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THE SEAT OF CREATIVITY

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Thirty works of art on display in a large public arts exhibition along South Livingston Avenue

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The Arts Council of Livingston and the Livingston Business District have come together to present a public arts exhibition, "Livingston: The Seat of Creativity", which is currently on display along Livingston Avenue. Thirty works of art have been selected from over 100 submissions which have been reproduced in vinyl-wrapped aluminum and attached to the public benches. The display will run from Memorial Day through the Fall.”

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JOIN US AT THE AUCTION

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Jan and Raimi Press photographed all 30 of the works and Perry Crimi of Vital Signs installed the vinyl wraps on aluminum sheets

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Barbara Sax, Hugh Mahon and Robert Patton have installed the works on the benches throughout town

BENCH LOCATIONS AND PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

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Map of the benches


1 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave and S. Livingston Ave (Haven Savings Bank)
Nancy Dinar (Highline Windows)
Jan Press (Basin Rock)
Mariette Boerstoel (Feathery Being)
Joanne Leone (Untitled)

40 S. Livingston Ave (in front of Livingston Framers)
Hugh Mahon (Lily Pads)
Louise Wheeler (Pixilated Sunflowers)

43 S. Livingston Ave. (in front of Dunkin Donuts)
Judyann Affronti (Branch Office)
Leonard Merlo (Guitar)
Sue Greenwald (Suncatcher)

163 S. Livingston Ave (in front of Antonio’s strip mall)
Evan Marshall (City on a Hill)
Lynn Manshel (Explosion)
Audrey Bartner (Seduction/Woman with a Hat)

185 S. Livingston Ave and W. Cedar St)
Alexis Rubinstein (Royal Purple)

 

201 S. Livingston Ave (in front of Medical Bldg)
Andrew Burger (One Eyed Susans and Lavendar)
Ivone Martins (Fall’s Feast)
Michal Barkai (Verona Cherries and Overpass)

255 S. Livingston Ave. (Kings)
Irene Feigen (Love is the Answer)
Rhoda Weinstein (Flowers in a Pot)
Stacey Laken (Endless Love)
Barbara Sax (Re-Opening)

280 S. Livingston Ave and Belmont (7 Eleven)
Ali Brief (Faces of Diversity)

301 S. Livingston Ave. and Oakwood Ave. (near Santander Bank)
Bill Sarnowski (Glorious Koi Fish)
Viv Olshen (Family)
Chas Palminteri (Helix III)

357 S. Livingston Ave (in front of Town Hall)
Bob Patton (OK, Your Move)
Joan Speare (Pretty in Pots)
Bud Endress (Horns in a Box)
Ry An (Curiosities)
Martine Kasmin (Laying in a Field of Flowers)
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