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Noyes Galleries at Stockton's Kramer Hall, Hammonton
- January 23 - May 1, 2017
- Opening Reception: Third Thursday, February 16, 6 - 8 pm
- Education Guide
- Artists' Statements
The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton University presents RAW 2017, a juried photography competition in which a group of the top images by 19 photographers from New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware were selected for an exhibition at the Noyes Museum Galleries at Stockton's Kramer Hall located at 30 Front Street, Hammonton, New Jersey 08037.
Prize Winners:
- Juror's Choice: Rachel Adams, I Want to Feel Weightless
- Second Place: Gary Wiesner: Recessed
- Honorable Mention: Abigail Orme, 180 Distortion and Mysterium 3
RAW 2017 images shown at top : Top row, left to right: Abigail Orme, 180 Distortion and Mysterium 3 (Honorable Mention), Rachel Adams, I Want to Feel Weightless (Juror's Choice), Gary Wiesner, Recessed (Second Place) Bottom row, left to right: Dave Magyar, Arcade II, Yelena Strokin, Dutch Table Still Life, Kaltoum Alibrahimi, Momentary Rest
Noyes Galleries at Stockton's Kramer Hall, Hammonton
- November 9, 2016 - January 15, 2017
- Opening Reception: Third Thursday, November 17, 6 - 8 pm
- Associate Artists Education Guide
This annual exhibition showcases the work of twenty-two artists creating outstanding artwork throughout the state. The exhibition will feature works in mixed media, painting, and sculpture. Held annually, the Noyes Associate Artist Members Exhibition continues the tradition of celebrating recent work from local artists.
Hours and information: Kramer Hall
- August 22 – December 31, 2016
- Opening Reception: Third Thursday, September 15, 6 - 8 pm
- Education Guide
Stockton University's Kramer Hall and The Noyes Museum of Art are partnering with the town of Hammonton to host two exhibitions during the year to help celebrate the town's Sesquicentennial celebration. This exhibition highlights artifacts, artwork, documents, and photographs related to the topic of agriculture.
- March 7 - August 8, 2016
- Opening Reception: Third Thursday, September 15, 6 - 8 pm
Education Guides:
The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton University, in partnership with staff and faculty from Stockton's Kramer Hall, and the South Jersey Culture & History Center, presents Hammonton: 150 Years of Industry.
Utilizing artifacts and artists' interpretations, this exhibition will showcase 150 years of local industry and progress in Hammonton. This is the first of two exhibitions hosted this year at Kramer Hall to help celebrate the town's Sesquicentennial. Hammonton: 150 Years of Industry highlights artifacts, documents and photography related to the topic of industry including garments, shoes, textiles, glass, and more.
Featured artists include: Ron Ross Cohen, Jeanette DePiero, Dorrine Esposito, Suzanne Reese Horvitz, Yvonne Mucci, Marie Natale, April Schenk, Liz Wuillermin, and Mike Zambelli.
AC Gallery, The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, A.C.
- Exhibition Dates: May 12 - 31, 2017
- Opening Reception: Second Friday, May 12, 6 - 8 pm
The MEGA MEET was created with the intention of connecting photographs from various regions across the state of New Jersey. While each of us sees the world through a unique set of eyes, art has the world potential to bring us together in the shared pursuit of creation and humanity.
NJ MEGA MEET EXHIBITION was curated by Atlantic City based artist The Moon Beast (TMB), Mo Colon. TMB plays an active and passionate role in Atlantic City's newly developed Arts District in Ducktown. As an artist and human, Colon is dedicated to bettering and empowering the community through art and culture. TMB is also the co-founder of Ocean 1, a streetwear boutique located inside the Noyes Arts Garage.
Osprey Gallery, Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, A.C
- Exhibition dates: April 6 - April 29, 2017
- Opening Reception: Second Friday, April 14, 6 - 8 pm
Jacob Wolos is an artist obsessed with the impossible task of instilling motion into static media. Coming from a background in both musical composition and sculpture, his current body of work explores human gesture and our interaction with materials as the primary focus of his compositions.
Wolos' work is performative in nature, using the gallery space as an "open studio". He experiments with fabric dipped in plaster as a record of his movement and influence on the fabric. When it dries, it keeps its shape and defies gravity. He then drips dyes and ink, later bringing in dancers to choreograph a performance with the pieces.
Stockton University – Senior Students Exhibition
Osprey Gallery, Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, A.C
- Exhibition dates: April 1 - April 28, 2017
- Opening Reception: Second Friday, April 14, 6 - 8 pm
- Education Guide
The Senior Project in Visual Communications Problem: Design a theme-based series of visual and/or image graphic ideas. The theme could be any of your choosing, i.e.: fear, crime, romance, religion, etc. In your visual idea explorations and sketches, try to match a graphic approach that creates a sense of unity with a particular point of view. After you have developed an engaging visual series, develop it for a particular visual communication message or product. The images for this exhibition were printed using an Epson Plotter.
Stockton University Senior Student Exhibition, Exhibiting Artists:
- Jared Anicic, Parody Sports Logos (Fact Packs), Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator
- Danielle Banas, Just One Big Nope, Adobe illustrator
- Jaclyn Delizo, A New Friend, Illustrator
- Chelsea Ellis, Jukebox, Photoshop
- Christopher Giardelli, Dimensions of Sin, Photoshop
- Gianna Giunta, Milk and Honey, Digital Printing, Illustrator
- Angelina Moiso, The Incredible Dr. Squirrel, Acrylic
- Anna Montes, Atmosphere Journal, Photoshop, InDesign
- Nancy Munroe, Feeding Time, Illustrator
- Alissa Petrella, Cooper
- Natlaie Plaus, Hipsters: Character Design and Storyboard, Photoshop
- Joshua Santos, Series
- Deandra Smith, Black Girl Magic, Adobe Illustrator
Noyes Gallery I, The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, A.C
- Exhibition dates: January 13 - April 23, 2017
- Opening Reception: Second Friday, February 10, 6 - 8pm
- Education Guide
Midway this life we're bound upon,
I woke to find myself in a dark wood,
where the right road was wholly lost and gone -
Dante Alighieri, The Divine Comedy
A Dark Wood explores the theme of being lost in the darkness of our fears, doubts and negativity. Dante Alighieri, the 14th century Italian poet, began The Divine Comedy with a character who has lost his way in "a dark wood." There are many aspects of the dark wood and the artists presented in this exhibition interpret the richness of the concept through a range of mediums and methods.
Noyes Gallery II, Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, A.C
- Exhibition dates: January 12 - April 2, 2017
- Opening Reception: Second Friday, January 13, 6 - 8 pm
- Gallery Talk & Discussion with Glynnis Reed: Sunday, March 5, 1:30 - 3:30 pm
- Panel Discussion: Sunday, March 26, 1:00 - 2:30 pm
- Education Guide
In the photo series That Shadow My Likeness, I present my subjects, Alexandria and Melissa, in harmony with and in contrast to the natural landscapes surrounding them. From dappled light to iconic palm trees, rivers and verdant terrain, the characteristics of the scenes underscore the meaning of the figures in each piece. Through diptychs, triptychs, groupings of five images and a selection of single images, I compose a non-linear narrative that forms constructs of black female beauty, femininity, and identity. In the juxtaposition of the images of these two women and their environments, I create a third space that suggests my own subjectivity as a black female artist, in between these constructs of identity and place. I borrowed the titles of the series and individual artworks from poems by Walt Whitman. I use these titles to emphasize the poeticism of the work and to suggest how my "likeness," my persona, is a key dimension of the form and content of the work.
-- Glynnis Reed http://www.glynnisreed.com/
- PANEL DISCUSSION: Sunday, March 26, 1:00 - 2:30pm
The public is invited to a panel discussion with Wendel White, Distinguished Professor of Art, Stockton University; Christina Jackson, PhD, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Stockton University; and Glynnis Reed, exhibiting photographer (That Shadow My Likeness: Photography by Glynnis Reed,) to extend the conversation around the exhibition and engage the public with concepts of the work and how it relates to the tradition of black fine art photography. Reed is interested in a variety of themes including the representation of black female bodies, particularly in relation to natural landscapes, identity and place. The panel will be followed by a Q & A session. This event is free and open to the public.
Noyes Gallery I, Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, A.C
- Exhibition dates: November 4, 2016 - January 8, 2017
- Opening Reception: Second Friday, November 11, 6 - 8 pm
- Signature Artists Education Guide
The Noyes Signature Artist Members Exhibition showcases the recent work of twenty one artists creating outstanding artwork throughout the region. The exhibition will feature works in mixed media, painting, and sculpture. From sculpture to fabric compositions and fine oil paintings, this exhibition is an eclectic mix of work from the Noyes Museum's Signature Artists, a group of distinct artists pre-selected by a jury of regional artists and arts professionals.
Highlights include Amy Evan's cyanotypes that reflect upon the dream-like quality of childhood memories and family history. Using an alternative photographic process, Evans creates ambiguous scenes rendered in a cool Prussian blue. Sheila Grabarsky's painting, Fantasy Garden, is featured in the upcoming Hollywood filmAmerican Pastoral. Adding a little whimsy to the exhibition is Bette Blank's quirky illustrative painting, stylistically reminiscent of Maira Kalman's work.
Artists included in this exhibition: Geoffrey Agrons, Bette Blank, Amy Evans, Joanie Gagnon San Chirico, Sheila Grabarsky, Glen Guarino, Jude Harzer, Eileen Kennedy, Joyce Lawrence, Alice McInerney-Cook, Lucretia McGuff-Silverman, Tony Migliaccio, Kristin Myers, Vincent Nardone, Laura Petrovich-Cheney, Isabella Pizzano, Lou Riccio, Miklos Sebek, Karen Starrett, Lou Storey, and Skeffington Thomas.
Noyes Gallery I, Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, A.C
- Exhibition dates: August 5 - October 30, 2016
- Opening Reception: Second Friday, August 12, 6 - 8 pm
- Education Guide
Hak Vogrin: A Retrospective features the work of Hak Vogrin, a largely self-taught painter linked to both outsider art and twentieth-century mainstream art. This exhibition tracks the evolution of Vogrin's work, showing delicate, thoughtful drawings, ironic cartoons, as well as expressive paintings condemning the ills of American society. Vogrin's work critiques issues such as national hypocrisy, consumerism, environmental issues, and the mistreatment of women and minorities. Despite his death in 2009, Vogrin remains an active critical voice of reason responding to persisting contemporary problems through his artwork.
GRAND VISTA: 21st CENTURY LANDSCAPES
Noyes Gallery II, Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, A.C
- Exhibition dates: August 5 - October 30, 2016
- Opening Reception: Second Friday, August 12, 6 - 8 pm
- Education Guide
Grand Vista highlights recent work by Wes Sherman, Gary Stephan, Ilse Murdock, Judy Simonian and Aaron Williams. Guest-curated by native New Jersey artists Danielle Wolfrum and Wes Sherman, the artwork investigates landscape painting as an enduring theme in genre painting as it enters the twenty-first century.
The five artists in this exhibition approach the subject with distinct perspectives. Aaron Williams manipulates mass reproductions of iconic natural features, negotiating and reshaping the relationship the viewer holds with these famous places. Gary Stephan's geometrically precise brushstrokes belie the organic inspiration behind his paintings, redesigning the landscape along a more industrial bent. Judy Simonian uses landscape as a vehicle for expression, carrying on themes of disorientation and hope from her larger body of work. Conversely, Ilse Murdock paints within nature in order to directly situate herself and her audience as part and parcel of the larger natural world, and to indelibly tie the preservation of nature to her own artistic process. Lastly, artist and curator of the exhibition Wes Sherman's works adhere the closest to the landscape genre, with impressionistic directionality to guide the viewer along the same paths Sherman traveled when he took in the vista himself.
Noyes Gallery I, Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, A.C
- Exhibition dates: April 6 - July 28, 2016
- Opening Reception: Second Friday, August 12, 6 - 8pm
- 2016 NJAA Fine Arts Education Guide
- 2016 NJAA Catalog
The New Jersey Arts Annual: Fine Arts is a unique series of exhibitions highlighting the works of visual artists and craftspeople in the state. Chosen for their excellence these artists present works of drawing, photography, sculpture, painting and mixed media. Their works are compelling evidence of the outstanding talent residing in New Jersey.
Artists included in this juried exhibition are: Linda Aldrich, Peter Aldrich, Alaine Becker, Consie Bassett, Aileen Bassis, Bette Blank, Zenna Broomer, Caroline Burton, Sarah Canfield, David Cann, Paul Ching-Bor, Dorothy Cochran, Lauren Curtis, Allan Drossman, Diane Emerson, Alyssa Fanning, Amy Faris, Lisa Ficarelli-Halpern, Allan Gorman, T. A. Hahn, Joshua Henderson, Patricia Hutchinson, Yunsung Jang, Eileen Kennedy, Barbara Klein, Robert Lach, Elizabeth Mackie, Beatrice M. Mady, Ellen Martin, Stephen McKenzie, Larry McKim, Pete Meadowsong, Barbara Minch, Liz Mitchell, Irmari Nacht, Joe Rademan, Betsey Regan, Jonathan Ricci, Joanie Gagnon San Chirico, Theda Sandiford, Sharon Sayegh, Kenneth Schnall, Madelaine Shellaby, Deborah Sperry, Jason M. Stewart, Jan ten Broeke, Ekaterina Vanovskaya, Ted Walsh, Gary Wiesner, June Wilson and Jing Zhou.
The New Jersey Arts Annual series is sponsored by The New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner Agency of the National Endowment of the Arts; The Jersey City Museum; The Montclair Art Museum; The Morris Museum; The Newark Museum; The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton University and The New Jersey State Museum. Jurors: Joan Bacharach, Senior Curator, National Park Service, Museum Management Program and Stacy Smith, Manager of Publications and Communications, Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University (past curator, The Noyes Museum of Art).
September 1, 2016 – January 8, 2017
An exhibition showcasing recent paintings and prints by local artist Cathleen Engelsen. A Long Beach Island native, Engelsen is inspired by the southern New Jersey coastal region to paint historical and contemporary scenes, favoring the scenery closest to her home in Ocean County. In her most recent work, Engelsen paints Long Beach Island landmarks of the past using the medium of watercolor.
Noyes Gallery, Stockton's Seaview Resort, Galloway Township
May 5 - August 28, 2016
The Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton University presents Summerlands: Works from the Noyes Permanent Collection from May 5 – August 28, 2016 at the Noyes Gallery at Stockton's Seaview Resort. The exhibition showcases works from the permanent collection of South Jersey's own Noyes Museum. Celebrating the delights of the summer landscape, the work of five artists is featured: David Ahlsted, Joan Arbeiter, Rob Evans, Richard Kemble, and Glen Rudderow.
Noyes Gallery, Stockton's Seaview Resort, Galloway Township
May 5 - August 28, 2016
Diane Tomash: Plein Air Paintings and Prints showcases award-winning and recent paintings and monotype prints by Noyes Museum Associate Artist Diane Tomash. Throughout her career, Tomash has focused on creating paintings and prints of landscapes that echo the topography of the human mind. In her most recent work, Tomash explores the dynamic between earth and air. Her artwork has become a channel of expression to give visual evidence to her own inner dialogue and outward experiences.
January 22 - May 1, 2016
Why represent a building abstractly? Concept and meaning of schematized space are explored by integrating them with the space until interpretation and subject are inseparable. The mediated experience of the structure becomes part of the structure itself. This selection of works from the Noyes Permanent Collection will explore constructed space as a subject for figurative art and the impermanent perception of permanent structures.
January 22 - May 1, 2016
This exhibition will highlights work from the 30-year career of master pastel artist Rae Smith. Smith is a representational pastel artist, specializing in landscape painting. Her work is known for its expressive, impressionistic quality. She has been exhibited in national and international exhibitions throughout the United States and abroad, and was honored with the title "Master Pastellist" by the Pastel Society of America in 1997.
June 30 - July 21, 2016
Osprey Gallery, Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University, A.C.
James Raczkowski was born and raised in South Jersey and currently lives in Brooklyn. He joined the military after high school in 2004 and much of his work has been influenced by the transformative events he experienced while serving his country overseas. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at Stockton University and his Master of Fine Arts degree at the New York Academy of Art in 2015. Raczkowski was also awarded the New Jersey Heart of a Hero Scholarship from the New York Academy, which gave him the opportunity to experience a summer residency in Moscow, Russia. His work has recently been published in The Figure, a prestigious publication featuring artwork by leading figurative artists, and essays by artists and art historians addressing changing values and techniques through history.
February 9 - April 30, 2017
Advancements in digital imaging techniques have afforded me the tools and freedom to explore new directions in my artistic presentations. Sharing my vision and interpretation of a subject has always been a pleasure for me. Using archival inks, conservation grade papers, and matting, I present each image to be enjoyed for many years. Whether it is a realistic image or a hyper-realistic interpretation, my goal is to cause the viewer to stop, if only for a moment, to reflect or have an emotional response. If I can achieve that, I will be content in having realized my goal. - David Woeller
Gallery Location: AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, Atlantic City Campus, 1925 Pacific Ave., A.C., NJ 08401
September 9, 2016 - January 1, 2017
Lou Storey Education Guide
This collection of paintings was completed over a ten year period and explores the concepts, theories and feelings that surround Lou Storey in his work as a psychotherapist and as a social worker.
I have always used the making of art as a kind of personal journal, a way to reflect upon all the various components of the life I am living. For the maker of art as well as the viewer, art can provide a moment of self-reflection, can provoke a memory, can inspire a myriad of emotions, and can bring a sense of joy and wonder. - Lou Storey
Location: AtlantiCare Regional Medical Cente, Atlantic City Campus, 1925 Pacific Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
June 1 - August 30, 2016
Born and raised in Atlantic City, esteemed international painter Attilio Sinagra used his technically accomplished style to explore the effects of commercial development on the community of Atlantic City. Sinagra was born to Italian immigrant parents in Atlantic City in 1916. After developing his style abroad, he returned to his hometown to paint a city barely recognizable as the same one he left. His meticulous realism went hand in hand with his reverence for architecture, generating dynamic compositions that evoke a city in the throes of change.
Location: Atlantic City Campus, AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, City Campus, 1925 Pacific Ave., Atlantic City, NJ 08401
November 24, 2015 - January 10, 2016
The Noyes Associate Artist Exhibition showcases the work of twenty-one artists creating outstanding artwork throughout the state. Works in mixed media, painting, and sculpture will be featured.
A Humanist Vision: The Paintings and Drawings of Michael Lenson (1903-1971)
October 2 - January 10, 2016
Michael Lenson's meticulously crafted, humanistic paintings are about people – their families, love, work, triumphs and tragedies. As a WPA artist he became one of the Federal Art Project's most accomplished muralists. The remarkable murals still grace the walls of many public buildings in New Jersey today.
The Fluidity of Gender: Sculpture by Linda Stein
September 21 - January 3, 2016
Linda Stein artist, activist, lecturer, performer and video artist explores the continuum between the binaries of masculinity and femininity, while inspiring the compassion, empathy and bravery it takes to become an up stander rather than a bystander. Her work concerns gender, oppression, bullying, strength, power and justice in contemporary culture.
Noyes Signature Artist Exhibition
October 2 - November 22, 2015
From intricate wooden sculptures to fabric compositions and fine oil paintings the exhibit is an eclectic mix of unique works from the Noyes Museum's Signature Artists.
Frozen Earth: Images from the Arctic Circle
May 29 - January 10, 2016
International artists of all disciplines share their impressions from the Arctic Circle Expedition, an annual residency led by artists and scientists.
Featuring: Diane Burko, Deborah Hamon, Jane Isakson, Laura Petrovich-Cheney, Karen Power, Kate Puccia, Lauren Portada,Marianna Williams
The Polar Pom-Pom Project Arctic Video
Kevin Labadie: Sprawl
May 22 - September 27, 2015
Kevin Labadie presents Sprawl, a collection of paintings constructed as a sort of eye level frieze. The continuous paintings are a miniature chronicle of daily encounters stretching across all four gallery walls and around corners. Sprawl is about reaching past the periphery of each passing moment as it touches the edge of the next. There is no end to it and it may begin anew.
Rae Smith and Rhoda Yanow
May 22 - September 20, 2015
Exquisite imagery from two artists who have made their mark in the world of pastel painting. Rae Smith and Rhoda Yanow are both passionate artists, teachers, and internationally recognized artists who have exhibited all over the world. This exhibition presents exquisite imagery from two artists who have made their mark in the world of pastel painting.
Pine Barrens: Life and Legends
January 30 - September 13, 2015
This historic exhibition revisits the work and play of life in the Pine Barrens. Industries of charcoal, glass, paper and iron once thrived in the Pines, while music and merrymaking filled the dance halls and stories of witches and the Jersey Devil abounded. The exhibition is a collaboration between the South Jersey Culture & History Center (SJCHC) and the Noyes Museum of Art.
Related Events:
Talk: Life & Legends of the Pines
Wednesday, February 11, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Paul W. Schopp, Associate Director, South Jersey Culture and History Center (SJCHC) at Stockton University
Film & Live Music
Thursday, February 12, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
The Pine Barrens film by David Kessler &
The Ruins of Friendship Orchestra.
Reception and Talk: Life in the Pines
Thursday, March 26
Reception - 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Talk - 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Budd Wilson, archaeologist and Ted Gordon, botanist
Pinelands Jamboree
Thursday, April 16, 5:30 - 7: 30 pm
Music by Ong's Hat Band, refreshments in the local tradition
Pine Barrens Storytelling & Music
Saturday, May 2, 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Russell Juelg, storyteller and musician
January 16 - May 17, 2015
This exhibition showcases artwork of alumni from one of the nation's oldest and top rated art schools, Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). The works on exhibit have been created over the past 150 years. Viewers will experience how an individual's unique vision has developed with examples of work created early in the artists careers, as well as by their current images or objects.
Exhibiting artists include: Stuart Abarbanel, Coleen Asper, Donald Baechler, David Brewster, Sara Dykstra, Aaron Fink, Mikel Frank & Gerard Amsellem, Joe Giordano, Peter Greaves, Rashawn Griffin, Gary Kachadourian, David Humphrey, Frank Hyder, Jane Irish, Kevin Kearney, Fawad Khan, Willie Kohler, Jeff Koons, Kevin Labadie, James Lipovac, Scott Malbaurn, Herman Maril, Joseph Maxwell Miller, Mimi Oritsky, Megan Pahmier, Jason Peters, Spoon Popkin, Courtney Puckett, Renee Rendine, Neil Riley, Deborah Rolig, Amalie Rothschild, Gina Ruggeri, Robert Salazar, Joyce Scott, Tony Shore, Aaron Sopher, Regina K. Stevens and Howie Weiss.
Curated by Mikel Frank, and Barry Nemett.
Related Events:
Saturday, March 28, 12:00 - 1:00 pm
Renée Rendine, Performance Artist
Collaborative Painting Performance
Saturday, March 28, 1:00 - 3:00 pm
Mikel Frank & Gerard Amsellem; music by ETHEL
Teachers' Workshop
Tuesday, March 31, 9:00 am - 2:30 pm
Light & Shadow - Tony Shore, MICA Artist and Faculty Member
Gallery Talk
Thursday, April 23, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Co-Curator, Barry Nemett, Chair-Painting Dept., MICA and Co-Curator, Mikel Frank, MICA Artist
Film: MICA: THEN/NOW
Thursday, May 7, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
John Thornton, Director
Janet Sullivan Turner: Retrieval and Rebirth
October 3 - January 18, 2015
Revision is at the heart of Janet Sullivan Turners assemblages, bridging the gap between past, present and future. Car parts, mannequin forms, and bits of America's industrial detritus are transformed into painted sculptures that are alive with expression, intelligence and a touch of humor.
June 6 - January 11, 2015
Highlights from the Noyes Museum Permanent Collection including decoys, sculpture, works on paper, and paintings.
The Aftermath
October 3 - January 11, 2015
From the surge of debris, raw materials, and emotions left by the hurricane, artists discovered new channels for their creativity. This exhibition is a look at how seventeen artists have responded to the devastation of Superstorm Sandy. Curated by Doug Ferrari.
George Kordis: Between Worlds
September 19 - January 4, 2015
Anchored in Byzantine tradition, Kordis' work challenges conventional ways of looking at Byzantine icon painting. Radiant images, both traditional and modern at the same time, establish corporeal connections between the image and the beholder.
Anthony J. Rudisill: National Parks America's Last Refuge
May 23 - September 21, 2014
Acclaimed wildlife painter and carver Anthony J. Rudisill captures the grandeur of the vistas of America's Western National Parks in contemporary realist paintings.
Detour: Self Taught Artists
May 16 - September 21, 2014
Painting, drawing, and sculpture by American self–taught artists of the Mid-Atlantic region. Out of the ordinary works made in aesthetic isolation with the drive of the human spirit to create.
Advocacy Quilts: A Voice for the Voiceless
June 6 - September 7, 2014
Twenty quilts are being loaned to the Noyes Museum by The Advocacy Project (AP), a Washington-based non-profit organization that works with community-based organizations around the world. Each quilt presents a rich and varied portrait of the challenges that face the artists, many of whom are living in exceptionally difficult conditions.
Karen Guancione
September 21 - August 21, 2014
Installation artist Karen Guancione presents an installation in the central gallery window exhibition space. The large-scale hanging piece is constructed of thousands of library card catalog entries, carefully designed and sewn to form one large composition.
Asian Artists 2014 USA Tour
May 22 - May 27, 2014
Visitors can view oil on canvas paintings from 25 artists and explore the technique, image, tone, color, form and artistry used. Contemporary art is not just a combination of the artist's interpretation of ideas or inspiration, but is also largely influenced by art history. The pieces in this collection reflect the rich history and unique artistic style of Asia.
Curlee Raven Holton: In the Shadow of Contemplation
January 24 - May 18, 2014
Master printmaker, Curlee Raven Holton, explores concerns for humanity, the African-American experience, and contemporary issues.
Peggy Fox and Nancy Staub Laughlin
February 7 - May 15, 2014
Laughlin's uniquely composed pastel still lifes sparkle with texture and color while Fox's dramatic photographs dance with light. Each creates work that makes the inanimate come alive.
Eric Schultz: Man and the Machine
February 7 - May 15, 2014
Ordinary objects transformed into sculptural forms. New configurations create narrative works that upon close inspection reveal everyday materials.
Click here to watch a short clip about Eric Schultz.
Fabio Mazzieri: Memory of Material
January 31 - May 4, 2014
Known throughout central Italy, Fabio Mazzieri's unusual canvases are neither stretched, framed or hung on the gallery walls but are hung as dramatic installations to be viewed in three dimensions.
Click here to watch a short clip about Fabio Mazzieri.
The Noyes Museum of Art Associate Artist Exhibition
December 6 - January 19, 2014
The exhibition showcases the work of thirty two artists creating outstanding artwork throughout the state of New Jersey. The Associate Artist Members of the Noyes Museum of Art are a group of emerging artists who have been awarded this competitive designation from the museum. From photography to fine oil paintings, this exhibit is an eclectic mix of unique works.
John Pierce Barnes (1893-1954)
October 4 - January 26, 2014
Presenting the work of Pennsylvania Impressionist, John Pierce Barnes. A student of the acclaimed impressionist Daniel Garber, Barnes paints with rigorous strokes and bold hues rendered in impressionist and pointillist styles. Barnes' landscapes were created from 1920-1930 in Bucks, Chester, and Delaware Counties. This once hidden collection of pastels resurfaces in this exciting exhibition bringing the talented artist to light.
Noise@Noyes: MOVIS
September 20 - January 12, 2014
MOVIS presents Noise@Noyes. The two and three dimensional works will include or reference sound in some way – either literally or symbolically. Through the use of photography, sculpture, installation and sound the artists present concepts related to noise. The Princeton art group, Movis, formed in 2006 and created their first exhibition two years later at Rutgers University.
Victor Grasso: Fable
September 13 - January 5, 2014
In Fable, Cape May artist Victor Grasso presents 13 masterfully rendered oil paintings that re-imagined legendary narratives. The paintings are dark, contemporary and slick, as Grasso combines objects in unexpected ways. Myths and legends including Crazy Horse, Icarus, and Aphrodite are presented not as literal interpretations of storied characters, but conceptual representations as Grasso chooses to see them.
The Noyes Museum of Art Signature Artist Exhibition
September 6 - November 24, 2013
From intricate wooden sculptures to fabric compositions and fine oil paintings the exhibit is an eclectic mix of unique works from the Noyes Museum's Signature Artists.
Hands-On Woodworking Demonstration during "Family Fun Day": Glenn Guarino
Saturday, October 19, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Celebrating Fred W. Noyes, Jr.
May 27 - September 23, 2013
The Noyes Museum of Art celebrates 30 years with an exhibition of the works of its founder, Fred Noyes. Filled with lush color and whimsical forms, these paintings are at once uniquely Fred and uniquely southern New Jersey.
Victorian New Jersey:
Photographs by Guillermo Thorn
From the Kean University Collection
May 3 - September 1, 2013
Victorian New Jersey: Photographs by Guillermo Thorn offers a rare glimpse into life at the Jersey Shore in the 1880s and 1890s. Images of Cape May, Ocean Grove and Asbury Park transport the viewer to an age of timeless beauty. A pioneering photographer, Thorn documents rural landscape, architecture and life in small town America providing a valuable resource toward understanding our nation at the end of the 19th century.
Wild Worlds: Lori Field, Brian Meunier, Sally McInerney
May 3 - September 2, 2013
Wild Worlds is a journey of imagination into the enchanted forests and visual myths of Lori Field, Brian Meunier, and Sally McInerney. Recognizable subjects are juxtaposed in unexpected combinations. Tinkering with nature, created beings both humanistic and whimsical, evoke mysterious worlds of the artists' own creation.
Margery Amdur
June 7 - September 8, 2013
Rutgers-Camden artist Margery Amdur creates extraordinary constructions in three dimensions. In this solo exhibition Amdur presents her latest series, called Amass, an intersection of nature and architecture, with connections to topographical maps as well as living things. Her installations are composed of thousands of small sponges and colors both bold and nuanced. This new body of work maintains Amdur's commitment to using commonplace materials and simple building techniques that in the end yield large scale, multi-faceted constructions.
Pat Witt: Art Spirit
February1 - May 26, 2013
For over fifty years Pat Witt has captured the light, wind, sense of place and time in her profound wetlands paintings. Pure in art, pure in spirit Witt embraced, encouraged and inspired four generations in the creation of art. This exhibition is a celebration of Pat Witt and what it is that makes us human.
Earl B. Lewis: National Treasure
January 25 - May 19, 2013
EarlB. Lewis, visual interpreter and visionary, uses watercolor to evoke emotion in his works. An acclaimed illustrator of more than fifty books for children, he is recognized for bringing to life stories that touch the heart. In this exhibition Lewis presents his latest body of work, which illuminates the faces of society's hidden treasures: the children. His brilliant work bridges the world of fine art and illustration and is collected nationally.
Prints from the Noyes Permanent Collection
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The A's shuffled their lineup to face a left-hander instead of a righty, but had little success against DuBose. Oakland's four-game skid is the club's worst since its second eight-game losing streak of the season May 21-29.
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Todd Williams worked the ninth for his first career save.
Dan Haren (10-9) was tagged for four straight hits to start the second and fell behind 2-0, losing his second straight start following a career-best nine-game winning streak. After Matos singled in the inning, Haren retired eight straight batters before running into more trouble in the fifth.
"It's pretty tough to keep up like we have done the last two months," Haren said. "We haven't been playing good, so we're not taking any team lightly."
Rafael Palmeiro was scratched from the Orioles' lineup because of a sprained right ankle, a day after he had two hits in his second appearance since coming back from a 10-day steroid suspension.
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"That's what I get for not playing two weeks, I guess," he said. "I was ready to come back out today. I don't think it's anything serious."
Baltimore's Eric Byrnes finished 0-for-13 in his first series against his former team, which traded the popular outfielder last month. He is 1-for-24 with one RBI in his last seven games.
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- The A's have scored two total runs in the first five innings over their last nine games.
- Home-plate umpire Chris Guccione was booed loudly when announced before the game. As the first-base umpire Monday night, he made a controversial ruling when he signaled first baseman Dan Johnson was off the bag on Melvin Mora's grounder and it cost the A's the go-ahead run.
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Helguson missed the midweek FA Cup replay at Chelsea but Ray Lewington said: "There is some improvement and we'll wait until late before making a decision.
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Since the property did not transfer until October 19th (the 9/11 sale was stayed therefore the property did not transfer).
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The Owners lost their right to commence an eviction when they filed for bankruptcy. At that point, the home became the property of the Bankruptcy Trustee, not the Owner. Once the lender was granted permission to continue the foreclosure and obtain a trustees Deed, they became the new owner. Most likely, they will begin an eviction process, but the former Owner has no standing as you correctly noted to file an eviction at this point, based on the facts you have presented.
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First-of-its-kind shelter to open for dogs who are victims of domestic violence
A shelter for families who are victims of domestic violence is expanding its facility with a large space to house pets. Named Paws for Peace Kennel, the space will be the first of its kind in Orlando, Florida.
Many victims of domestic violence do not leave their abusers for safety because they do not want to leave their pets behind. In fact 48% of domestic violence survivors delay leaving an abusive home because they don't have a safe place for their pets.
Knowing this, Harbor House, a shelter for families who are victims of domestic violence, has been planning Paws for Peace Kennel for several years. The project has been funded completely by community support. The much anticipated kennel will mean families will not be forced to leave their pets behind.
The 3000 square foot facility is currently under construction and will be able to house up to 40 pets and the space will have state-of-the-art housing, a grooming facility and outdoor play area and can accomodate cats, dogs and other animals.
At a recent preview tour of the facility Harbor House's CEO Carol Wick said, "This is a huge day. This has been many years in the planning. We're very excited."
Harbor House shared some alarming statistics that further emphasize the need for such a facility. According to the American Animal Hospital Association, an estimated 88% of pets living in households with domestic violence are either abused or killed. Of all the survivors who enter shelters to escape violence, 57% have had a pet killed by their abuser.
Tragically, the beloved pets are used as leverage or retaliatory action by abusers as a way to maintain control over their victims. Survivors are often forced to make the painful choice to leave their pets behind.
"We don't want them to hesitate. We don't want them to say, 'Yes, but I have to look in the eyes of my beloved pet and say you can't come with me,'" said Carol.
The kennel is expected to be completed on October 3rd. It will also include a donation center that will house items for residents of the emergency shelter.
Support the Paws for Peace Kennel at Harbor HouseHarbor House works to keep everyone safe from domestic abuse – even pets!
Why a Paws Kennel?
- 97% of Americans who have pets consider them to be members of the family.
- 48% of domestic violence survivors delay leaving an abusive home because they don't have a safe place for their pets.
- Pet abuse is often a retaliatory action of abusers. Animals are used as leverage by the batterer as a means to control their victims or as part of a pre-emptive strike to gain or maintain control.
- According to the American Animal Hospital Association, an estimated 88% of pets living in households with domestic violence are either abused or killed.
- Of all survivors who enter shelters to escape violence, 57% have had a pet killed by their abuser.
- Harbor House will be the only shelter in Central Florida with a kennel for pets of domestic violence survivors.
- Pets are not Pawns!
About the Paws for Peace Kennel:
- The 1,500 square foot Kennel will be located onsite at Harbor House's confidential Emergency Shelter. It will be housed in the same facility as the In-Kind Donation Center.
- Opening is set for late Spring 2012.
- Pets will be cared for by their owners: survivors of domestic abuse and residents of Harbor House's Emergency Shelter.
- A visiting veterinarian from Orange County Animal Services will tend to pets' health needs. Volunteers will assist with Kennel maintenance.
- Science Diet® has generously committed to supplying pet food to the Paws Kennel for at least the first year after opening.
- Operations of the Paws Kennel will be supported by the Paws for Peace Walk and donor contributions.
- The Kennel features a vet clinic, wash and dry area, 10 kennels for dogs and 10 for cats, as well as spaces for other pets, such as ferrets, birds, hamsters and small game animals. For larger game animals, Harbor House offers foster programs with local farms.
- There is a cat porch, complete with kitty condos and toys, three separate dog runs, as well as shared open space.
- The Paws Kennel was built to the highest standards of pet care, including individual ventilation systems for each pet unit, stainless steel kennels, and an elaborate HVAC and backup system.
- Survivors who keep their pets at the Paws Kennel will have special access to the facility so they can enjoy their pet's company any time of day.
- Pets of domestic abuse survivors will be brought to Harbor House by Orange County Animals services, where they will receive necessary vaccinations.
How You Can Help:
Leave Your Mark and Create a Tile:
You can honor your pet by creating a ceramic tile for the main entrance of Paws for Peace Kennel. For a donation of $100, you can design your own tile with a picture of your pet and a personalized message.
- On the donation page, select the Paws Kennel campaign from the dropdown.
- In the "Leave Your Mark" section, select the option and donation level of your choice.
- Upload your favorite picture of your pet.
- Write a 25 character personalized message.
- Submit your order and the 6X6 ceramic tile will be mounted in the main entrance of the Kennel this Spring 2012.
- You can even order a duplicate tile or keepsake box for yourself!
Your tile will be adorned in entry of the kennel so that all who benefit from its services will share in the support provided by you and your pet.
Join the Paws Club:
Any donation over $10.00 qualifies you as a member of the Paws Club. On the donation page, we encourage you to join the Paws Club by selecting the membership option. Paws Club members receive the Paws for Peace Newsletter, a free Paws dog tag, and special offers from our sponsors!
Thank you to our generous partners:
- Orange County Animal Services
- SeaWorld
- Shampooch! (Lambs Eat Ivy Salon)
- Florida Department of Children and Families


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I thought about changing it up this time and looking back on a past-hottie who has turned into an ugly beast. Or maybe I'd discuss Jonathan Taylor Thomas and his vacation from planet Earth. Then I got to thinking about the recent up-in-the-air news Jeff Daniels spit out about the sequel to DUMB AND DUMBER possibly moving forward. While it's obviously not official "news", it got me thinking about how much Jim Carrey has changed, and whether or not it could work, but then I paused. It suddenly struck me that I've never thought about what happened to the angelic Mary Swanson, the woman who unveiled her headlights to be actual headlights in the film. Where did she disappear to? Well, evidently she was hiding right under my nose. Let's catch up with the life of the vibrantly sexy Lauren Holly.
This little angel descended from the heavens into Bristol, Pennsylvania, and was raised in Geneva, New York. She was a cheerleader for her school, Geneva High School, and that cheerful spirit led her to bigger things. After earning an undergraduate degree in English, Lauren fled the scene at 20-years-old and got her first acting gig on the cop-drama series "Hill Street Blues". Shortly after that came her first small movie role in the Jennifer Connelly teen-flick SEVEN MINUTES IN HEAVEN. She appeared the next year a little more in the crime-drama BAND OF THE HAND, from the producers of "Miami Vice" (it's as bad as it sounds). She struck gold elsewhere that year though, landing her first regular spot on the badly-lit soap series "All My Children" (a show that's still going after 42 seasons somehow).
She starred as Julie Rand Chandler from 1986 up until 1989 when she decided to break more into the movie business. Of all the vehicles she could've chosen, she got into a vehicle with Andrew Dice Clay in THE ADVENTURES OF FORD FAIRLANE, a raunchy comedy, starring a comedian. There was a big audience for that kind of thing at the time. Neither the plotline nor the jokes are worth a dozen Alf pogs now, but Holly's get-up isn't so bad to stare at while drowning out the white noise.
But I guess Dice Clay's macho, crude attitude scared little Miss Holly into tying the knot with the most descent guy she knew as soon as possible, and that descent guy happened to be her BAND OF THE HAND co-star Danny Quinn. They married in 1991, then departed in 1993. This is a method of marriage Holly gets pretty comfortable with, if you know what I mean.
Jumping straight to other things, Lauren picked up a hot, love-interest starring role in the cult favorite DRAGON: THE BRUCE LEE STORY in 1993. She portrayed Bruce Lee's wife, Linda Lee Cadwell, with her own sexy twist. The film is based on a biography by the widowed Linda Lee, so naturally her character brings much of the movie to life. It was a good thing for Holly to get her face out there so people could get familiarized with the hot cop from that one TV show.
"Picket Fences" got picked up around the same time as the filming of DRAGON. She landed the role of Officer Maxine Stewart, who was always getting into trouble with her partner, Kenny. It's a prudent assumption that Holly's divorce from cheese-ball Quinn could've jumpstarted her productivity in the early '90's. Her life and career were back at a steady-flowing pace. That was until...
Oh, Mary... Mary Swim? Swammi? Slippy? Slappy? Swenson? Swanson?.. Oh, here it is. Samsonite! I was way off (I knew it started with an "S", though). Has there ever been a female love interest so helplessly out of arms' reach of the protagonist? Lloyd Christmas (Jim Carrey) and his misguided infatuation with the beautiful Mary is basically what drives the movie DUMB AND DUMBER. That and the "love triangle" between Harry and the two is what gives the film that sense of reality, and explanation. In other words, without Lauren Holly, there would be no "You can't triple-stamp a double-stamp!", "Kick his ass, Sea Bass!" or "Big Gulps, huh? Alright!" She's as crucial to the story as the unobtainium in AVATAR. Her beauty was as addictive on set as onscreen, and Jim Carrey most definitely had his eye on something precious...
As most of us are aware, I'm sure, Holly and Carrey hit it off during the making of DUMB AND DUMBER. After dating for a year or two, they got hitched in 1996 and then (big surprise) they got "unhitched' in 1997. The marriage ended quicker than you can say Lemony Snicket, but it didn't slow down Lauren Holly's ambition to put her scrumptious-looking body to work on the silver screen again. She drove the success of her career a bit further with a small part in SABRINA, and then slammed on the breaks with her more distinguishable role in DOWN PERISCOPE.
This doesn't bring my periscope down.
Lauren was decisively on a steady path to exposing her more desirable side. First she was the uber-hot Diving Officer, Emily Lake in DOWN PERISCOPE and then stole more hearts in the appropriately titled BEAUTIFUL GIRLS and A SMILE LIKE YOURS. Meanwhile, she was still doing "Picket Fences", and her newfound sexuality was sending a weird message to the show's viewers.
Or exactly the right message.
That's just a fantasy sequence a little boy had on the show (a family-friendly program), not to be confused with Lauren's character, Max actually coming onto a minor. So you can feel less guilty about how hot the lady cop in "Picket Fences" just got. You may or may not consider this jumping the shark, but either way, "Picket Fences" came to an end after 88 episodes. I bet you're thinking, "surely Lauren wouldn't use her clear schedule to do some stupid airplane thriller, would she?"
Yes, she would, and don't call me "Shirley". Remember when Hollywood went insane in the '90's and decided every movie should be like SPEED or TWISTER. Well, here's a movie that tried to do both. TURBULENCE blended in perfectly with cheesy disaster-action flicks' golden era. No doubt did it put a dent in Lauren's reputation, though. One thing that started to become apparent is the amount of muscle mass she had put on in TURBULENCE. She was still very sexy, but with the short hair, she may have been turning into G.I. JANE. I've lost track of Holly's whereabouts since that movie, and sometimes imagine what transformations her body has gone through since. So to maintain the element of surprise, let's jump forward 15 years to see what's become of Mary Swanson.
Holy mackerel! In the words of Harry Dunne, "nice set of hooters you got there", Miss Holly. This really caught me off guard when I first saw it. When did this all happen? Well, apparently, in 2001 Lauren got married once again, this time to financial expert Francis Greco with whom she spawned 3 children. So could this be MILF magic at work? Or is this the handy work of Dr. Nip and Tuck? I was thrown off by the pic above, but many of her other recent photos are also bizarrely drool-enducing.
I must say, I'm very impressed with Lauren's upkeep, especially her fit physique. I look at her and see Christina Hendricks's sister, or relative cousin or better yet, kissing cousin. Both have ravishing, flamboyant red hair, an exquisite set of cans and a seductive, teethy smile. They should absolutely share a shower together sometime. In the past fifteen years, Lauren has been seen in the bloody good ANY GIVEN SUNDAY, the bloody awful WHAT WOMEN WANT, RAISING FLAGG, DOWN AND DERBY, THE PERFECT AGE OF ROCK 'N' ROLL and many other movies you probably haven't heard of.
I'm aware some of you watch "NCIS" and lucked out on seeing the fully MILFed-out Lauren Holly as Jenny Shepard on the program for 3 years. She still does flashback sequences, and has also made dozens of guest appearances on TV over the past decade. Even if I've seen them, I probably didn't recognize her because no one said "Hey! It's the chick from DUMB AND DUMBER!" And who would think to?
She certainly seems comfortable with her "NCIS" co-star, Pauly Perrette!
Lauren's making something of a comeback in the form of low-budget, straight-to-DVD action-thriller and horror films like FINAL STORM and SCREAM OF THE BANSHEE. I don't mean to say she's not a Hollywood movie actress, but I actually think she fits these movies perfectly. She's got the perfect look for cheesy action flicks with crappy graphics like TURBULENCE. I would consider checking BANSHEE out if it were on Netflix. Otherwise I'm sure SyFy will play it on a rainy day.
If that isn't weird enough, did you know Holly was that dirty-talking counselor (to Glenn Howerton) in CRANK 2: HIGH VOLTAGE? I didn't, and I've seen that movie quite a lot. You can tell her voice has aged more than her complexion, being at a deeper, Jessica Rabbit type range.
Lauren Holly may be most commonly referred to as Mary Swanson, but she's still out there, walking around town, raising sunflowers and making birds sing. Lauren stays active in the industry, though she doesn't seem to be interested in another starring television role for now. She's very active on Twitter, with a growing number of followers, and she seems often happy and grateful for where she is in life. That's a characteristic I admire very much in anyone. Keep being cool, Mary Samsonite!


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Pssst, Something that distracts me from all that stuff? My awesome Keurig Mini Coffee Maker. I bought it for myself this past weekend. It makes me really happy (which worries me a little). But whatever, this coffee machine is like a rocket ship. It lights up. It makes hot cocoa and tea--and when it's brewing coffee it makes this* crinkle-crinkle-shhhhhhh-grrrrlllllll* noise and JD claps his hands and squeals: "Yeah!"
Something else that makes me happy: My friend George came over the other night and backed up my Macbook because he works for Apple and I tend to eff technical things up.
The following morning JD found the discarded box to the backup device and was utterly entertained for a good twenty minutes.
And another thing, George couldn't believe how big JD was. He was eating a slice of pizza and JD handed him a napkin, saying, "Here!" Gush! George said he considers JD a baby because of the photo on his iPhone from JD's Christening. Look, GF Carlo and JD are making the same face:
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Just to be clear and upfront. I am married, in an open honest relationship. I am looking for a good friend, a fun date but not a booty call. I really hate to put this on here, but if you send me messages that aren't respectful to get my attention it won't work. I will just block you. Again I hate to have to add this but for some reason I can't get my point across.
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By ALAN FARNHAM; Alan Farnham is a reporter for Fortune magazine.
Published: March 22, 1987
SPRING is here, and the Navy is buying balloons.
Navy Secretary John F. Lehman Jr., who revived battleships six years ago, thinks he has found a good way to protect them: the blimp. Critics who claim the military is always preparing to fight the last war may wonder now if the Navy is not preparing to fight World War I. The Navy has decided it would need about 48 airships - two squadrons, one on each coast. That makes blimps ''potentially a $5 billion buisness,'' said Bill Phipps, president of Westinghouse Defense Electronics Systems. ''That $5 billion would include radar, everything. Fly-away cost per airship should be about $70 million. And we believe the Air Force will play in this game before it's through. They have requirements that this blimp could fulfill better than anything else. They're watching it very closely.''
The problem of protecting ships is not new. In the spring of 1921, General Billy Mitchell, flying a spit-and-baling-wire bomber, managed to drop a 2,000-pound bomb straight down the funnels of a war-surplus German battleship, sinking her. ''After today,'' said one admiral watching that test, ''the Navy won't be the delightful yachting experience it used to.''
A similar moment of recognition occurred during the Falklands War in 1982, when a single Exocet missile sank the British frigate Sheffield. ''People started asking a lot of questions,'' said John Heu-Continued from Page 1 busch, a former Air Force defense analyst who is an aide to Representative Denny Smith of Oregon. After the sinking of the Sheffield, Mr. Smith, an outspoken critic of the military, called on the Navy to demonstrate that its warships were not similarly vulnerable. ''Here we'd spent a ton of money building a 600-ship Navy, and all of a sudden we saw we hadn't thought out very well how we were going to defend it against this type of missile,'' said Mr. Heubusch.
The Navy's current plan for coping with the threat calls for the Aegis, a missile-firing ship, to pick up incoming missiles on its shipboard radar and destroy them with anti-missile missiles. The Navy is also equipping ships with a kind of high-speed machine gun called the Phalanx, which is meant to destroy missiles at close range.
But the Aegis's radar has limited range. To improve the ability of the Aegis to target incoming missiles, the Navy is turning to a very old piece of technology: the blimp. One venrable blimp maker and one upstart are vying to build a fleet of airships for the Navy - a job that could be worth billions. The Navy will award a $200 million contract to build a prototype, perhaps as early as this week. EXOCETS are hard to see. Much smaller than a plane, they skim low over the waves at supersonic speed, invisible to shipboard radar until they cross the horizon, about 20 miles away. Once the ship spots the missile, it has 45 seconds or less to shoot it down before the missile strikes.
Airborne radars, such as those atop the Air Force's Awacs planes, have greater range than shipboard radars, but are simply too small to pick up the faint ''echo'' of a target as small as an Exocet. No plane now flying can carry an antenna large enough to guarantee detection. More to the point, the Navy's version of Awacs, the Grumman E-2C, needs something to land on - a carrier. Not every ship will be lucky enough to be protected by a carrier escort.
Faced with these problems, in 1984 the Navy commissioned the Naval Airship Study Program to investigate the possibility of using blimps to guard the fleet.
The planners discovered that cast in the role of battleship chaperone, blimps have a number of surprising strengths. Perched in the sky, they can ''see'' much farther than shipboard radar. Their enormous size would permit them to carry, internally, an antenna large enough to pick up the faint echo of a target as small as an Exocet. (The proposed blimps would be about 1.5 million cubic feet, or seven times as large as the advertising blimps now flying.) They are slow, but not so slow that they cannot keep pace with a battleship. And in part because they are slow, they are remarkably fuel-efficient. An E-2C might have to land every six hours to refuel, but a blimp could loaf along in the air for weeks at a time, independent of a carrier.
Would blimps be vulnerable to attack? The image of a pin popping a balloon comes to mind. But after all, the planners said, the blimp's job would be to warn the fleet of a distant threat. Once warned, the fleet would be able to defend both itself and the blimp with anti-missile missiles.
This is one possible way the system would work: Once the blimp detected an attacking missile, it would relay the missile's coordinates to an Aegis ship armed with anti-missile missiles, and would actually help guide the defensive missiles to their target.
The first blimp battle will take place on the ground. In the summer of 1986 the Navy asked Goodyear Aerospace, a subsidiary of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, and a British company named Airship Industries to submit proposals for a $200 million prototype radar-carrying airship, to be delivered by 1990.


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