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2010
Lighthouse Keeper's Quarters
Art Exhibit Schedule
April
Photography from the New Jersey Lighthouse Society’s Annual
Photography Contest
The New Jersey
Lighthouse Society will exhibit their entries from their 2010
photography contest. Their photography captures the beauty and
uniqueness of lighthouses around the world.
May 1-29
Robert Grunke and Vicky Culver
Explore the
splendor of Monmouth County, as well as environs beyond, in this
edgy exhibit by fine art photographer Robert Grunke and photo
collagist Vicky Culver. This award-winning duo will share images
of the places and subjects that they are passionate about.
May
29-June 26
Robert Hillmann
Robert Hillmann
is a local photographer who captures the treasure of Sandy Hook
and Fort Hancock through the photographer’s eye. While in the
army, stationed in Hawaii, Bob’s interest in photography
developed, and Sandy Hook seemed like the perfect place to
continue his love of photography. Hillmann is a carpenter with the
National Park Service on Sandy Hook, and he is most proud of his
work on the restoration of the Lighthouse and the Lighthouse
Keepers Quarters.
June
26-July 31
Anthony Migliaccio
New
Jersey native Anthony Migliaccio began to draw and paint at an
early age. Like most landscape artists, Migliaccio is fascinated
by the outdoors, which helps him maintain the integrity of his
work while painting in the studio. Anthony is a recipient of a
Geraldine R. Dodge Fellowship and one of his paintings of Sandy
Hook was selected to hang in the offices of the EPA in the Ariel
Rios Building in Washington, DC.
July
31-September 4
Deborah Redden
Deborah Redden,
a lifetime resident of the Jersey Shore and an avid sailor, paints
on location. Over time she has changed from a traditional approach
in painting to a freer, more abstract style. She works to capture
the emotion of the scene in a spontaneous burst of color and brush
work which results in a unique expression of artistic energy. In
1999 Redden was recognized for her contribution to the arts by
Senate Majority Leader John O. Bennett. Deborah is a past
president of the Guild of Creative Art in Shrewsbury, New Jersey.
September
4 - October 30
Students of Laury Egan
Laury Egan
received her BFA in graphic design/photography from Carnegie
Mellon University and later studied with Sam Abell, a senior
National Geographic photographer. As an instructor, Laury has
taught composition courses and offered portfolio reviews at
Brookdale Community College and the Guild of Creative Art. Laury
has also served as a lecturer on photography and a judge for
competitions. She is the current president of the Guild of
Creative Art. In
this exhibit, Laury will share the work of her students. |
