, and New Jersey, while continuing to contribute to the region’s cultural landscape as a juror, curator, photographer, and writer. Monmouth Arts is pleased to be returning to the Oyster Point Hotel on the Navesink River in Red Bank for this year’s group exhibit. The Oyster Point is one of Monmouth County’s most celebrated venues for art and gatherings, featuring exhibits and an innovative artist in residence program. About Charles Sills Now in its ninth year, the Monmouth Arts annual member exhibit was renamed in 2022 in memory of Dr. Charles Sills, who was a painter, sculptor, collector, and supporter of the arts. He retired from his role as the Chief of Surgery at Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch in 2000. His work has been shown at many galleries in Monmouth County and he won awards from New York's Allied Artists of America as well as Knickerbocker Artists. Caryl Sills next to Charles Sills' sculpture at the 2025 exhibit: Seen & Unseen PAST EXHIBITS The 2025 Charles Sills Memorial Group Art Exhibit: Seen and Unseen Monmouth Arts invited the creative community of Monmouth County to submit works that explore the theme of Seen & Unseen as part of our annual member exhibition, on display at Monmouth University’s Pollak Gallery in West Long Branch. Seen & Unseen is a call for artists to look more closely—not only at our surroundings but also at the inner landscapes we carry. It’s an invitation to recognize the presence and power of what is often left in the shadows. Through painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media, the exhibition invites both artists and audiences to consider: What do we overlook in our daily lives? What deserves to be remembered? And how do the spaces we inhabit reflect the spaces within us? Seen & Unseen was guest curated by Vaune Peck, founding Director of Monmouth University’s Center for the Arts. For three decades, Peck has led the Center’s comprehensive programming in the performing and visual arts, bringing a dynamic range of cultural experiences to the community. Click here to view the digital gallery. The Charles Sills Memorial Group Art Exhibit: Terra Incognito (An Unknown Land) The 2024 Charles Sills Memorial Group Art Exhibit, Terra Incognita (An Unknown Land), invited participating artists to reflect on the unknown within their creative practice—whether a recurring subject, an elusive theme, or an aspect of their process that remains unresolved yet compelling. The exhibit was curated by George Bates, a nationally and internationally recognized artist known for his work in public art, fine art, and private commissions. Formerly based in New York and now living in the Asbury Park area, Bates brought a thoughtful perspective to the show’s theme. Presented by Monmouth Arts, the exhibition was hosted at the Oyster Point Hotel in Red Bank, a celebrated venue on the Navesink River known for its vibrant support of the arts and its innovative artist-in-residence program. Click here to view the digital gallery. The Charles Sills Memorial Group Art Exhibit: Reinvention This exhibition examined the theme of Reinvention and its relation to art, creativity, community, and our professional and personal journeys. The act of reinvention may bring a sense of renewal, a focus on sustainability, or be a simple act of giving new life to an object or idea. All of the exhibited art is the work of 44 Monmouth Arts members, who represent the creative, vibrant spirit of Monmouth County. Monmouth Arts was pleased to host the curated group exhibit in the Long Branch Arts and Cultural Center, a historic bank building that experienced its own reinvention when it was transformed into a gallery and community space in 2021. The exhibition was guest co-curated by Tara Collins, an area artist with deep connections to the arts community. Click here to view the digital gallery. The Charles Sills Memorial Group Art Exhibit: Belonging This exhibition was an exploration of how our community imagines and celebrates a collective vision of Belonging. Through art we can tell new stories and further important conversations that enrich our sense of community. These connections can help us transcend crises, empower and connect us. All of the art is the work of Monmouth Arts members, who represent the creative, vibrant spirit of Monmouth County. Monmouth Arts was pleased to be showcase the exhibit in the Center for Visual Arts Gallery at Brookdale Community College. The exhibition was curated by Elisa Elorza, CVA Gallery Coordinator. Click here to view the digital gallery. Journey In recognition of our 50th Anniversary, Monmouth Arts is reflecting on the journey we’ve been on over the past half-century as well as where we’re headed. Journey is a group exhibition to be held at Monmouth University’s Pollak Gallery. This exhibition will showcase works that express Journey as it relates to the artist’s experiences. Where have you been and where are you going? Contributing artists are all current members of Monmouth Arts. Monmouth University's Pollak Gallery 400 Cedar Ave, West Long Branch December 2, 2021 - January 27, 2022 Click here to view the digital gallery. Sanctuary Sanctuary is a virtual group exhibit of Monmouth Arts members with a physical pop-up exhibit to be held in December at 10PRL, an arts and events space in Long Branch. For some, “sanctuary” may not be a physical structure or shelter but a community or a representation of what makes an individual feel safe or protected from the outside world. This exhibition expresses the experience of sanctuary as it relates to the artist's world, including the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. 10 PRL 515 Bath Ave, Long Branch December 7, 2020 - January 2021 Click here to view the digital gallery. Out of the Blue An eclectic collection of local artwork Out of the Blue is a showcase of artwork by 40 members of Monmouth Arts, including everything from drawings to paintings to sculpture, from the fantastical to the emotional to the photographic. Held in the Bungalounge, the bar and gallery of the Bungalow Hotel in Pier Village, this show is a visual celebration of our creative community. The opening reception was a big hit. Read more on our Artzine . The Bungalounge @ Bungalow Hotel, Pier Village 50 Laird Street, Long Branch November 7, 2019 - January 24, 2020 Structure Interpretations of human-made structure through the perspective of painting, drawing, photography, and more. This group show of Monmouth Arts members, put together by Guest Curator Bart Lentini Photography , will be installed at the Upper Gallery of the historic Spring Lake Community House & Theatre, located at 300 Madison Avenue, Spring Lake. The Upper Gallery @ Spring Lake Community House & Theater 300 Madison Avenue, Spring Lake December 1, 2018 - March 22, 2019

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Monmouth Arts Board of Trustees is an elected group of nineteen dynamic community leaders representing a cross-section of our community. They are passionate advocates of Monmouth Arts' mission and vision and contribute to the community's well-being through equitable access to the arts. They provide leadership in governance, oversight, strategic planning, finance and fundraising. Board of Trustees, Officers Perry Beneduce President Jim Geise Vice President Melanie Penney, CPA Treasurer Tara Walsh, Esq. Secretary Board of Trustees Chris Andreach Luke Breslin, Esq. John Chiappinelli, Esq. Dana Ciricione Debra County, CMD Shawn Emamjomeh Richard Huff Laurie Londoner Ernie Miller Penny Miller Richard Parness Victoria Reis Cathy Pugliese-Sivo Rachel Tedeschi

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

Invest in the future of the arts and our community by joining Monmouth Arts and supporting the creative initiatives in Monmouth County. SUPPORT DONATE Make a donation to Monmouth Arts. Learn more ➔ ATTEND EVENTS Check out Monmouth Arts events and workshops. Learn more ➔ ANNUAL APPEAL Support the arts programs and services of Monmouth Arts. Learn more ➔ Learn more ➔ VOLUNTEER Become a Monmouth Arts volunteer. MEMBERSHIP Become a member of Monmouth Arts. Learn more about membership benefits. Learn more ➔

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 .

FOR ARTISTS Welcome Monmouth Artists! Whether you’re just starting out or years into your creative career, we’re here to help you thrive. From visual artists and filmmakers to writers, dancers, musicians and beyond, we’re dedicated to giving Monmouth County creators the support they need. Create and Connect Inspiration grows when artists come together. We strive to stimulate new ideas, connect creators who can energize each other and help you build new creative and business skills. Workshops for Creatives Arts Mixers Artist Registry Show Your Work Showcasing your work should be exciting, and we'll help make it more accessible. These resources can help you share your work, reach new audiences, and fuel your future creativity. 
 Call for Entries ArtSpace Exhibitions Annual Member Exhibits Monmouth County Senior Art Show Meet Our Partners We’re proud to partner with a range of nonprofit organizations across the county. Take a look at our member list; you may find support and opportunities through our network to help you take your next creative step. 
 View List of Members For Arts Educators You know how powerful the arts can be in changing young lives. Explore resources designed to support your teaching and help you enrich students through self-expression. Arts Educator Resources Arts Educator Awards Monmouth Arts Teen Arts Festival Emerging Artist Scholarship Program Our commitment to artists includes young artists and their education. Each year we offer scholarships for teens pursuing a degree in the arts, including performing, literary, design, music and more. Get the details and read about our talented past recipients. Emerging Artist Scholarship Program Read the Latest Arts News Our blog is regularly updated with the latest arts news at Monmouth Arts and in the county. Read the Blog FEATURED ARTISTS Sarah Fishbein Visual Artist Sarah’s work in large-scale glass mosaics was featured at Artspace in 2025. "I use glass because of how tactile it is & the textures & colors that you just can't get out of paint," she says."The mosaics themselves became little pieces of myself that, put together, make something powerful." Learn More Membership Gives Artists Even More Open the door to more opportunities & involvement in the dynamic arts scene of Monmouth County. Exhibit or perform at ArtSpace, our Red Bank gallery & community space Get access to members-only emails which include grants, scholarships, open calls, job listings, workshops, classes, discounts and more Share your work with our thousands of subscribers and growing network Explore Memberships