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Art at Your Fingertips
Walking into an art museum can be a sacred experience. Cherish the masterpieces that have been the life's work of so many great artists over the course of history, and even in present day. We are extremely lucky to house so many art museums here in New Jersey dedicated to this important cultural tradition.State's largest art museum!
Dedicate your day to exploring the variety of collections offered at the Newark Art Museum. They have a number of exhibitions, ongoing and traveling. Stop by for your first time or tenth time to explore and be inspired by a new piece of art.
The Newark Museum of Art
973-596-6550 | Essex CountyThe Newark Museum provides the best place to explore many different styles of art! With special exhibits for kids and pre-teens, youngsters can explore art as well! An art museum for the whole famil... Read More
Visit Website View DetailsOne of the only Southern NJ Fine Art Museums!
The Noyes Art Museum recently became a part of Stockton University and aims to create a thriving cultural envrironment for experiencing the arts. It has its own art gallery, a visual arts program, and more! Noyes brings the artistic community together in Southern NJ.
Noyes Art Museum
609-652-8848 | Atlantic CountyAs one of the only fine art museums in Southern NJ, the Noyes Museum of Art has a lot of things worth visiting it. For one, it has four different galleries that show artwork from all over. With events happening all the time, this is the best place in Southern NJ to view ar... Read More
Visit Website View DetailsLargest Russian museum in NJ!
The Museum of Russian Art has fostered Russian culture and community since it was founded in 1980. It feautures a number of notable artists such as Erik Bulatov and Alexander Kharitonov.
The Museum of Russian Art
(917) 449-2842 | Hudson CountyThe Museum of Russian Art is a perfect option for those in NJ who want a unique art museum. This is the largest Russian museum in NJ and one of the only ones in the state! Learn about Russian history through art in N... Read More
Visit Website View DetailsState's largest art museum!
Dedicate your day to exploring the variety of collections offered at the Newark Art Museum. They have a number of exhibitions, ongoing and traveling. Stop by for your first time or tenth time to explore and be inspired by a new piece of art.
The Newark Museum of Art
973-596-6550 | Essex CountyThe Newark Museum provides the best place to explore many different styles of art! With special exhibits for kids and pre-teens, youngsters can explore art as well! An art museum for the whole famil... Read More
Visit Website View DetailsOne of the only Southern NJ Fine Art Museums!
The Noyes Art Museum recently became a part of Stockton University and aims to create a thriving cultural envrironment for experiencing the arts. It has its own art gallery, a visual arts program, and more! Noyes brings the artistic community together in Southern NJ.
Noyes Art Museum
609-652-8848 | Atlantic CountyAs one of the only fine art museums in Southern NJ, the Noyes Museum of Art has a lot of things worth visiting it. For one, it has four different galleries that show artwork from all over. With events happening all the time, this is the best place in Southern NJ to view ar... Read More
Visit Website View DetailsLargest Russian museum in NJ!
The Museum of Russian Art has fostered Russian culture and community since it was founded in 1980. It feautures a number of notable artists such as Erik Bulatov and Alexander Kharitonov.
The Museum of Russian Art
(917) 449-2842 | Hudson CountyThe Museum of Russian Art is a perfect option for those in NJ who want a unique art museum. This is the largest Russian museum in NJ and one of the only ones in the state! Learn about Russian history through art in N... Read More
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Want to Learn to Paint Like a Pro?
If you ever looked at a painting and thought, how hard could it be? Why not see for yourself at one of New Jersey's painting classes. Even if you've never picked up a brush before, there's a blank canvas with your name on it!
