The Printmaking Center of New Jersey

The Printmaking Center of New Jersey (formerly the Printmaking Council of New Jersey) is an award-winning non-profit arts center. For the past 39 years we have provided exhibitions, education and open working studios that support and encourage the fine art of printmaking. Our facility houses two galleries, and studios with equipment for printmaking, papermaking, letterpress and book arts. Each year thousands of adults and children participate in a variety of experiences at the center.

ARTS ON DIVISION

Annual Cultural Celebration in downtown Somerville, NJ

May 17 through 20, Thursday – Saturday 12 – 9pm, Sun 12 – 5pm

PCNJ Pop-Up Art Gallery: 59 Main Street

Featured Exhibition: MAD HOT YOUNG

Works by Emerging Artists Dave DiMarchi, Dave Keefe,
Maria Mineo, Irena Pejovic & Marissa Woodrow

Untitled (detail), by Maria Mineo

Untitled (detail) by Maria Mineo Johnny’s Shoulders by Marissa Woodrow

PCNJ SPONSORED EVENTS

THURS, MAY 17, 12-9pm Gallery Exhibition

FRI, MAY 18, 6-9pm Opening Reception
Food, Wine & Jon DeFiore Jazz Trio

Robynn Murray, POSTER GIRL

SAT, MAY 19, 12-9pm Combat Paper Demo

SUN, MAY 20, 4-5pm POSTER GIRL
Academy Award Nominated Film
Screening at Firehouse on Division Street
Followed by discussion led by
Dave Keefe & Eli Wright of Combat Paper NJ

For more information contact:
The Printmaking Center of NJ
440 River Road, Branchburg, NJ 08876
908.725.2110, director@printnj.org

Four by Four

Exhibition and Reception – Friday, June 15 from 6 – 9 pm

Prints produced by the four artists who have created collaborative editions at PCNJ this year. The participating artists are: Ibrahim Ahmed, Joe Ciardiello, Diana Gonzalez Gandolfi and Joe Waks. Participating Master Printers are Jase Clark, Sheila Goloborotko, Eileen Foti and Randy Hemminghaus. The exhibition features their collaborative prints, as well as other work.

Left to right: Buy Now! .today!, serigraph by Joe Waks; This Is Only A Test, photo etching by Joe Ciardiello; Vagaries of Chance by Diana Gonzalez Gandolfi, collagraph, litho, and hand coloring; and Body #1, serigraph by Ibrahim Ahmed.