Grand Opening for hob’art

Save the date: “Vision, Intuition, Realization” opening reception on Saturday June 2nd

by hob'art on May 9, 2012

Sovereign Bank exhibit: “Look Closely” by photographer Andrea Milo

by hob'art on April 18, 2012

The Sovereign Bank will host an exhibition of photographs by photographer Andrea Milo now through May 26, 2012, entitled “Look Closely”, with a reception on Saturday May 19th from 11am-noon. The show features photographs which invite a second look – Ms. Milo’s photographs aim to capture subtle elements of beauty and wonder in the everyday, and examine our relationship and emotional connection to our environment.

Ms. Milo is a Hoboken resident who has been exhibiting her photographs in New Jersey and New York since 2001. She has also participated in group shows in Boston, Montreal and Rome, and has been published in Frommers.com, the Irish Voice, NJ Monthly magazine, and NJ.com. Clients include Starbucks and Prentice Hall.

Please join photographer Andrea Milo and hob’art members at the closing reception on May 19th. {see below}

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hob’art’s Critique Group {4.14.12}

April 16, 2012

Artists: Liz Cohen, Starr Tucker-Ortega, Willie Baez, Donna Doherty, Erich Heinemann Early on Saturday morning a small group of hob’art members gathered at the hob’art co-operative gallery, to share their most intimate studio explorations and experiments. Marking the gallery’s first of regularly scheduled critique meetings, the artists, gathered together and showed their vulnerability by hanging [...]

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Visit hob’art at Hoboken’s Monthly Gallery Walk

April 6, 2012

3rd Sundays: Hoboken’s Monthly Gallery Walk Sunday, April 15, 2012 marks the kickoff to a new monthly art event in Hoboken, 3rd Sundays: Hoboken’s Monthly Gallery Walk. Occurring on the third Sunday of each month from 2 to 6 pm, nine galleries and art spaces around Hoboken are participating in the festivities. With special events [...]

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Join us for the 3rd Sunday Gallery Walk in Hoboken

April 6, 2012

Starting April 15th this year, every third Sunday of the month will be the Hoboken Gallery Walk from 2-6pm. This event is sponsored by The City of Hoboken and will feature local, regional and international artists. Galleries include BAMA Gallery, Barsky Gallery, Gallery 1200, Hoboken Museum Upper Gallery, hob’art Gallery at the Monroe Center, Lana [...]

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TIME: A Collaboration between Hob’art and Mile Square Theater

April 5, 2012

Hob’art, Hoboken’s only non profit artists’ cooperative gallery, and Mile Square Theater are presenting a new show TIME. All the works in this show explore the concept of “time” – past present and future. This theme was chosen in conjunction with Mile Square Theater’s new production THE PAVILION a play dealing with the ravages [...]

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Diverseco at the Brodsky Gallery in Princeton, NJ

April 4, 2012

hob’art co-operative gallery, Hoboken’s longest operating artists’ group, is proud to present a members’ show ,”Diversco”, at the Brodsky Gallery, the Chauncy Conference Center, ETS, Rosedale Road, Princeton, NJ 08541 from March 30-May 22, 2012. Gallery hours are from 9 am to 9 pm weekdays. Artists participating are: Don Sichler, France Garrido, Roslyn Rose,Howard Berelson, [...]

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Silhouettes

April 3, 2012

Silhouettes is the new exhibition at the hob’art gallery in The Monroe Art Center by members Patrick Deshayes, Joe Gilmore and Neri Orozco. Patrick Deshayes: ‘In every sense, a line’. His ‘line’ theme was inspired by an essay about Baudelaire, comparing the writer’s pen to a painter’s brush. In the mist of broken, curved, round [...]

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Variations

March 5, 2012

Constance Ftera, Starr Tucker Ortega and Myrna E Micheli show their work at “Variations” on exhibit this month at hob’art cooperative gallery. Join them for refreshments and art at their reception this Saturday, March 10, 5 to 8pm. Regular gallery hours are Saturday 12 – 5 or by appointment at the 720 Monroe Street [...]

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