The Bergen
Museum of Art & Science
Please
help fund our antique doll house and 1890's village collection.

The museum is looking to place our mural by Stefan Knapp (see above
photo, right) on a building large enough to display this famous
mural which originally was on the side of Alexander's building on
Route4 in Paramus. We are looking at potential buildings within the
new Dream Mall that is coming soon to the Meadowlands.This mural was highlighted in a recent issue of
New Jersey magazine and is valued at over $1,000,000. The mural was
highlighted recently in the
Bergen Record and again in
201 Magazine
Real estate developers or building owners in Bergen Country or North
Jersey that are interested in presenting modern and classical art
and cultural ideas to the community and could benefit by having such
a masterpiece as a visual 'advertisement', please contact Dr. James
Waldron .
Apart from exhibiting paintings and sculptures, we plan to have
student art classes, summer art camp, science & math camp, chess
classes, etc,. We will also showcase our Mastodon collection and our
large collection of paintings, drawings and sculptures.
We now have a new Board of Directors including a new President and
Chairman of the Board, Dr. James Waldron. As stated previously, we
are currently looking to expand our Board of Directors and are
seeking highly qualified candidates to fulfill some of our vacant
positions, including a new curator. We recently added, Anne Marie
Ayala-secretary, Magdalena Nemesh-Art Director/Curator. Marc
Hajjar-Art Historian and Lisa Feorenzo-Marketing and Public
Relations to our board.
To see our new virtual art exhibits please
visit us here:
https://www.pinterest.com/bergenmuseum
To see a list of previous exhibits and photos from past summer art
festivals, use the menu on the upper left. 

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You will find more information on current and past exhibits, the
artists involved and more selected images of the artist's works.
Events and exhibits are always posted promptly on our facebook page
along with other relevant news concerning our museum

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Rene Fressola,
http://www.eclecticanima.com/rene_fressola/solowork/index.html,
our featured artist, has paintings on view at Fusion Cafe and Wine
Bar (46 Millpond Pkwy Monroe, NY) until Mar.13th, 2013. So stop in
have some wine & dinner and enjoy the ambience. Rene was curator
of our recent NEW & NOW exhibit held this past summer at the
Flyway Gallery in the Meadowlands.
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Hey, But I didn't
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History of
Mental Breakdown |
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Recent Past Activities
Coming Soon
 | Antique Doll Hose and Miniature exhibit will be
displayed at Rutherford Library on a traveling tour to be
announced. The collection consists of a miniature village and
colonial mansion house, circa mid 1800's. See
Plantation House
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Tudor house 1880's |
Ice Cream Dhop |
Bedroom 1890's |
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Alan
Rand: One-man photo
exhibit coming to Bergen Pac this fall
Alan Rand, a photographer
extraordinaire, has his finger on the pulse of the downtown New
York City Club scene. Some of his
recent work include
artists such as Cyndi Dawson, front woman for the Cynz and Joey
Kelly (Co-Writer & Producer For Buddy Love, All Mobbed Up &
Joey Kelly All Stars). Visit his facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/alan.rand#!/alan.rand.12?fref=ts

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Road
Runner
Renowned
sculptor, Jim Gary, has lived and worked in New Jersey all of
his life. He grew up in Colts Neck and has always remained based in
central Jersey -- but the world became his market. Part of the
Bergen Museum collection included Mr. Gary's sculpture “road
runner”. His work is represented in the collections of many
corporate, institutional, and private collections.
Jim Gary has been featured on a myriad of domestic television
programs -- by Walter Cronkite, Public Broadcasting, Christopher
Reeves, the California Academy of Sciences, and many others.
Jim Gary is the recipient of numerous awards, including the N.J.
Governor's "Pioneer Award" and the New Jersey Educators Association
"Art Educator of the Year" on two different occasions.
What makes this dynamic artist so different? For one thing, he's a
"self made" artist who overcame his early indifference to education.
He shares with others his experiences on the journey from street
artist to world class traveling museum exhibitor. He challenges his
audience to 'see' things differently, to think and use the
imagination and most importantly perseverance. For more information,
visit his official web site:
http://www.kafi-benz.com/display_0002_en.html
or get more details on the Wikipedia site:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Gary

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Stefan Knapp is best known for his vibrant enamel murals
which can be seen in a large number of museums and public
buildings throughout the world. The Bergen Museum plans to display
his work soon in Bergen County.
Stefan Knapp was a 20th century artist with great
vision, a keen sense of color and design, and an innovator
driven with boundless energy. He broke traditional
boundaries and took the medium of enameling on metal to
places it had never been before, and to some extent, since.
His enameled mural (above) for Alexander's Department store
in Paramus, New Jersey was considered the world's largest
painting in 1960. Imagine an enamel mural 200 feel long and
50 feel high! Few artists have impacted the medium of
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Knapp is pictured above creating the famous
"Alexander" mural in an airplane hanger in England.
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events & ehibits, special events for members, current fall schedule
of hours, holidays and closings, etc.
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