Art

The owner of an old garage on Bright Street wants to convert the building into the “Bright St. Studios.”

A recent Strong Towns article warns that Jersey City needs to focus on arts and culture as much as new development for fear of losing the artists and organizations it has left.

Artist Kristin DeAngelis talked recently about why she closed her three-year-old art gallery in The Heights, 107 Bowers Gallery, and what she'd like to see in that space.

The popular cultural event will be expanding across the Hudson River for their 19th year, as the Mile Square City’s north end will be accommodating parts of the festival.

Newark has the talent for a vibrant theater scene. If only it had venues. That’s why NJPAC’s new Cooperman Center could be so transformative for downtown.

The spring edition of JC Friday was extra lively this past Friday night, as the Novado Gallery celebrated its grand opening at 110 Morgan Street. The contemporary gallery is the latest addition to the former Butler Brothers warehouse space.

An effort to move a popular Harlem sculpture installation to a sprawling greenspace in Jersey City could start within days if a fundraiser bridges a gap in the project’s funding.

Monopoly will be releasing a Jersey City version and is taking suggestions as to what streets, businesses, and neighborhoods to include in the fun.

Kushner Real Estate Group is teaming with the company who owns the World Trade Center to pitch a two-tower project that would create an art walk and open space in an alley behind the Loew’s Jersey Theater.

As part of an ongoing transformation of Harborside, Mack-Cali Realty Corporation, earlier this week, held an unveiling event for a new sculpture hanging in the atrium of the downtown Jersey City building.