Category: Past Artists

All current artists in the NP Passaic Studios.

Mercury Hogan

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I am so pleased to welcome fiber artist Mercury Hogan to the NP Studios Passaic location!

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Statement

Mercury Hogan does not have origins. Born in Hong Kong to parents from the United States and the Philippines, she was raised in seven countries on three continents – a multicultural upbringing that has taught her to question everything and take nothing for granted. The sensation of being an outsider, of taking up someone else’s space, has been one of the only constants throughout her nomadic life.

Mercury has been drawn towards the methodical neurosis and universal necessity of fiber arts since the age of three. In her work, she unites traditional fiber methods from around the world, innovative textile practices, personal narrative, and ritualistic performance. Her existential dread leads her to record every second of her creative process as evidence.

~Mercury Hogan

Contact:

mercuryhogan@gmail.com

 

Eileen Alcalde

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Joins the Passaic studio this month. We are looking forward to seeing her newest creations!

Artist Statement

Eileen Alcalde is a painter and teaching artist recently relocated from Brooklyn to New Jersey. Her work explores the complexity of social and political relationships and human behavior. Primarily working in oil and acrylic paint, Eileen uses bold colors and strong brush strokes to express her conflicted responses to these topics. As a first generation American of Latin heritage, Eileen uses art as a way to explore her own identity while simultaneously exploring the intersectionalities of culture, gender, and race. In addition, Eileen is inspired by her work with youth. She seeks to use her creative practice as a way to empower young people to find their voice through art and connect with their community. She is a strong believer that art and art education should be accessible to all.

~Eileen Alcalde

Contact: eileen.alcalde@gmail.com

Eileen Image

Shavaun Devlin

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Urban Sherpa

During the Flea Market Season- An ever-changing landscape of upcycled pieces can be found at The Brooklyn Flea in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on Sundays. Due to the nature of salvage, each piece is subject to its own unique aesthetic. All wiring and electrical components are new, and are only suitable for indoor situations. Click on the image for more info.
~Shavaun Devlin

Christina Park

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Christina Park

BIOGRAPHY

Christina Park is a professional oil painter who has been showing and selling her work in the Greater New York Area since 1992. Her studio is in New Jersey, where she has lived for most of her life. She has an M.F.A. from SUNY Purchase College and an M.L.I.S. from Rutgers University.

Christina has taught drawing and oil painting at the Old Church Cultural Center School of Art, the Rockland Center for the Arts, Ramapo State College, and SUNY Purchase College. She continues to produce artwork out of her studio in New Jersey.

-Christina Park

Marianne DeAngelis

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My interest in painting arises from a desire to communicate. Color is the essence of my work. A language with it’s own nuances, color speaks through infinite combinations. In unity and isolation, through form, fluidity and rhythm the piece evolves. I strive to free myself from projected thought, and to instead work from an abandon. I simplify and resolve. I attain a momentary truth. Through my work I want to invite an intimate dialogue, a contemplation via the relationship of color.

Marianne DeAngelis

Myra Kooy at Center City Galleries: Reception 4.9.11

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Dear Friends and Colleagues,

“OUT OF THE WOODS,” a two-person exhibition featuring sculptures in wood by Judith Peck and assemblages by Myra Kooy will be installed soon at Center City Galleries at 301 Main Street in Paterson, New Jersey and you are invited to the opening reception, Saturday, April, 9th from 6 – 9 P.M. Situated in the Center City Mall the Gallery reception provides the opportunity for a stimulating family evening. The show runs through April, 28th with hours from 11-6 daily. I hope you can stop by.

Warm regards,

Myra