Art

“While we live next to the arts capital of the world, if we don’t keep the arts alive here, what the future of this city will look like, a bedroom community for Wall Street?”

Two new 55 and 59-story high-rises coming to Journal Square, Jersey City will add plazas, greenery, and gallery space to a stretch near the PATH tracks.

Here's how one downtown Jersey City developer is embracing street art to build community.

The city's redevelopment agency has taken a step toward restoring the Journal Square landmark into a 3,300-seat performing arts center, choosing the operator behind Newark’s Prudential Center for the job.

A plan that hopes to bring a new theater venue to a block of Downtown Hoboken has crossed the finish line.

A brick building on South Orange Avenue was renovated and converted into lofts. Now, an art gallery is about to open in the space.

"The Mosaic at South Orange" would replace a former bank with a five-story development. It could be approved this month.

Newark is home to hundreds of artists, organizations, institutions, and foundations and now ranked as one of the leading arts cities in the country.

The non-profit organization Project for Empty Space recently leased 20,000 square feet in downtown Newark.

A vacant building in Downtown Jersey City is slated to be converted into flexible space to assist the surrounding arts community.