New Jersey - First Look at Jersey City Museum

First Look

Join us for an exhibition that celebrates the publication of the museum's first-ever collections catalog, FIRST LOOK: The Essential Guide to Jersey City Museum. The exhibition presents significant holdings from the museum's collection and features, The Parlor, a re-creation of a sitting room as it might have looked in turn-of-the-century Jersey City. [ more information ]

Aug 15, 2007 - Aug 13, 2008

Jersey City Museum, Jersey City, NJ

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	"The Parlor" Part of the First Look exhibition, "The Parlor" installation is a re-creation of a room in a house in Jersey City as it might have looked at the turn of the twentieth century. Visitors to The Parlor can see a grandfather clock made in Flemington, New ... more Aug 15 - Aug 13, 2008
	Jason Watson: A Second Look This exhibition within First Look takes a closer look at a specific series of photographs owned by the museum. Taken in 1910 by the Jenkins Studio, these black and white prints show students from Jersey City P.S. #11 re-enacting the history of Jersey ... more Aug 15 - Aug 13, 2008
	Hummer: Ryan Roa Edition Organized in conjunction with our larger exhibition, SPRAWL, Ryan Roa's solo exhibition features a single, monumental sculpture. A Hummer created-to scale-from plywood, fills our second floor Atrium gallery. The artist created the work by observing H ... more Jan 16, 2008 - Aug 24, 2008
	Carson Fox: Bonne Boche The wall above the museum's entrance will bloom early this spring with the work of Carson Fox. The artist's monumental hair filigree work was first seen in the museum's The Feminine Mystique exhibition. For this installation, she shares with us anoth ... more Jan 16, 2008 - Aug 31, 2008
	Sprawl SPRAWL, is a multi-venue exhibition that addresses the issues and problems related to sprawl as we know it in our state. The effects on urban, suburban, rural and marginalized areas are all addressed by the works in this exhibition. Artists from all ... more Mar 20, 2008 - Aug 24, 2008