Iconic Alexander’s mural returning to Paramus, with permanent home at New Valley Hospital
https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/bergen/paramus/2021/09/29/alexanders-mural-return-valley-hospital-paramus-nj/5904094001/
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Winslow Homer Reloaded: An American Master
In development.
The Winslow Homer exhibition presents an immersive experience where viewers are surrounded by his magnificent paintings with docent guides. Visitors actually feel they have entered the artwork. Soundscape enhance the journey while exhibit docents describe the artist, his inspiration and techniques. “Winslow Homer Reloaded” is an immersive experience affording the public an opportunity to become acquainted with one of the greatest American painters of the nineteenth century.
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Media coverage of moving the Alexander Mural to the Art Factory. NY Times, Bergen Record, Star Ledger, etc plus TV and radio coverage in PRESS Section
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The Museum’s Legal Council and Attorney of Record, Mr. Philip L. Chapman, Esq. is currently Council to the law firm of Brown Moskowitz & Kallen, PC (“BMK”) which is located at 180 River Road, Summit, NJ 07901.
Mr. Chapman was one of the three-person committee that authorized the New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation Act, which became law in 1983. He has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the Corporate and Business Law Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association since 1979. Please visit his Website.
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The NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS)
offers a limited number of paid internship opportunities to high school, undergraduate and graduate students who reside within a 50-mile radius of the institute, located in the Upper West Side-Morningside Heights neighborhood of New York City. Applicants must be US citizens and currently enrolled in a formal education program of study with a minimum grade point average of 3.0. To obtain an up-to-date list and to read more about NASA GISS opportunities, please visit the NASA Internship Opportunities page and specify GISS and Summer 2019 for your search parameters. Interested students must apply for NASA/GISS internships at https://intern.nasa.gov.
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Get a ‘piece’ of the famous Alexander Mural you see above by getting a perfect replica in the form of a nicely made puzzle at the Bergen Record’s Shop the Record
Please see the recent article featuring the mural and the museum in the May 3rd Sunday NY Times: Arts & Leisure section
Please see our vision for becoming part of american landscape and returning to Bergen County with the famous Knapp Mural as one of our contributions. You can view or download our new BMAS Vision Prospectus booklet called VISION PROSPECTUS BOOK OCT 16 2015 (1)
Please note that at the present time we are a “museum without walls” and are looking for new space to house our private art collection of paintings, sculptures and rare photographs which are currently being stored in a specialized art warehouse. We have several artists associated with the museum that curate a few major art exhibits throughout the year and other special events which you can see on our website. We are looking for a ‘brick and mortar’ building and or/large enough space to hold art classes and other functions. We also own the fabulous Alexander Mural you see on this page where several of the panels will be on display at the new Valley Hospital currently being built in Paramus, NJ . .
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Dr. James Waldron, President, Bergen Museum of Art & Science.
Arts Builds Communities
The Bergen Museum of Art & Science has enriched community cultural capital since 1956 through art exhibits, science expositions, educational and outreach programs. We strive to promote community partnerships.
“In addition to its role in stimulating creativity, a museum can serve as a stimulus for local economic activity because as an attraction it draws individuals to a community… Museums also attract creative individuals to a community, and these individuals can have a profound economic impact. Such individuals can provide a boost to regional tourism or make a lasting impact by relocating to the community more permanently.” (Economic Impact Analysis of Cultural Institutions M. Halsey). BMAS continues to enrich the community’s cultural capital by engaging significant parts of society in its ongoing exhibits, outreach and educational programs. These hold intrinsic value and with its programs enrich community cultural capital regardless of social status. The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) recognizes the importance of regional culture and regional art. Their vision is “a democratic society where communities and individuals thrive with broad public access to knowledge, cultural heritage, lifelong learning.”
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The BMAS collection has been photographed in high resolution. Each image has title, medium, dimensions, and artist listed. BMAS Art Builds Communities recently partnered with Valley Health System to present Stefan Knapp’s Alexander’s mural reimagined. BMAS is developing public private partnerships to display the mastodons in BMAS with exhibits held at BergenPAC and other regional venues. Group tours to Frank Lloyd Wright Home and other program are to continue as conditions allow in addition to the pop up adults art classes.
The Bergen Museum of Art & Science is a past recipient of a Puffin Foundation Grant for the Arts. We are a qualified organization of the New Jersey Cultural Trust.