We are pleased to greet Monmouth County novelist, poet, and fine arts photographer, Laury A. Egan, the author of nine novels, four volumes of poetry, and a story collection.
Monmouth Voice: Have you always lived in...
I use time-honored materials like egg tempera and silverpoint to unite my two greatest loves: drawing and storytelling. Whether drawing with a piece of silver wire or a brush laden with egg yolk and pigment,...
Gregory Lewis - Solo Exhibition
“By the Sea”
Opening Reception
June 3, 1pm - 4pm
Memorial Day through Labor Day
(refreshments will be served)
Guard House & Museum, Building #28, Fort Hancock, Sandy Hook, NJ
Greg’s Bio
Gregory Lewis has over 25 years...
Imagine seeing paintings for the first time face-to-face, with no prior knowledge of them from the constant barrage of social media output. That's what curator Ellen Martin is presenting with this exhibit.
"I'm taking a big...
Margery Cohen: Handing It Over. By Sheilagh Casey
We could all use a new friend or pet, or maybe a real-life pocket monster. Even a rival or enemy. Don’t worry too much about forming relationships, because...
It'll be fun to welcome Spring with the artists at the Small Art Show. Come and see what they've been up to over the winter. The Show will be held on Saturday and Sunday, March...
The Fifth Quarter is a middle-grade graphic novel series about a young basketball player named Lori Block, who has a lot of passion for the game, but not as much skill. She only mostly goes...
NextUP at the Oyster Point Gallery is a Cocktail Reception for Ericka Bruno. It's on Friday, March 4th at 6:00 p.m. Don't miss this great chance to meet Ms. Bruno and see some of her...
Parvathi Kumar: Digital Explorations
Friday, April 8th from 6 - 8 p.m. at the Oyster Point Hotel
Parvathi Kumar is an award-winning photographer living and working in New Jersey. She inherited her love of photography from her...
By Sheilagh Casey
This is my first post on Monmouth Voice. I’ve been asked to edit, or oversee, the arts topic.
My name is Sheilagh Casey (pronounced as if the “gh” at the end of my first...
