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SUMMARY:ArtHaus presents\, “Bloom” featuring the work of Avani Patel
DESCRIPTION:ArtHaus presents\, “Bloom” featuring the work of Avani Patel. \nBorn in Mumbai 1976\, India\, Avani Patel immigrated to Pennsylvania with her family at 11 years old. She holds a BA from the Penn State University and an MFA from Tyler School of Arts (Temple University). Her cultural background has had a profound impact on the forging of her identity as an artist. As a young girl living in India\, she fell in love with the patterns of dresses\, exotic colors\, the sound of music\, as well as the spectacle of both theatre and cinema. They were all fluidly interconnected\, effectively symbolizing the rhythm of daily life. Indian culture is the starting point of her work. The range of Indian culture expressed through film\, theatre\, music\, and performance are all sources of artistic inspiration for her. Even though from far away from home\, she continues to explore the boundaries between Eastern and Western cultural influences. \n“I draw and paint from things I see in nature and everyday surrounding of personal experiences\, narratives and memories. I use mark-making and repetition as tools to signify change in nature\, the passage of time and retention and rejection of memory.” \nIn “Bloom\,” abstract paintings burst with color\, movement\, and mystique. The exhibition invites viewers to let their imagination and emotion shape what they see. \nOpening April 24th\, 6:00pm-8:00pm through June 3rd. \nArtHaus Gallery\, 4700 Park Avenue\, Weehawken\, NJ 07086
URL:https://arthaushudson.com/event/arthaus-presents-bloom-featuring-the-work-of-avani-patel/
LOCATION:ArtHaus\, 4700 Park Avenue\, Weehawken\, NJ\, 07086\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Rock the Riverfront Music Festival
DESCRIPTION:Rock the Riverfront Music Festival\nGet ready to rock out at Rock the Riverfront Music Festival! Join us on June 13\, 2026 at 4:00 PM for an epic event filled with great vibes\, awesome music\, and a chill riverside atmosphere. Bring your friends\, enjoy the views\, and let’s make some memories together! \nExpect an evening of diverse music with the raucous sounds of Rejectionist Front and DJs spinning soul\, funk\, pop and house throughout the evening. \nThis free event is brought to you by ArtHaus and NY Waterway and features local\, NJ artists. \nBring the family\, take in the sunset and get lost in the music. \nLive Music: Rejectionist Front\, DJPM\, ArtHaus Band \nDJs: Gatto\, DJ Hammer\, ah-kill-ee \nDate: Saturday\, June 13th \nTime: 4:00PM – 10:00PM \nLocation: Port Imperial Ferry Terminal \nCost: FREE Tickets \nFood and drinks provided by Robongi. \nSpecial Thanks to our partners: The Hudson Cakery\, Advanced Dental\, Freedom News \n 
URL:https://arthaushudson.com/event/rock-the-riverfront-music-festival/
LOCATION:Port Imperial Ferry Terminal\, 4800 Avenue at Port Imperial\, Weehawken\, NY\, 07086\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special events
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SUMMARY:ArtHaus presents "Elephant in the Room"
DESCRIPTION:ArtHaus presents “Elephant in the Room”\nArtHaus presents “Elephant in the Room.” An exhibition featuring the work of Yulia Pokalo \nExhibition dates: June 27th – July 30th\, Opening June 27th (6pm-9pm) \nYulia Pokalo is a contemporary sculptor and mixed-media artist whose work bridges the gap between structured architectural geometry and organic\, natural forms. Operating under the brand Yulia Pokalo Art (YPA)\, she creates striking\, large-scale sculptures that challenge the viewer’s perception of material\, weight\, space\, and dimension.  \nPokalo’s unique artistic philosophy is deeply informed by her previous life as a passionate fashion designer and master pattern-maker. Her foundational discipline was forged in Paris\, where she worked within the elite Haute Couture house of Christophe Rouxel. Learning directly from the master\, she immersed herself in the rigorous world of high-fashion construction\, developing an intricate understanding of how flat\, precise geometric patterns fold\, drape\, and transform into dynamic\, three-dimensional forms.  \nThis background in structural fashion directly intersects with Pokalo’s lifelong fascination with biology— specifically insect anatomy and creatures with exterior skeletons. She views the natural exoskeleton as nature’s ultimate haute couture: a perfect synthesis of protective armor\, structural engineering\, and beautiful\, segmented design. This obsession with natural plating and biological shielding is highly visible in her artistic DNA.  \nTHE “STONE-COUTURE” VISION  \nCentral to Pokalo’s practice is her proprietary “Stone-Couture” technique. Developed through years of material experimentation\, this process utilizes specialized lightweight mediums\, hand-cut structural patterns\, and meticulous texturing to achieve the visual and tactile depth of weathered rock\, cast iron\, and ancient metals like bronze\, gold\, and dark steel. By stripping away the literal weight of stone while preserving its monumental presence\, she creates large-scale works that possess an unexpected\, fluid weightlessness.  \nIntertwining the precision of Paris couture\, the geometry of insect anatomy\, and a deep advocacy for wildlife conservation\, Pokalo’s sculptures serve as an emotional homage to the animal kingdom. Her work is a study of contrast: a hard\, protective exoskeleton built entirely to shelter a sensitive\, vulnerable soul on the inside. 
URL:https://arthaushudson.com/event/arthaus-presents-elephant-in-the-room/
LOCATION:ArtHaus\, 4700 Park Avenue\, Weehawken\, NJ\, 07086\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art exhibitions,Special events
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