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Passaic Studio

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NP Studios in Passaic New Jersey, an up and coming, bustling town rich with South American culture. 20 minute commute from Jersey City and Manhattan. Close to shops, restaurants, home depot, grocery stores and more.

Over 9000sqft. divided up to create 22 private studios. This is a well maintained warehouse with exposed brick, heat and industrial fans.

Studios range in size and price starting at $275 a month. All utilities and internet is included.

Prospect Park Studio

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Centrally located to William Paterson University, restaurants, hardware store and Home Depot. 10 minutes from Montclair State University.
This is a unique and raw space in an old factory warehouse, over 6,000sqft divided to create a total of 16 individual studios.
Growing artists’ community including photographers, sculptors, painters, and printmakers.
All utilities and internet is included.

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Diana Jean Puglisi received her BFA with a concentration in painting from William Paterson University in January 2011.  She contributed four years to strengthening the community within William Paterson University’s College of the Arts through the Student Art Association. After graduating, Diana continues to develop her paintings and drawings inspired by the patterns in the man-made and natural world that surrounds her.  Diana was accepted to Virginia Commonwealth’s 2011 Summer Studio Program taught by contemporary performance artist Nigel Rolfe.  The program continued to develop her ideas of painting through new media such as performance, photography and installation.

Artist Statement:

On a luminous day, leaves block light and create patterns that mask the sky.  Patterns are found in grass, created by the repetition of a blade, similar to how bark grows on trees, the way birds fly, how water ripples, the hives of a bee, the skin on an animal, and even the sediments in the depths of the ground.  Mechanically, pattern is present in machinery and the mass-production of objects.  Whether man-made or natural, patterns are embedded into our psyche.  Patterns can infinitely be interpreted, manipulated, and reinvented.

~Diana Jean Puglisi

For more information visit Diana’s full website at dianapuglisi.com

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Peter Rippon has been creating these fantastic works of art since the 70′s. His workshop and home in Manhattan were severely damaged by Hurrican Sandy. This show is a reflection on post flood works. Come out to support and reflect on this fabulous collection of works by Peter Rippon Tuesday, February 26th from 6-8pm at the Paul Labrecque Salon 171 East 65th Street NY,NY.



 

Monica Baumann

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Monica Baumann 

From New Jersey, Monica started her formal studies at the age of 16 at Middlesex County College. She was accepted into an advanced art program, called “Arts High.” This offered her a young glimpse into the professional art world. Since then, Monica has studied at the duCret School of Art, Academy duCret, the Grand Central Academy, the Art Students League and is currently continuing her studies at the Jahn Studios. Her paintings and drawings have been shown in numerous exhibitions in New York and New Jersey. Monica also teaches at duCret School of Art. She is a strong-willed, hard-working painter, hoping to become comparable to those great artists that live and once lived. Her work has a strong focus on beauty and harmony, pure aesthetics as they once were.

 

To view Monica Baumann’s full website click on the link below.

http://monicabaumann.com/

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It’s that time of the year again when throngs of toy fans, toy creators and toy buyers worldwide converge on New York City for the International Toy Fair. For the third year in a row during this time, th…e art gallery TT Underground and Beerlao will be hosting the Four Horsemen as they bring you Toypocalypse 3: ExtraTOYrrestrial!

This is the Four Horsemen’s third annual gallery show featuring their work past, present and future, and this year Toypocalypse revolves around their newest licensed property – The Power Lords! The Power Lords was a toy line from the 80′s that seemed to be a bit ahead of it’s time, but it has a very loyal fan base that have been hoping for it’s return. With the launch of the Power Lords website, it was announced that the Four Horsemen now have the license to create new Power Lords toys and other merchandise, and this show will reveal early prototypes of some of the upcoming Power Lords characters!

SPECIAL GUEST!!: The original designer of the Power Lords toys back in the 80′s and world renowned artist and sought after Hollywod creature designer Wayne Barlowe will be the special guest at Toypocalypse 3: ExtraTOYrrestrial on the opening night of the show! There will be original artwork created by Mr. Barlowe as designs for the original Power Lords line, as well as a print of one of those pieces being sold at the show, which Mr. Barlowe will gladly sign for you!

Also at Toypocalyse 3: ExtraTOYrrestrial… Original artwork and 3D customs done by Power Lords fans in a Power Lords artwork and customs show! A display of classic Power Lords toys, original design artwork and other obscure merchandise generously donated and loaned to the Four Horsemen specifically for this show! The reveal of some new prototypes of upcoming characters and projects from other various Four Horsemen properties and licenses! 2ups, paint-masters and other prototypes from some of Four Horsemen properties and Mattel action figure lines! Fantastic finger foods, delicious drinks and an amazing DJ will be onhand to rock the party on opening night only!

TOYPOCALYPSE 3: EXTRATOYRESTRIAL: A SHOW CELEBRATING THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF THE POWER LORDS!

TT Underground Gallery: 91 2nd Ave. New York, New York (beneath Toy Tokyo)

Free general admission. No invitation necessary.

SATURDAY, Feb. 9th – OPENING PARTY: 7pm to 10pm

SUNDAY Feb. 10th through WEDNESDAY Feb. 13th: regular gallery hours

Check out http://FourHorsemen.biz/ for more and upcoming images and details!

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Click on the image to view Stephen Batiz’s website.

Contact: info@stephenbatiz.com

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Born and raised in Botswana, Southern Africa, I fell in love with the idea of one day living in America. Although I had no idea photography was something one could pick as a career, I was certainly destined for it. As an avid reader, I escaped into Barbara Cartland’s romance novels delighting at the fantasy of love. I read Shakespeare, self help and cook books. I remember being so bold and ambitious. Curious about everything…

At 17, I moved to Washington DC. I studied ‘sensible’ courses graduating with a Bachelors in Business in 2005. It was very shortly after gradation that I picked up a camera, and have not looked back. I began my career in 2007 as a freelance photographer working for modeling agencies, shooting actors, musicians and models. My studio has been featured in CBS’s Inside Edition Television show and I have worked with some really amazing people in the music industry and some great nation brands. In 2010 I created a boutique Wedding Photography addition to my business. As a Wedding Photographer based out of New Jersey, I have found the most joy in my work. I cry’s at almost every wedding, and I’m obsessed with the details. I now work as a NJ Wedding Photographer, focusing on the tales I remember in the fluffy romance novels I was so addicted to as a young teen. I hope to live up to those stories in the work I now love to do.

Dawn Joseph

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NP Studios is proud to welcome fashion designer Achalla. Click on the image to shop from her amazing collection!

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I was born in South Korea, and I have had an interest in photography for more than twenty years. I am influenced by photographers like Ralph Gibson and Walker Evans. In reference to my black and white photography, I am drawn to simplicity and tonality, as well as to grain and texture. I tend to photograph detail rather than the whole. I am also drawn to how images come together from the physical world into the art realm, which can be illusionary. I am fascinated in that photographs and artistic imagery are not always what they seem.  When you look through the camera’s eye, the image always transforms into something unique when viewed in it’s final form.

~Jim Jeffreys

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2012 Open Studio Tour Pictures

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Thank you all for participating and coming out to support NP Studios. We could not be happier with the turn out with over 200 people again this year. The music and artist demonstrations were a nice addition this season. We at NP Studios strive to make each year better than the last as well creating a fun and meaningful event.

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