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August 2007
“Three Generations of Artists” at Zelphy's in Millville
South Jersey Magazine (As Published in South Jersey
Magazine,
Volume 3, Issue 5.)
Newark Star Ledger (2/3)
The Hammonton Gazette (1/4)
sjArts NewsCalendar (November 2005)
South Jersey Weekender (10/21/05)
New York Times (10/23/05)
Press of Atlantic City (6/3/05)
Courier Post (2/19/05)
Press of Atlantic City (2/13/05)
Courier Post (2/1/05)
Press of Atlantic City (1/3/05)
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New York Times (1/2/05)
Press of Atlantic City (12/12/04)
Philadelphia Inquirer (12/1/04)
Daily Journal of Vineland &..(10/25/04)
New York Times (10/17/04)
Press of Atlantic City (10/16/04)
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Events
June 17, 2008 to
September 15, 2008
The Journey of VanBuren Payne and Paintings by Belinda Wilson
Reception: June 29, 2008, 2pm - 5pm
VanBuren Payne is a representational artist who works in several mediums. His portraits, landscapes, watercolors, sketches and drawings capture the essence of his various subjects. Mr. Payne has exhibited widely, most recently at Bennett College in Greensboro, North Carolina, and he currently teaches at the Crozer Library in Chester, PA and at several senior citizen centers in the surrounding area. The museum will present a mini-retrospective of his work in two galleries.
Also on exhibit will be Paintings by Belinda Wilson, a prolific self-taught artist with a natural gift for creativity. She sees life through her art, and enjoys interpreting everyday scenes in vibrant, swirling colors. Her paintings express her joy for life in watercolors and oils. In addition, the artist is an aspiring poet, videographer and writer.
ALSO !!
Yesterday in Atlantic City:
The Usry and Hollingsworth Papers
See the Recently Discovered Paintings
of Soundra Usry-Hollingsworth
The historic photographs and documents of Soundra and Pierre Hollingsworth will be exhibited with the campaign material, film and photos of former Atlantic City Mayor Jim Usry at the African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey . The exhibit allows a closer look at a trio of dynamic African Americans who made a strong impact on Atlantic City society and politics for many years. Pierre Hollingsworth was the former Fire Captain and President of the NAACP and his wife, Soundra, was widely known for her gospel television program and good works.
Ms. Usry-Hollingsworth’s recently discovered artwork will be exhibited along with the paintings of Carol Cuyjet and the mosaics of Larry B. Joseph from March 15 to June 14, 2008.
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Programs
Youth Art Program:
A competitive art program for school children
Traveling Exhibit:
Bring the Museum's traveling exhibition to your school or institution
Corporate Workplace Display:
A corporate exhibition designed by artist Earl Parker
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