The Bergen Museum
of Art &Science
Paramus, NJ 07652
 

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        Bergen Museum of Art & Science Presents

The Museum is currently undergoing change. We have recently added new members to the Board of Directors which now has a total of nine members. The backgrounds and Bio's of all our members can be seen under the Directors link on the main menu in the left column of page. The current list of Board Members can be found here.

We will be holding our next meeting in early January 2010 and should have more news to post to our our web site at that time. We are working very hard to find a new location for the Museum.  Some of our future plans and goals include art classes at various levels, science and math workshops, interactive exhibits, chess classes/tournaments, etc. 

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Stay Tuned.......Good things are planned :-)

Dr. James Waldron,  President and Science Director, BMAS

New contact information

NOTICE: The Bergen Museum of Art and Science is temporarily closed due to renovations at the Bergen Mall.  Standby for further notice when the museum will re-open at a new location. For more information, send email to: Director. 

We are currently looking for a temporary location to display our Doll House Collection which consists of a miniature village and colonial mansion house, circa 1800's.  We will put the collection on loan for the duration of the exhibit, which could be somewhere between 6 months to a year. To view a picture of the Colonial Mansion House go here. To see the press release describing this collection go here.

                           The Bergen Museum of Art & Science Management

See photos of previous festivals

We need 'behind the scenes' Festival Volunteers for the
upcoming Music and Art Festival. Download Application Here
 

Established and Upcoming Artists and Crafters

                 Family Fun: Music Tent, Vintage Car Show, Face Painters, Free Balloons
Best opportunity to build a collection or discover new works.

Best In Show Awards Announced and Presented at 4PM
 

Car Show Registration: Held Sunday September 7th, 2008

                                    Featuring Antique, Classic and Collectible Cars

Teen Art Camp designed specifically for teens.

 • Developed to foster knowledge and appreciation.
 • Offers a challenging environment for participants looking to expand their visual creative horizons.
 • Wide variety of art mediums: drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, three-dimensional work, and watercolor.
 • Each session ends with a Student Opening Reception featuring works and projects created by the teen artists.
 • The weekly programs are unique and do not repeat
 • Weekly Session "Receptions" held to feature works by students.

TANGO NIGHTS

Fast Tract Tango Lessons at the Bergen Museum Gallery (lower promenade)

 

      Samples from Exhibit at the 2004 3rd Annual Bergen Music & Art Festival
Winners of Best In Show 2003 Artists and Crafters
 

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 the official web site for sculptor Jim Gary maintained by Kafi Benz: http://simpl.uzix.com/p/jimgary

        The finished mural (60ft X 200ft) is pictured below.

 

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