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New
Jersey sculptor Clyde Lynds, Hamlet, Joseph Grigely, and master potter Albert Green
You can see
the Clyde Lynds sculptures featured on State
of the Arts at the following locations around New Jersey:
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Transit.
New Jersey Transit Train Station, Hamilton
Confluence.
State Capital Plaza, Trenton
American
Sunrise. Vineland Memorial Soldiers Home,
Vineland
Plumb
& Rose, Richard Stockton College, Pomona
High
Lights, Edison Memorial Soldiers Home, Edison
Current,
Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences, Rutgers
University, New Brunswick
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Hamlet will run through September 2, 2001 at the
New Jersey Shakespeare Festival, on the campus of Drew
University in Madison. The Festival’s season continues
through December 30th. For information about Hamlet, or
upcoming productions, call 973-408-5600 or visit www.njshakespeare.org
 New
Jersey artist Joseph Grigely. The Whitney Museum
of American Art in New York City has mounted Grigley's
largest installation to date lining the walls of an oval
room constructed in the gallery with more than 2,500 hand
written notes on scraps of whit paper. The exibition is
titled Joseph Grigely: White Noise. It will be
on display through September 9, 2001. For information
call the museum at 212-570-3676 or visit www.whitney.org
 The
works of New Jersey’s master potter Albert Green
can be seen on exhibit at the Morris Museum in Morristown
through November 18, 2001. After November 18th, his pieces
can be studied by appointment at the museum. For information
and museum hours call 973-971-3700 or visit www.morrismuseum.org |
