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For the 31st year, The Hoboken Artists’Studio Tour is welcoming visitors tocheck out all types of artists and per-formers in their studios around the mile-square city. It’s a chance to meet andenjoy the works of the creative peoplewho give an artistic pulse to one of theEast Coast’s most exciting towns.

Visitors can use the map in this sectionof the Hoboken Reporter to tour the var-ious locations in any order. The eventruns Nov. 5 and 6 from noon to 6 p.m.each day. The Reporter is a co-sponsorof the event.

Aside from enjoying the paintings,sculpture, photography, drawing,music, spoken word, and other creativeart forms, visitors can see the city ofHoboken at its finest. Some of the loca-tions are unique buildings such as for-mer factories that were converted toartists’ workshops, so the locations areartistic in their own ways. In addition,you can stop into the mile-square city’sdozens of restaurants and shops tomake for a perfect Saturday or Sundayafternoon (or both!)

Popular stops on the tour, with manyartists showing their work in one place,include the Neumann Leather Building,the Monroe Center, and new art gal-leries that have opened recently. Onegallery is even debuting during theweekend of the tour.

Two new galleries – The Lana SantorelliGallery (628 Washington St.) and

Gallery 1200 (1200 Washington St.)opened this year and are full of surpris-es. A new gallery, “Artistocrat,” will soonopen in the southwest corner of town at49 Harrison St. Its founder will host a softopening on the weekend of the Artists’Studio Tour.

Geri Fallo, administrator of CulturalAffairs for the city of Hoboken, noted,“We’ll have an information table at CityHall (94 Washington St.) on both days ofthe tour, where visitors can pick up thetour guides and volunteers will be avail-able to answer questions. There will bean exhibit at City Hall featuring 16artists.”

The city will also provide a free shuttlebus service “the Art Hop,” that will stopat various locations throughoutHoboken, especially near the majortour stops along the map.

Much of the art featured in the tour willbe available for sale, as well. Whileyou’re enjoying the art, why not supportthe artists and purchase some of theircreations?

The tour is in its 31st year. MeredithLippman, who now works as the pro-gram development specialist at theHudson County Office of Cultural andHeritage Affairs, was one of thefounders.

“Hoboken had artists in 1981 but theyweren’t necessarily very visible at thetime,” Lippman said. “So what we didwas create a Hoboken studio tour. We

Welcome to the HobokenArtists’ Studio Tour!Visitors can enjoy creative works all aroundtown on Nov. 5 and 6

With an eclectic mix of over 150 artists from all overthe tri-state area exhibiting in over 30 locations allthroughout the City, this year’s tour promises to be agreat one. You can visit artists working in their studiosor stroll along our charming, vibrant streets and stopin one of the many local establishments that are tak-ing part in the tour.

Many artists will also be displaying their work atCity Hall, which has always been a traditional venuefor this event.

The Artists Studio Tour is a unique opportunity toexplore our City and discover all it has to offer.Whether you are walking along our waterfront with itsstunning views of Manhattan or discovering our pic-turesque neighborhoods, you are sure to enjoy yourtime in Hoboken.

The artist community is such an important part ofwhat makes Hoboken unique, and my Administrationhas been working hard to protect it. The NeumannLeather site was recently declared an Area in Need ofRehabilitation - an important tool for preserving the

industrial arts use and historic character of the build-ings. And we fought hard to make sure that the newowners of the Monroe Center share our vision for pre-serving the artist tenants and expanding the arts useof the facility.

As in past years, our Division of Cultural Affairs hasworked hand in hand with the Hudson Reporter tohelp stage one of Hoboken’s most anticipated cultur-al events. Their teamwork is greatly appreciated andguaranteed to make the tour a big hit. We wouldalso like to thank our other sponsor, the HudsonCounty Division of Cultural & Heritage Affairs and theMonroe Center for the Arts for their ongoing supportof the studio tour.

So please come and join us on November 5th and6th from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. for the 31st Annual HobokenArtists Tour.

Sincerely,

Mayor Dawn Zimmer

Letter from the MayorWelcome to Hoboken’s 31st AnnualArtists Studio Tour!

JOE EPSTEIN

KRYSTYNA STROINSKI

COVER ART CLOCWISE:SOFIA BACHVAROVA; RICARDO ROIG;MCKEVIN SHAUGHNESSY; LIZ ADAMS JONES; JADA FAB; MIKELINDWASSER.

met for about six months to start it,produced all the advertising, themaps, the posters, and that basical-ly started the studio tour.”

For more information, check this

pullout section and watchthe breaking news at hudsonreporter.com.Or contact Geri Fallo at City Hall at(201) 420-2207.

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1City Hall94 Washington StreetOpen Saturday, SundayHandicap AccessibleRamp on Newark St. & elevatorStephanie Riggi / oil / acrylic /expressionistic paintingsCarla Cubit / mixed mediaCxain (Zion) Smith / oil, acrylicPatricia L Banks / abstract, watercolorJoe Guadagnino / photographic printsJoseph Lanzo / photographyBarbara Street / photographyJ. Loren PhotographyDennis Galante / fine art photographyNeri Orozco / abstract realism /people / birds with comic twistKrystyna Stroinski / painting / drawing /metal & woodworkJustin Donica / painting / sculpture /collageBill Kadish / watercolors / ink paintingsMelissa Emily Mitchell / book of poems Spoken word performances 1pm to 4pmFrom her book: “Come Into My Place: A Collection of Love Poems.”Bernadette Micchelli / jewelryhand beading demo all daySunday onlyMark Wyville/photography/Shavaun Pizar/photography/

2100 Bloomfield Street Open Saturday, SundayNot Handicap AccessibleBill Curran / acrylic/pastel/watercolor

2AAnastasia’s Accessories88 Garden St.Open Saturday and SundayHandicap AccessibleKristieann Fitzpatrick / jewelry& home accent pieces

3William Howard Homes120 Washington StreetOpen Saturday, SundayHandicap AccessibleSophie Cooke / Oil paintings: figurative and abstract

3AImago Beauty Group113 Washington StreetNot Handicap AccessibleRicardo Roig / fine art painter

4235 Garden StreetOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap AccessibleLiz Cohen / mixed mediaIbou Ndoye / mixed media

5Right Angle Gallery320 Washington StreetOpen Saturday, SundayHandicap Accessiblehob art group exhibitionRoslyn Rose / digital photo montageGailene St. Amand / mixed media /collage / glazed tilesThomas Egan / photographyLiz Cohen / mixed mediaIbou Ndoye / mixed media

5A109 4th StreetOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap AccessibleJane Miglore / painter

6310 Hudson StreetOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap AccessibleMike Lindwasser / digital color photographyStan Lindwasser / abstract /acrylic paintings

7Lana Santorelli Gallery628 Washington StreetOpen Saturday, SundayHandicap accessibleSmall Works Exhibition:Rassan Cobbs / Mixed MediaSarah Fattori / Oil PaintingRobin S. Halpern / Mixed MediaJohn Hampshire / Painting / DrawingCandy le Sueur / Oil PaintingMisako Oba / Mixed Media Rachel Poulin / Mixed MediaRicardo Roig / paintingLana Santorelli / Oil PaintingJordana Scheer / PrintmakingDoug Schwab / PhotographyErik Sheets / Drawing / Mixed MediaHelaine Soller / Acrylic PaintingLubomir Tomaszewski / Sculpture /Mixed MediaReception: Sat., Nov. 5th, 6-9 pm.

8Community Church of Hoboken606 Garden StreetOpen Saturday, Sunday`Handicap AccessibleJoseph Greenberg / paintingAna Zalacain / drawingsLetitia Groenewoud / artistFire Dance Squad / youth dance group Performance each day at 1pm

9Hoboken Public Library 500 Park AvenueOpen Saturday 10-5pm; Sunday 11-2pmNot Handicap AccessibleReverse Glass Art Display: fromhob’art held workshops at the Hoboken Shelter where participants learned the West African tradition of reverse glass painting by master painter, Ibou Ndoye.

10D’s Soul Full Café918 Willow AvenueOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap AccessibleJenny Orrok / acrylic & oil paintings

11BAMA Contemporary Art964 Bloomfield StreetOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap Accessible/2 StepsMary Blackstock / photography /silk screen / mixed media

11AGarden Street Music1018 Washington Street 2nd FloorOpen Saturday, SundayHandicap AccessibleDance Exhibits & music performances

12Home Studio1101 Garden StreetOpen Saturday, SundayNot handicap accessibleSteven Vizena / sculpture / glass /digital art

12A The Artists’ Den 1020 Bloomfield Street Not Handicap Accessible Mao Liu / Emilia Liu / Kyle Liu Photography / slide prints / drawings

13Gallery 1200: Community Gallery1200 Washington StreetOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap Accessible/1 StepLaura Rene Meyerson / paintingLiz Cohen / mixed mediaIbou Ndoye / mixed mediaRoslyn Rose / digital photographic montage

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13AMackey Blue1200 Washington Street Store #E (12th St. bet. Washington & Bloomfield Sts.)Open Saturday, SundayNot Handicap AccessibleFrank Hanavan / painter

14Hoboken Historical Museum1301 Washington StreetOpen Saturday, SundayHandicap AccessibleUnfolding Landscapes: Books & Boxes Barbara Mauriello / book art /book binder / author of Making MemoryBoxes

15Monroe Art Center720 Monroe StreetOpen Saturday, SundayHandicap AccessibleChristina Andersen, E506 / floral designCynthia Lammers, E401A / jewelryDiane M. Stiglich, 5097 / drawingsFrancine Demeulenaere, E608 / paintingLaura Alexander, E401B / realistic oil paintingsMartin Andersen, E506 / musician

Peggy McGeary / quiltingVeronica Juyoun Byun, E404 / ceramic wall sculpture / potteryHoboken School of Music, E502 /music education & music therapyThe Theatre Company , C413 / theatre /Spoken word presentation both days open mic to follow / refreshments served

Open Saturday OnlyStudio di Musica / Aysegul Durakoglu,C410 / live performance: concert pianist with students

Open Sunday OnlyEd Tadiello / paintingHartshorn Portraiture, E418 / fine artphotography / family portraitsHV Ceramics / Howard Viuker / ceramicJada Fabrizio / photographyJason T. Jaskot, C403A / photographyJoseph Borzotta, E503 / paintingKitt Designs Photography / Lynn Marie Hofher, C305 / photographyLeslie Rubman, E205 / assemblageMcKevin Shaughnessy, C411 / collage /light neon sculptures / photography Noah Guzman / multimedia artRaymond Guzman, E510 / painting /enamel glossy prints on metal panelsSissi Siska, E510 / silk painting Robert Policastro, C411 / painting /

pastel / pencilThe Glam Fairy / Alexa Prisco, E410 /photography / make-upUrban Arts, E206 / art school free collage craft activity all dayVirginia Rolston Parrott, E506 /photography / urban landscapesShavaun Pizar / photographyZac Gross / venetion plaster designThomas Egan / photographyJoe Gilmore / collage / glass paintingSuzanne Brown / Waterlily Studio JewelryEddy / artistLynn Paret- Rock Star / artistRobert Travieso / artistRuth Bauer Neustadter / artistDavid Huggins / artistAngela Pilgrim / artistJoyce Zielaznicki / artistMichael McManus / artistMaurice Murdock / artistMegan Gulick / artistOscar Lugo / artistLouise Gale / artistGloria Pacis / artistSusan Caput / artistRita Marandino/ artistLouise B. Hafesh / artistAlvin Pettit / artistAlice Harrison / artistAngela Silletti / artistFrancis Valela / artist

Elizabeth Francios / artistRoberta Millman-Ide / artistSheryl Intrator Urman / artistJosh Matson / artistMarina Ruiz / artistHarriet Sobie Goldstein / artistSumayyah Samaha / artistCari Rosmarin / artistErik Villanueva / artistShauna Finn / figurative / realist painterJames French / artist / handmade craftsJupiter / artistDan Ziv / artistBecky (Yo) Blair / artistDemer / artistTim Parris / artistDinz / artistAndrea McKenna / artistWayne Edward May / artistMilton Edelman / artistCal Carter / photographySharon Sullivan / photographyMike McDough / photography

16G0 Postal302 Monroe StreetOpen SundayNot Handicap AccessibleThe Benson Ridge Project /performances by local musicians /open mic

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17A Music Space503 Third StreetOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap Accessible / 1 StepGroup show & performance /visual artists who are musicians,will display work and perform music Headbrain: Carl Saggaley, AdamBudofsky, Elizabeth Walsh / works onpaper / film / improvised music and spoken wordDave Calamoneri / Photography on iPhone and Photo-paperTom Costagliola /acrylics & oil on canvasLloyd Gold / Acrylic on canvasDan DeGraff and Anna Magdalena Francescutti / Screen-print & CDRDavid Ribyatt / Latex and enamel /collage and recycled art

18Vicky Benitez Photography211 Jefferson Street, Apt. 1Open Saturday and SundayNot Handicap AccessibleVicky Benitez / photography

19Societa Madonna Dei Martiri332 Adams StreetOpen SaturdayNot Handicap Accessible / 1 StepKitt Designs Photography /Lynn Marie Hofher / photography

20201 Madison Street, Apt. 2Open SundayNot Handicap AccessibleHiro Takeshita / cut paper /contemporary art

21452 1st Street, Apt. 2Open SaturdayRaul F. Bustos / pastel / pencil /architectural renderings

22My T-Fine38 Jackson Street, 2nd FloorOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap Accessible / 1 FlightVadim Stain / figurative art / oils / pastels

23Habib Fine Art Studio49 Harrison StreetOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap Accessible abstract paintings / mixed media

23Artistocrat Gallery49 Harrison StreetOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap Accessible / 4 StepsGroup show including work byRicardo Roig / fine art painter

23Paul Vincent Studio/Gallery49 Harrison StreetOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap AccessibleGroup Show / mixed media & drawings from life drawing workshop

23Paul Vincent Studio49 Harrison StreetOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap AccessibleJay Boucher / interactive design /watercolor & ink wash / drawings

24Hoboken Business Center50 Harrison St., 1st & 2nd fl.Open Saturday, SundayHandicap AccessibleSandra Swieder, 1st fl. / photography /film exhibit: “From Across the River”focuses on the events of Sept. 11th from the Jersey perspective / screening of the documentary “The Jersey Side”

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Studio III VII I Gallery, 1st fl.Featuring photography / sculpture /painting / by Stephanie Panepinto /James Saltzano / Kara Rooney

hob art group exhibit, 2nd fl.Starr Tucker-Ortega / photography /mixed media / sun printsLiz Cohen / mixed mediaIbou Ndoye / mixed mediaDouglas Smith / photographyRoslyn Rose / digital photo montageGailene St. Amand / mixed media /collages / glazed tilesThomas Egan / photographyEstella Lackey / abstract sculpture & paintings

25Neumann Leather300 Observer Hwy.Open Saturday, SundayHandicap AccessibleCSK Art Studio, LLC, 3rd fl. / paintingRobert Mammarella / paintings /abstract fantasyism & figurativeLiz Cohen / Ibou Ndoye, 6th fl. /mixed media / dolls / sculptureSofia Bachvarova, 5th fl. / paintings /sculpture / installationsMary Ann Farley, 5th fl. / acrylics /watercolors / art print pendantsJennifer Krause Chapeau, 4th. fl. /oil paintings / mixed mediaChapeau Designs / Eric Chapeau,4th fl. / furniture / antique restorationMichele Doherty, 5th, fl. / oil / acrylic /ink / digital printsAlbus Cavus Artist Collective /mixed mediums / woodworkingEleanor James / mixed mediums /wood workingRene Broussard, 3rd. fl. / painting /sculpture / drawingsDavid Krase, 3rd. fl. / abstract paintingPicard Studios, 4th fl. / Featuringphotography by Jean-Paul Picard andhandweaving by Mary NicholasPicardLiz Adams-Jones / 6H / oil painting /drawingMarshall Jones / 6H / oil painting /drawing / graphiteJean Fowley, 5th. fl. / mixed mediaEmily Rupnik, 5th fl. / oil painting /realismOwen Gray / aquatic painting /nocturnal landscapes Tim Heins, 5th. fl. / oils & watercolor painting / realist nudesTim Daly, 5th. fl. / industrial, realistic landscape paintings & drawingsJoe Velez / realistic painting & drawingFund for a Better Waterfront, 5th. fl. /Architectual model / Renderings /photographyWildgraphic, 6th fl. / featuring mixedmedia & photography by LisaMermelsteen and Jane Greenbaum /scratchitti – illustrations / 3D animation/ collage Mushmina, suite 5 / Fair Trade Imports /women’s acessoriesNick De Pirro, 3rd fl., sculpture /printmakingAnn Marshall / 5th fl. / Portrait artist /pastel / oil / paper collageDeborah Pohl, 5th. fl. / installation /performance of Line #1 / will connect all artists on the tour starting at the center of her studio creating a line and working outwards. The line will start as an abstract floor & wall painting.A variety of materials will be used suchas paint, string, grass, collage & more.This will be the first in a series of linepieces.André Kaulesar, 6th fl. / oil on canvas /mixed media

Union Square Artists’ Collective:Amy Bauer, 5th fl. / drawings /photographs of tree sculptureAlexander Khost, 5th. fl. / oils /colorful cityscapes Frank Caracciolo, 5th. fl. /drip painting, depicting industrial landscapesJasna Boudard, 5th. fl. / photographyShana Pederson, 5th. fl. / painting /mixed media / photo essay

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26Traders of Babylon 66 Willow Avenue,Suite AOpen Saturday, SundayHandicap AccessibleTraders of Babylon /metalsmith / 3D modelerPeter Ceccon / painting /mixed media / collageSantiago Cohen / oil painting/ silkscreen / Sunday onlyZac Gross / venetion plasterdesign / Saturday only

2666 Willow Avenue,3rd FloorOpen Saturday and SundayNot Handicap AccessibleNick De Pirro / sculptures /printmaking

27Wills Studio89 Park AvenueOpen Saturday, SundayNot Handicap Accessible /2 Steps up and downMiriam Wills / acrylic /collage

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This ad not paid for with taxpayer funds.

Hoboken is a dynamic and vibrant city due in part to the many artists who live and work in our community. We appreciate their commitment to nurturing the cultural canvas that makes Hoboken so special. The Hoboken Artists Studio Tour is a day to thank them and admire their creativity and sense of self-expression.

The Studio Tour has become one of Hoboken’s premier cultural events, showcasing the talents of local artists. This year we are celebrating the 31st Anniversary of this event, and I am proud to acknowledge the accomplishments of all the artists participating.

Today is also the perfect opportunity to explore Hoboken’s charming neighborhoods, unique shops, outdoor cafes, rich historic architecture and beautiful waterfront parks as you walk from studio to studio.

This is a special day for Hoboken, and I hope you will take advantage of everything our community has to offer.

Mayor Dawn Zimmer

NOV. 5 & 6•11SATURDAY & SUNDAY NOON - 6PM

We strongly urge visitors to take public transporta-tion, For details visit: hobokennj.org/visit/how-to-get-here/. Parking is available at municipal lots on Hudson Street between Second & Third Streets and the Midtown Garage at Fourth & Clinton Streets. For more information on the Hoboken Artists Studio TourCall 201-420-2207 or visit: www.hobokennj.org

31ST ANNIVERSARY

Mayor Dawn Zimmer • Council President Ravinder Bhalla • Council Vice President Peter Cunningham Councilman at Large David Mello • Councilwoman at Large Carol Marsh1st Ward Councilwoman Theresa Castellano • 2nd Ward Councilwoman Beth Mason3rd Ward Councilman Michael Russo • 4th Ward Councilman Tim Occhipinti6th Ward Councilwoman Jennifer Giattino

Co-Sponsored by:Funding for the Hoboken Artists Studio Tour has beenmade possible in part by a block grant from the State/County Partnership Program for the Arts administered by the Hudson County Division of Cultural & Heritage Affairs, Tom DeGise, County Executive & the Board of Chosen Freeholders. Additional support provided by Monroe Center for the Arts.

The ART HOP is a free shuttle bus operating from Noon-6:00pm.To locate Art Hop shuttle locations:

1.View the purple bus route on http://www.hobokennj.org/thehop

2. Text “bus arthop" to 41411 (please note the space bet.“bus” and “arthop”)

3. Call 201-293-8958