All Things Great and Small
Exhibition Curated by PE Pinkman
Opening Reception: Friday, October 4, 5-9pm
During JCAST
All Things Great and Small is an exciting juried exhibition inviting artists and creators from diverse backgrounds to explore and showcase the concept of scale in their work. This exhibition celebrates the remarkable spectrum between the grand and the minimal, emphasizing that every element, whether monumental or minuscule, carries its own significance and impact.
The aim of this exhibition is to highlight the importance and beauty of both the large and the small, encouraging participants to reflect on how scale influences perception, meaning, and value. Through this exploration, we hope to foster a greater appreciation for the diversity and complexity of the world around us.
About the curator: Born and raised in New Jersey, PE Pinkman is a contemporary American artist and curator renowned for his conceptual paintings and drawings. His work engages with themes of identity and spatial constructs through references to individuals, current events, and natural environments.
With over 40 years of curatorial experience, Pinkman began his journey in the 1980s at the Tweed Gallery in New Jersey. He continued by curating exhibitions for Art Group NYC and has significantly impacted the Watchung Arts Center, where he has curated over 75 exhibits in a remarkable 25-year tenure. Focusing primarily on New Jersey artists, Pinkman aims to elevate their visibility in the competitive New York art scene. He recently curated notable solo exhibitions have featured acclaimed New Jersey artists such as Mona Brody, Anne Trauben, Andrea MeKenna and Edward Fausty. His latest group exhibition, “Archeology of Memory,” is currently on display at the Watchung Arts Center through the end of October.
Pinkman’s artwork has been showcased in esteemed galleries and art spaces, including La Mama La Galleria and Leslie Lohman Gallery in New York City, the Louvre in Paris, the State Museum in Trenton, and Saint Peter’s University and The Drawing Rooms in Jersey City, among others. His work has garnered attention from prominent publications, including the New York Times, Jersey City Times, and NJ.com. For more information and to view his portfolio, visit his website at pepinkman.com (https://pepinkman.com).
Exhibiting Artists: Alvin E. Quinones, Andrea Epstein, Beatrice M. Mady, Bennett Gewirtz, Bill Rybak, Brad Terhune, Cheryl Gross, Deborah Pohl, Dorie Dahlberg, Edward Fausty, Elinor Dei Tos Pironti, Elliot Appel, Francesca Azzara, Frank Ippolito, Guillermo Bublik, Hao Feng, Isabelle Duverger, J Steven Patton, Jen Morris, Jennifer Nadler Wright, Jim Fallon, Josephine Barreiro, Kevin McCaffrey, Laura Lou Levy, Linda Streicher, Lucy Rovetto, Mindy Gluck, Nanette Reynolds Beachner, Nupur Nishith, Rene Saheb, Roberto Colangeli, Rochelle Rubin, Santiago Cohen, Stella Chang, Stephanie Guillen, Susan Evans Grove, Tatyana Kazakova, Teri Fiore, Trisha Classe Gianakis, William Stamos
Location: ART150 Gallery
157A First St. Jersey City, NJ 07302
Entrance is on the corner of Provost & 1st
Gallery is wheelchair accessible.
Hours: October 4-6th, 5-9pm
Saturdays and Sundays in October, 1-4pm