Pine Barrens
Rediscovered
A fine art exhibit presented by the Princeton Artists Alliance in partnership with the New Jersey Conservation Foundation is being held at the Noyes Museum, through May 30. “As artists we learned about the biology of the natural world in the unique environment of the Pine Barrens, guided by biologists from the N.J. Conservation Foundation.”
The Noyes Museum
733 Lily Lake Road, Oceanville, NJ • Phone: 609•652•8848
Joanne Augustine: “Nature’s Backyard”
Hetty Baiz: "Through Woodland Duff"
Joy Barth: "Rebirth"
Anita Benarde: “Traimea-insect0”
Rajie Cook: “Whatsoever Ye Saweth So Shall Ye Reap”
Daniel Finaldi:
"Reading about Trees in the Children's Room"
Clem Fiori:
“Pine Barrens Mosaic”
Thomas Francisco:
(detail) "Suspended in Solace"
Carol Hanson:
"The Old Cranberry Bogs in the N.J. Pine Barrens"
Shellie Jacobson:
(detail)
“Beyond the Road”
Margaret K. Johnson:
“Beneath the Surface”
Marsha Levin-Rojer:
“Cycle of Fire: Rebirth”
Charles McVicker:
“After the Fire”
Lucy Graves McVicker:
“The Pine Barrens”
Harry I. Naar:
“The Door to Mysteries”
James Perry:
“Fire Junction”
Linda Pochesci:
“Reflection 2”
Madeline Shellaby:
“Tupelo & Scarlet Oak”
Nancy Kern:
“Day Fire. Still Burning.”
Marie Sturken:
“After the Fire”
Barbara Watts:
“Tumblewood”
