Gallery at NJAI
The Incubator Galley presents a year-round schedule of changing exhibitions devoted to contemporary arts.
The mission of the Incubator Galley is to curate and present the work of emerging and established artists.
We are committed to providing exhibition programming with depth and relevance to multiple disciplinary perspectives geared towards a diverse community. The gallery strives to provide an environment dedicated to inspirational and cultural enrichment.
You can visit the Incubator Gallery website at Inside the Incubator Gallery.
Upcoming Events
September 11, 2010, 5:00pm to 8:00pm
In the Gallery
The Art Incubator Gallery opens this season with an exhibit dedicated to the Incubation concept. Opening event, meet the artists Saturday, Sept 11th 5-8PM.
The Incubator Galley presents a year-round schedule of changing exhibitions devoted to contemporary arts. The mission of the Incubator Galley is to curate and present the work of emerging and established artists. We are committed to providing exhibition programming with depth and relevance to multiple disciplinary perspectives geared towards a diverse community. The gallery strives to provide an environment dedicated to inspirational and cultural enrichment.
For more information visit www.incubatorgallery.com
June 6th thru July 11th

The New Jersey Arts Incubator is proud to present its fourth art exhibition, and first in its new studio at the Courtyard on Essex Green, Peripheral Field.
The contemporary exhibit, curated by Lorena La Grassa, will be on view from Sunday June 6 –through Saturday July 10th at the New Jersey Arts Incubator Gallery located in its new space at 495 Prospect Avenue, Essex Green on the Courtyard. Just ‘follow the art’ down the walkway to the AMC Cinema entrance and turn right at the beautiful new mural. Meet the artists at a reception Sunday, June 6th from 4pm – 8pm.
Open Saturday and Sunday 1pm to 5pm and by appointment.
The peripheral field is a portion of our visual perception, part of the visual field that is not at the center of gaze. A space that is often lost in the path of our lines of focus/attention. The Peripheral Field exhibit challenges artists to use photography or photography techniques, installation and video art to reveal the aspect of this lost reality. Emphasizing the idea of a dimension that lays on the border of the non-existence within the perception of our life. Artists investigate this subject literally, as a personal matter, perhaps as an analogy for a social issue, or even as a paradox.
Artists showing in Peripheral Field include Robert Lach, Robert Pre, Robert Greco, Robert Langdon, Bill Westeimer. Terry Boddie, Elaine Schenkel, Paul Jach, Jen Somma, Kevin Cooke, Andrea De Felice, Heidi Sussman, Stan Sudol and Lorena La Grassa.
The Incubator Galley presents a year-round schedule of changing exhibitions devoted to contemporary arts. The mission of the Incubator Galley is to curate and present the work of emerging and established artists with a commitment to providing exhibition programming with depth and relevance to multiple disciplinary perspectives and a diverse community audience. In particular, the gallery strives to provide an environment dedicated to inspiration and culture enrichment.
The New Jersey Arts Incubator’s mission is the economic development of artists and arts organizations through technical assistance, employment, marketing, programming, performance, and education in an effort to support, sustain, and promote viable arts agencies to act as economic drivers in communities across the State of New Jersey.
View Peripheral Field Video
April 11th
Power of Nine & Julie Joy Saypoff, in the NJAI Gallery, Exhibit runs through May 8th. Gallery hours Sat & Sun 1-5PM, by appointment, and open during other NJAI scheduled programming.
“The Power of Nine” features the work of nine professional women artists. The submission for this show is literally a patchwork of their combined art, resulting from several years of collaboration. The group seeds creativity through looking, talking, sharing, inspiration and cross-pollination.
The art has been arranged in the form/design of patchwork quilts. Each panel is 6’x6’ in size, composed of nine 24”x24” canvases.

Julie Joy Saypoff dazzles us again with 15 works of art. Sculptures of all sizes, water works and rotating installations make this a show not to miss.






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