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ArtSpace is the official community space of Monmouth Arts. ArtSpace offers accessible and engaging programming, exhibits, workshops & more. Learn more about our gallery hours and view our current exhibit on display. ARTSPACE ArtSpace is the official community space of Monmouth Arts. ArtSpace offers accessible, affordable, high-quality, engaging programming, exhibits, workshops, and networking opportunities to the Monmouth County community. It is located at 99 Monmouth Street in Red Bank (next to the Count Basie Center Administrative Offices). Gallery visiting hours are Tuesday and Thursday, 12:00pm - 4:00pm; also available by appointment. ArtSpace is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact Connie Isbell, Membership and Community Engagement Director, at connie@monmoutharts.org . CURRENT EXHIBIT The Sun, My Heart By Summer Deaver On View: June 18 - September 3 Opening: Thursday, June 25, 5:30-8pm Special Event: July 30th, 5:30-7:00, featuring tea meditation, meet the artist, and light refreshments Summer Deaver’s collection explores the unity of opposites through contemplative mark-making, oil painting and hand-burnished printmaking. Inspired by writings in Thích Nhất Hạnh’s The Sun My Heart, the series reflects the idea that light and darkness do not cancel each other out, but merge into wholeness. Created with gouache and hand-burnished prints, the print work emphasizes presence and mindfulness—balancing immediacy with the meditative act of pressing hand-carved, often Sanskrit or Tibetan-inspired imagery into paper. Visual elements draw from the artist’s practice of watching ocean sunrises: triangular forms and soft gradients emerge from textured darkness, like dawn breaking over the shore. Rooted in themes of interconnection and transformation, “The Sun, My Heart” invites viewers to witness how light and shadow, stillness and movement, self and other are never truly separate. About the Artist Summer Deaver is a multidisciplinary artist, yogi, and community organizer whose work bridges visual art, spiritual practice, and social transformation. With a BFA from the University of Georgia, Deaver's work spans printmaking, painting, ceramics, and murals—each medium serving as a vehicle for philosophical inquiry and healing. Her murals at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Whitechapel Projects invite moments of collective care and connection. As Director of the Caroline Huber Wellness Center at Brookdale Community College, Deaver advocates for environmental regeneration and social justice with a healing-centered lens. She has exhibited at AG Gallery, The Kitchen, Cinders Gallery in NYC, and has spoken at the Rubin Museum of Art. UPCOMING EXHIBIT Unbroken Gaze By Jude Harzer Jude Harzer’s work has evolved directly from her position as an observer. She is deeply interested in the psychological power of the human gaze, particularly as expressed through women and children. Their quiet, steady watching reveals an interior world—one shaped by attentiveness, emotional resilience, and a desire to understand or respond to the behavior of others. These figures function simultaneously as witnesses and participants, inviting viewers into a subtle but potent exchange. In these paintings, the act of looking becomes a form of communication: a way to model, learn, protect, or hold memory. The collection of work on display at ArtSpace represents her drive to create space for connection, contemplation, and the complex emotional gravity inherent in observation. PAST EXHIBITS Interested in exhibiting at ArtSpace? Our applications for 2027 will open in late 2026.

ARTS MIXERS Meet up and mingle with fellow creatives and supporters at Monmouth Arts’ gallery and community space in Red Bank. Enjoy light refreshments, conversation, and the chance to learn more about Monmouth Arts and the creative community of Monmouth County. UPCOMING There are currently no Arts Mixers scheduled. If you'd like to be the first to know about all of our mixers and events, join our mailing list ! PAST EVENTS Meet up and mingle with fellow creatives and supporters at ArtSpace – Monmouth Arts’ community space and gallery in Red Bank! Enjoy light refreshments, conversation, and the chance to learn more about Monmouth Arts and the creative community of Monmouth County. This is a free event and open to all! Our first Arts Mixer of the year is part of our February membership drive. Already a member? Bring a friend! New members can save $10 off memberships in February! Thursday, February 12 | 5-7 PM ArtSpace | 99 Monmouth Street, Red Bank (located next to the Count Basie Center Administrative Office) RSVP

Monmouth Arts - where the arts and community connect! Discover art classes, resources, events, & more. Learn more UPCOMING EVENTS Fri, Sep 11 FEAST Annual Member Exhibit: Opening Reception / The Oyster Point Hotel Learn more Sep 11, 2026, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM The Oyster Point Hotel, 146 Bodman Pl, Red Bank, NJ 07701, USA Free and open to the public! Sat, Sep 12 FEAST Annual Member Exhibit / The Oyster Point Hotel Learn more Sep 12, 2026, 8:00 AM – Nov 02, 2026, 11:00 PM The Oyster Point Hotel, 146 Bodman Pl, Red Bank, NJ 07701, USA Free and open to the public! Sat, Sep 19 ArtPop / Red Bank Learn more Sep 19, 2026, 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM Red Bank, Red Bank, NJ 07701, USA Self Guided Tour of Red Bank Art Venues Load More LATEST POSTS ON THE ArtZine : FEAST Showcases Work by 45 Monmouth Arts Members at the Oyster Point Hotel in Red Bank Human Thread Exhibit Sends Powerful Message on Collective Strength Monmouth Arts Announces Annual Group Exhibition Opportunity CONNECT SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER Get the scoop on what's happening with our biweekly "Get Out & Get Art" newsletter listing all the best arts events happening in Monmouth County for the month ahead. First name Last name Email Join Thanks for subscribing!

On Thursday, October 29, Monmouth Arts will transform The Asbury Hotel and the Asbury Lanes into a vibrant world of color, creativity, and high-energy celebration, where art, music, and imagination come together in funkadelic style. BRING ON THE FUNK: WHERE THE ARTS GET DOWN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2026 5:30 PM “Get Up Offa That Thing” VIP Cocktail Party The Drawing Room at Asbury Ocean Club Hotel 7:00 PM Funkadelic Dinner Celebration Asbury Lanes Attire: Funky Chic - Sequins Encouraged Guests will step into a full-throttle funk experience with immersive projections, bold visuals, and grooves that keep the energy high all night long. Inspired by the iconic sounds of Parliament-Funkadelic, Earth, Wind & Fire, Prince, Kool & the Gang, and Chaka Khan, the evening celebrates the vibrant rhythms, infectious grooves, and dance-floor energy that defined funk music. The night features a lineup of funky surprises, including a show-stopping James Brown impersonator bringing the Godfather of Soul to life. Beyond the music and spectacle, the evening celebrates the power of the arts to bring people together and energize the creative community. This year, Monmouth Arts is proud to honor an extraordinary group of artists, storytellers, cultural institutions, and community leaders whose creativity and contributions have made a lasting impact. The 2026 honorees include music legend George Clinton, recipient of the Lifetime Achievement in Music Award; acclaimed singer-songwriter Nicole Atkins, recipient of the Outstanding Musical Achievement Award; bestselling author Harlan Coben, recipient of the Outstanding Literary Achievement Award; PNC Bank Arts Center, recipient of the Distinguished Cultural Landmark Award; and Dorothea Bongiovi, recipient of the Outstanding Community Service Award. Together, they represent the many ways the arts enrich our culture, strengthen our communities, and inspire generations. TICKETS SPONSORSHIP & ADVERTISING Join Monmouth Arts for an unforgettable evening of bold visuals, soulful music, and funkadelic celebration at The Asbury Hotel and Asbury Lanes. Your sponsorship supports arts programming that brings creativity and community together all year long. Click for sponsorship opportunities Click for ad journal opportunities RAFFLES Click for 50/50 Tickets Click for Mystery 45 Tickets Click for Wine Pull Tickets 2026 HONOREES GEORGE CLINTON LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC AWARD George Clinton is a pioneering musician, songwriter, producer, and cultural icon whose groundbreaking work with Parliament/Funkadelic transformed Funk into a globally celebrated genre. As the architect of the P-Funk sound, Clinton fused elements of soul, rock, psychedelia, and rhythm and blues to create an unmistakable musical style that has influenced generations of artists. His legendary career has earned him induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. From classics such as “Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof Off the Sucker),” “Flash Light,” “One Nation Under a Groove,” and “Atomic Dog” to his profound influence on Hip-Hop as one of the most sampled artists of all time, Clinton’s impact on popular music is immeasurable. More than six decades into his career, he continues to tour, create, and inspire audiences around the world. Today, his creative vision extends beyond music into the visual arts, where his vibrant work has been featured at major galleries and exhibitions, further cementing his status as one of America’s most innovative and enduring cultural figures. NICOLE ATKINS OUTSTANDING MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Atkins is a singer songwriter who Bruce Springsteen once said possesses “a truly singular voice.” Think Roy Orbison's "Cryin' if he was a woman. The orchestral sweep of the wall of sound, the bleak vision of Nick Cave and Leonard Cohen; the darkly mysterious girl group-on-acid musings of Julee Cruise and Lynch composer Angelo Badalamenti; the sorrow of Patsy Cline, the rock-a-ballads punk of The Pretenders and the '60s psychedelia of Love and Nuggets. All with a redeeming sense of hope amidst the emotional wreckage… She most recently opened for Stevie Nicks on her latest arena tour as well as headlining a series of residency shows in Nashville. There she just finished recording her new album “Drama” with producer Pat Sansone of Wilco. Featuring members of her band, Dr. Dog and the Texas Gentlemen, it will be released this fall on Chris Isaak’s new imprint, Wicked Game via the legendary Sun Records. HARLAN COBEN OUTSTANDING LITERARY ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Harlan Coben is a #1 New York Times bestselling author and one of the world’s leading storytellers. His suspense novels are published in forty-six languages and have been number one bestsellers in more than a dozen countries, with one hundred million books in print worldwide. His Myron Bolitar series has earned the Edgar, Shamus, and Anthony Awards. Coben is also the creator and executive producer of many television shows, including adaptations on Netflix of the # 1 global hit Fool Me Once, Missing You, Stay Close, The Stranger, The Innocent, Gone for Good, Hold Tight, Caught, Just One Look, and The Woods as well as Lazarus and Shelter on Amazon Prime. New TV series include Run Away and coming soon, I Will Find You on Netflix. He is also the host of the CBS/Paramount+ original series Harlan Coben’s FINAL TWIST. PNC BANK ARTS CENTER DISTINGUISHED CULTURAL LANDMARK AWARD Since opening in 1968 as the Garden State Arts Center, PNC Bank Arts Center has remained one of New Jersey’s most iconic live entertainment venues. Designed by renowned architect Edward Durell Stone, the open-air amphitheater has welcomed generations of music fans and hosted legendary performers including Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra, Bruce Springsteen, Whitney Houston, Pearl Jam, Dolly Parton, and countless others. Today, PNC Bank Arts Center continues to serve as a cultural landmark in Monmouth County, drawing more than half a million visitors annually through concerts, community programming, and seasonal events such as the Magic of Lights holiday spectacular. Monmouth Arts is proud to honor PNC Bank Arts Center for its enduring impact on the region’s arts and cultural landscape. DOROTHEA BONGIOVI OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Dorothea Bongiovi is the Founder and Program Director of the JBJ Soul Kitchen, a Pay-it-Forward community restaurant model that serves in-need and paying customers. With 2 locations in NJ and one on the campus of Rutgers University-Newark, these restaurants have served over 200,000 meals to address student food insecurity. Dorothea is a recipient of the NJ and National Jefferson Award for Volunteer Leadership. She also received a Silver Stevie Award, which recognizes women in leadership roles. She is the wife of Jon Bon Jovi and the mother of 4. 2026 ENTERTAINMENT Des & the Swagmatics C.P. Lacey as James Brown Impersonator For more than three decades, C.P. Lacey has captivated audiences worldwide as a singer, comedian, dancer, actor, and master impressionist. Known for his uncanny portrayals of icons including Michael Jackson, Prince, James Brown, Stevie Wonder, and Snoop Dogg, as well as his own original characters, Lacey has shared the stage with acclaimed entertainers such as Steve Harvey, Tracy Morgan, Sting, Jimmy Fallon, and Whoopi Goldberg. A longtime featured performer at the legendary Apollo Theater, he has appeared on nationally televised productions including Showtime at the Apollo and Apollo Live. His contributions to entertainment have been recognized by the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, where his work is featured alongside some of music’s most celebrated artists. Stephen Rubino as Emcee THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!

Upcoming artful experiences, arts mixers, member exhibits, film sneak peeks, and much more! EVENTS Upcoming FEAST Annual Member Exhibit: Opening Reception Fri, Sep 11 The Oyster Point Hotel Learn more FEAST Annual Member Exhibit Sat, Sep 12 The Oyster Point Hotel Learn more ArtPop Sat, Sep 19 Red Bank Learn more Culture Around the Corner Fri, Oct 02 Long Branch Learn more Bring on the Funk! Where the Arts Get Down Gala Thu, Oct 29 Asbury Lanes Learn more Exhibits On View The Sun, My Heart Summer Deaver’s collection explores the unity of opposites through contemplative mark-making, oil painting and hand-burnished printmaking. Inspired by writings in Thích Nhất Hạnh’s The Sun My Heart, the series reflects the idea that light and darkness do not cancel each other out, but merge into wholeness. On view: June 18 - September 12 Opening Reception: June 25th, 5:30pm ArtSpace, Red Bank Learn more Annual Member Exhibit: FEAST With FEAST artists were asked 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. On view: September 4 - November 2 Opening Reception: Friday, September 11, 6pm - 8pm Oyster Point Hotel, 146 Bodman Place, Red Bank Learn more Past Events Wed, Aug 12 2026 Senior Art Show: Awards Ceremony Reception / Monmouth County Library - Headquarters Learn more Aug 12, 2026, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Monmouth County Library - Headquarters, 125 Symmes Dr, Manalapan Township, NJ 07726, USA Thu, Jul 30 The Sun, My Heart Exhibit: Tea Meditation & Meet the Artist / ArtSpace Learn more Jul 30, 2026, 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM ArtSpace, 99 Monmouth St, Red Bank, NJ 07701, USA Free and open to the public! Mon, Jul 27 Feast: Annual Member Exhibit Deadline / Digital Application Learn more Jul 27, 2026, 8:00 AM – 11:40 PM Digital Application The Monmouth Arts annual member exhibit – now in its ninth year – is named for Dr. Charles Sills, who was a painter, sculptor, collector, and supporter of the arts Load More

CURRENT MEMBERS BIG THANKS TO OUR NONPROFIT & BUSINESS MEMBERS NONPROFIT MEMBERS 180 Turning Lives Around Algonquin Arts Theatre American Association of University Women - Freehold Branch Arcadian Chorale Art Alliance of Monmouth County Art Society of Monmouth County Asbury Park Arts Council Asbury Park Dance Festival Asbury Park Museum Asbury Park Music Foundation Asbury Park Theater Company Atlantic Highlands Arts Council Axelrod Performing Arts Center Belmar Arts Center Brookdale Community College Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music Center Players Classic Radio Road Show Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey Company of Dance Arts Count Basie Center for the Arts Creative OPERAtions Freehold Jewish Center Garden State Film Festival Guild of Creative Art Hellenic Dancers of New Jersey Highlands Borough Arts Council Holmdel Theatre Company Indie Street Film Festival Jersey Shore Arts Center Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County Long Branch Arts & Cultural Center Longfellow Deeds Manasquan River Group of Artists Middletown Arts Center Misfits Theatre Company Monmouth Civic Chorus Monmouth County Historical Association Monmouth County Library System Monmouth County Parks System Monmouth Museum Monmouth Symphony Orchestra Monmouth University Center for the Arts New Jersey Repertory Company New Jersey State Youth Orchestra Premier Theatre Company Project Write Now Red Bank Chamber Music Society Red Bank RiverCenter Red Bank Theatre for Young Audiences RiverJAM Music Rockit Live Foundation Roosevelt Arts Project Shrewsbury Chorale Spring Lake Community House and Theatre Theater Q Asbury T. Thomas Fortune Foundation Transformer / Siren Arts Two River Theater BUSINESS MEMBERS 4am Somewhere Murals + SIgns Amelchenko Gallery Art629 Gallery Artistscent Asbury Park Art Club Beauregard Fine Art Black Swallowtail Studios Borzotta Arts Color and Light Festival / PolyOne Craig Kiely Designs Dead Letter Press Draw with Mr. Mike Gallery Jupiter Galerie Lucida Hatteras Inspired Minds Fine Art School James Yarosh Associates Fine Art & Design Gallery Jersey Artist Registry JK Ceramics / SquatterPotters Kelly-Mckenna Gallery Main Avenue Galleria McKay Imaging Photography New Jersey Stage NUCULTURE Over the Moon Art Studios Oyster Point Hotel / Molly Pitcher Inn Parlor Gallery Pella Windows & Doors Rathu Consulting Red Bank Frameworks SOFA - Studio of Fine Art The Estuary TV Talent 3 / Magic Box Communications Umami Girl Visions Photographic Workshops WHITEPOINT Gallery and Studio

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 On View: September 4 - November 2, 2026 Opening Reception: Friday, September 11, 6:00 - 8:00pm Feast: The 2026 Charles Sills Memorial Group Art Exhibit Monmouth Arts annual member exhibition will 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. FEAST is 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 recently published 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. With FEAST artists were asked 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. Artists were 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. 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

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 . We're open! ArtSpace 105 is now open with limited hours. Stop by to view the artwork in person or check out the digital gallery. Our gallery visiting hours are Monday through Friday, 11:00 am - 3:30 pm. Also available by appointment. Contact Vinny Martini, Arts Education and Events Manager, at vinny@monmoutharts.org . CURRENT EXHIBIT Luminate Artwork by Inspired Minds Fine Art School Students Exhibit Dates: December 17 - January 7, 2021 VIEW DIGITAL GALLERY ALL EXHIBITS Luminate Inspired Minds Fine Art School Students Dec 18, 2021 - Jan 7, 2022 View More Acoustical Colors & Freedom Abstract Michelle Locklear Nov 5, 2020 - Feb 5, 2021 View More ColorChips in Motion ColorChips students Freddy Powell, Marlene Akeroyd, & Susan Penn Jan 3 - Feb 28, 2020 View More Best of the Senior Art Show Senior Artists of Monmouth County Sep 6 - Oct 16, 2019 View More Grey Matter Elisabeth McKeon Apr 8 - May 29, 2019 View More From My Perspective Communications High School Dec 4 - Dec 20, 2018 View More In the Waters / In the West Johanna Ericson and Dana McKay Jul 6 - Sep 10, 2021 View More Distant Connection Monmouth Arts Artist Members Apr 9 - Oct 28, 2020 View More Cosmic Canyons One River School of Art + Design Dec 3, 2019 - Jan 2, 2020 View More America: Land That I Love H. Hargrove Jul 10 - Aug 28, 2019 View More Kaleidoscope RBC High School Students Mar 1 - Mar 27, 2019 View More In Search of Meaning Gwynneth Green and Lou Storey Mar 8 - May 7, 2021 View More What Eye See RBC High School Students Mar 12 - Apr 9, 2020 View More Puddles & Rainbows Author-Illustrator Mike Ciccotello Nov 1 - Nov 26, 2019 View More Summer Sense-Ability The Arc of Monmouth Jun 14 - Jun 27, 2019 View More Horror Vacui Marie Maber Jan 4 - Feb 27, 2019 View More

Monmouth Arts is dedicated to helping local arts organizations thrive with funding, collaborative opportunities, and increased visibility.​ We hope you join us in elevating the arts scene in Monmouth County and keeping the arts alive. FOR NONPROFITS Welcome! Monmouth Arts is dedicated to helping local arts organizations thrive with funding, collaborative opportunities, and increased visibility. We hope you join us in elevating the arts scene in Monmouth County and keeping the arts alive. ArtHelps Grants The ArtHelps Grants support organizations and programs that serve the public and provide access to a diverse array of quality arts experiences throughout Monmouth County. Learn more Arts Mixers Meet up and mingle with fellow creatives and supporters at Monmouth Arts’ gallery and community space in Red Bank. Learn more All Current Members View a list of our current nonprofit members. Learn more Asbury Park African-American Music Project (AP-AMP) Jennifer Souder, Board of Director "Monmouth Arts’ support has helped others from the funding community and people new to the Asbury Park African-American Music Project (AP-AMP) recognize our mission as an important part of the arts community in Monmouth County. Monmouth Arts funding has helped AP-AMP continue to highlight musicians we have worked with over the years as well as helped us introduce new musicians to our community." Learn More Membership Gives You More Open the door to more arts happenings and involvement in the creative scene of Monmouth County. Build meaningful connections to artists, organizations, and other supporters Promote your business and events to thousands of our members and subscribers Explore Memberships

The Charles Sills Memorial Group Art Exhibit examined the theme of Reinvention and its relation to art, creativity, community, and our professional and personal journeys. MEMBER EXHIBITS: DIGITAL GALLERY REINVENTION Suzanne Anan Friendship's Kiss oil on mixed media 22"H x18"W Not for Sale Lisa Bagwell The Future of Water 5"H x 5"W x 7"D $300 Marilyn Baldi Novice #2 photography 16"H x 20"W $395 Susan Boser Sweet Song charcoal, graphite, inks and acrylic on canvas 30"H x 24"W $400 Sheilagh Casey Phoenix 3 (Scenes from the life of the phoenix) oil on panel 12"H x 12"W $500 Joan Cichalski Attitude watercolor and pen 14"H x 11"W $425 Domenica Donna Como Pears and Squares watercolor painting on arches paper 20"H x 15"W Not for Sale John De Poortere Farmer and Shepherd mixed media painting 10"H x 8"W $375 John De Poortere Mavka mixed media painting 8”H x11”W $375 Justin DeMattico Railroad acrylic on canvas 24"H x 24"W $500 Kate Eggleston A Day Without Treif is a Day Without Sunshine textiles 4”H x 3”W x 2"D $500 Kate Eggleston No Thread Required silkscreen on watercolor paper 12"H x 9"W $180 Shari Epstein New York City collage painting on canvas including navigational chart and found objects 24"H x 36"W Not for Sale Sarah Fishbein OUT OF TIME glass mosaic 60"H x 24.5"W x 1"D $7500 Gwynneth Green Big Bad Wolf photography 12”H X 8”W $200 Mary Gretsky Rough Waters graphite and charcoal, 18”H x 24”W Not for Sale Richard Huff Hiding photography 18”H x 24”W $475 Brittany James Untamed oil and gold leaf on canvas 24"H x 30"W $3,000 Eleanor James All I Need acrylic and spray paint on canvas, 12"H x 12"W x 1.3"D $400 Annette Juliano Starry Night Over The Rhône oil 24"H x 36"W x 3/4" D $2000 Lea Lumière All That’s Yet to Live 2022 video film art Not for Sale Marie Maber Monday Flowers 24"H x 12"W x 1"D $225 Frankie Mainieri Table Legs oil 42"H x 30"W Not for Sale Ellen Martin Yellow Maelstrom acrylic on canvas 14"H x 11"W x 1/2"D $150 Brad Marullo Statue of Liberty watercolor 12”H x 16”W Not for Sale