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Highlands Art Exhibits
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    • Exhibits Overview
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    • Farmstead 2025
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    • 2024 Maxfield Boonton
    • 2023 Juried Morris Museum
    • 9th Annual 2022
    • 8th Annual Exhibit 2021
    • 7th Annual Exhibit 2020
    • Farmstead 2024
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Highlands Art Exhibits, presented by NJ Highlands Coalition

Purpose and HistorY

The artists who are inspired by the natural beauty of the Highlands region of NJ, NY, PA & CT are advocates for protecting the Highlands natural and cultural resources as much as we who strive for protective policies. For beauty is worth fighting for to protect. The landscapes of the Highlands, the great biodiversity of plants and animals, the broken, half-hidden remnants of the early industrial age that has since returned to forest, the granite outcrops and strewn, truck-sized boulders deposited by the glaciers, the cold and deep glacial lakes and ancient rivers, the narrow valleys crossed by patinated iron truss bridges, the undulating farm fields and wildflower meadows, the “asunals”, the ceremonial rocks placed by the Lenape as wayfinders and to carry the prayers of successive generations — these are the same vistas and scenes that inspired an entire movement in art. The artists of our Juried Art Show and Entr’Exhibits are the inheritors of the masterful Hudson River School. We are so pleased and honored to host their inspired works. Every show is a celebration of their creativity.


ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITS (scroll down to view these exhibits)

The Annual Highlands Juried Art Exhibit began in 2013 as a feature of the Highlands Festival at Waterloo Village in Stanhope, NJ.. Produced and curated through 2019 by New Jersey Highlands Coalition trustee and renowned landscape photographer, Dwight Hiscano — who continues to provide guidance and support — the exhibit continues to grow in stature, the number of submissions, and the quality of the artwork.  In Since 2021 the exhibits have been curated by gallerist and photographer Donna Compton and continue to support THE MISSION of the New Jersey Highlands Coalition to protect, enhance and promote the vital water and other natural & cultural resources of the New Jersey Highlands. 


ENTR'EXHIBITS (scroll down to view these exhibits)

These are held in between (entr’exhibit) the Annual Highlands Juried Art Exhibits as an opportunity to further highlight the intersection of the Highlands natural beauty and the Highlands Coalition’s mission to protect the places that inspire our creativity.  The artists are selected from our past exhibits and by specil invitation.


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NJ Highlands coalition Mission

The New Jersey Highlands Coalition represents a diverse network of organizations — small and large, local, regional, statewide and national — and individuals.


Our mission is to represent their common goal to protect, enhance and  restore the New Jersey Highlands and to preserve the quality and  quantity of drinking water both for the 850,000 people in the Highlands  as well as the more than five million people in surrounding areas who  depend on Highlands water.


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UPCOMING EXHIBIT - Kim Parker: Interior GardenS


ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITS

11th Annual juried art exhibit at Maxfield Engine House

Nov-Dec 2024

Boonton, NJ

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10TH aNNUAL jURIED arT eXHIBIT AT THE mORRIS mUSEUM

Oct-Nov 2023

Morristown, NJ

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9th Annual Art Exhibit

January-February 2023, Basking Ridge, NJ 

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8th Annual Juried ARt Exhibit

November 2021, Boonton NJ

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7th Annual Highlands Juried ARt Exhibit

7th Annual Highlands Juried ARt Exhibit

This 2020 exhibit was postponed to May 2021 due to the pandemic.  Denville, NJ

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ENTR'EXHIBITS (in between our annual exhibits)

ARTISTS AS ADVOCATES SerieS - Maxfield Engine HOuse

March 7 - 30, 2025

Kim Parker: Interior Gardens

Boonton NJ

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Entre'exhibit 2024, Farmstead Arts

January-February 2024  

Basking Ridge, NJ

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Entr'Exhbit 2023 Farmstead Arts

January-February, 2023

Basking Ridge, NJ

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Entr'Exhbit 2022, Farmstead Arts

January-February, 2022

Basking Ridge, NJ

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All art and images on this Web site are Copyright the artists, all rights reserved. No images shall be reproduced under any circumstances.

This Web site content and design are  Copyright © NJ Highlands Coalition - All Rights Reserved.  


 The NJ Highlands Coalition respects the rights of all artist and copyright holders.  Consequently, all works that appear on this website do so with the  consent of the artist/s or the copyright holder.    No image or  information display on this site may be reproduced, transmitted or  copied (other than for the purposes of fair dealing, as defined in the  Copyright Act 1968) without the express written permission of The NJ Highlands Coalition and the artist.  Contravention is an infringement of the Copyright Act and its  amendments and may be subject to legal action.  


CONTACT   NJ Highlands Coalition  508 Main Street , Boonton, NJ 07005       

PHONE:  973-910-2400       

EMAIL:  highlandsart@njhighlandscoalition.org

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