Galleries

Events

JOIN US FOR A FUN-FILLED DAY AT THE ART SCHOOL AT OLD CHURCH!
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

The Art School is pleased to open its doors to the public for a summer celebration of puppetry, pottery, music, hula hoops and ART! Please join us for this FREE event!

POTTERY SALE
Browse and buy mugs, plates, bowls and platters, all handmade by local artists!

KIDS' ART EXHIBIT
View paintings, drawings, sculptures and prints created by children in our Young Artists program!

OPEN STUDIOS: ART DEMONSTRATIONS
Watch exciting demonstrations in paint and clay!

GUITAR LESSONS
Learn to play guitar with musician Ethan Fiks!

HULA-HOOPING
Fun for kids and adults! Hooping on the front lawn led by Meave (a.k.a. "Hoopkins") and Mary Gagler!

ARTIST RECEPTION FOR CONTEMPORARY PUPPETRY SHOW: 2:00-4:00 PM
Enjoy live performances and video screenings!

Exhibitions

Exhibitions and receptions in the Café and Mikhail Zakin galleries are FREE and open to the public.

Current exhibitions

21st Annual NJ Small Works Show
June 19 - July 16

Mikhail Zakin Gallery
Juror: Jeanne Brasile, Seton Hall University
Please click here to view the press release.

Duets: Stephanie Shultz & Joshua Eiten
July 12 - August 2

Café Gallery
Sculptural ceramics and charcoal figure studies

Upcoming exhibitions

Contemporary Puppetry: The Language Inside
July 26 - September 8

Mikhail Zakin Gallery
Live performances, video screenings & reception: Saturday, August 7, 2:00-4:00 PM

The Mikhail Zakin & Café Galleries

Gallery Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Please call the school at 201-767-7160 for evening or Saturday hours.

The Art School at Old Church houses two professionally-run art galleries. The Mikhail Zakin Gallery presents 8-10 exhibitions each year, featuring contemporary work in a variety of disciplines from emerging and established regional artists. The Café Gallery showcases work from the Art School at Old Church students and faculty. Exhibitions rotate throughout the year.

Our galleries are free and open to the public. Both galleries are wheelchair accessible.

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