TRAVEL UPDATE!! SURPRISE construction today!

If you are taking train/walking-Please be careful-walk through construction keeping right and find our front door.

If you are DRIVING-Back Entrance to parking lot is on St Paul's Ave. - Coming from Jersey City streets follow St.Paul's down hill past Tonnelle and when you see RR xing sign and 3 orange barrels turn left along the tracks on cinder trail into the gate. Newark Ave, will be way ahead of you. Mana will be on left Topps/Drawing Rooms on the right. Park and walk down driveway towards Newark Ave. Make right at end and walk carefully through construction to our front door. Trouble? call 201 208 8032 Jim

There may also be parking along Newark Ave. just before the road is blocked, or on Dey St near Canco, or other areas.

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FORMLESS​
​SOLO PROJECT SPACE: PHOTOGRAPHY in the Alcove
​ 9/11/25 - 10/05/25

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​Reception: Saturday, 9/13/25 3-5p!​
​Gallery Hours: Thurs/Fri 2-5p, Sat/Sun 1-5p

Drawing Rooms is a project of Victory Hall Inc., a 501c3 non-profit organization producing exhibitions and classes in the NY/NJ area since 2001.
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Drawing Rooms
​Topps Building
​926 Newark Ave #T101
Jersey City, NJ 07306
www.drawingrooms.org

See all our activities at
​www.drawingrooms.org​

See “formless” at Drawing Rooms! The exhibit features nearly 80 works by more than 60 artists.

These works can project a sense of poetic lightness, fragility, and etherealness in weight, volume, color, or mass, or that may be atmospheric and seem to defy gravity. Some of the works may evoke within the viewer a meditative sense of calm, in others, a sense of mystery, including works that are abstract, objective, nonobjective, narrative, or imbued with formal qualities of line and shape.

Drawing Rooms Solo Project Space:
Anders Goldfarb-”Ash Avenue”

Ash Avenue is an allegorical autobiography alluding to memory, experience and fate. "In 1988, I began selecting some of my surreal and visceral images that reflected my life. After years of editing, I completed the project."

Photography in the Alcove Gallery: 4 series of works

Amy Becker: DEAD RINGERS: Portraits of abandoned payphones in public places.

Edward Fausty: "Moving Mountains" Taken from a moving car in China, the large-scale muted toned images recall classic Chinese painting, and convey the experience of moving through the landscape.

Lynne Breitfeller: "After the Fire: Water-Damaged" explores photographs as memory by examining the shape-shifting potential of altered images

Peter Emerick: “Koans” is a body of work that the artist has been exploring for over 30 years. It is a series of photographs of traffic cones taken on the street and in the studio-spun into hypnotic patterns.

Curated by Anne Trauben.

ABOUT THE ARTIST RECEPTION

Please join us for a reception for the artists on Saturday, 9/13/25, 3-5p.

This program is made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts /Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts, administered by the Hudson County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs, Craig Guy, County Executive, and the Board of Chosen Freeholders.

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SUPPORTED BY PUBLIC FUNDS FROM THE JERSEY CITY ARTS AND CULTURE TRUST FUND.