Curated by Jason Vartikar in collaboration with the artist, Companion Species (At What Cost): The Works of Marie Watt highlights tapestries among a variety of textile works. Continue reading on...
Doug Herren’s imaginative, machine-like creations on display at Hunterdon Art...
Recap Of 2021 ArtParty & Auction – Band Together
New Shows Explore Decolonization, Social Justice, Playful Curiosity, Work by Member Artists The Hunterdon Art Museum presents four new exhibitions from Sept. 26, 2021, through Jan. 9, 2022. An opening reception will take place Sunday, Sept. 26 from...
Simple Pleasures – it’s the brand of pink hand soap at the Hunterdon Art Museum, and also a recurring theme for those seeking to regain life post pause. On a recent summer day, young ones were experiencing the simple pleasures of returning to...
The Hunterdon Art Museum invites visitors to view three contemporary art exhibitions that explore some of the complex issues facing society.
CLINTON, NJ (May 2021) – Hunterdon Art Museum presents “Crossroads: Book Artists’ Impassioned Responses to Immigration, Human Rights, and Our Environment” and “Print+” from May 8 – Sept. 5, 2021. The works featured in the exhibitions...
The Hunterdon Art Museum is thrilled to announce a $51,116 grant from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts through its federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act fund. This grant will be crucial in helping HAM overcome...
Peters Valley began as an experimental colony, eventually evolving into a craft school of prominent women blacksmiths, ceramicists, and fiber artists.
Hunterdon Art Museum will exhibit “From the Ground Up: Peters Valley School of Craft” from Oct. 4 – Jan. 10. “From the Ground Up,” will be the first-ever exhibition examining Peters Valley’s fifty-year history and key moments that have defined the institution – from its earliest formation as an experimental craft colony, to the building of its renowned Japanese wood-fired or Anagama kiln in 1980, to the prominence of women blacksmiths at Peters Valley in the early 2000s.