HOBOKEN — “Essence,” an art exhibition by Miriam Untoria and Katie Duffy McGeehin, will be open to the public from August 14 through September 13 at the hob’art gallery, Monroe Center of the Arts, 720 Monroe Street, E208, Hoboken, NJ. The artists will present artwork in a variety of mediums including acrylic, mixed media, plaster, stone, and mortar.
Katie Duffy McGeehin is a sculptor who works in plaster, stone, and mortar. Her carvings of human figures are gestural and expressive. The figures are often dancing, embracing, or meditating. Ms. McGeehin’s freestanding sculptures focus on human interactions and connections to one another, to oneself, and to the earth.
A reception to meet the artists will be held on Saturday, August 15, from 6-8pm. On Sunday, August 16, at 3:30 pm, the artists will discuss their works and will welcome questions from visitors.
Gallery information can be obtained on the website www.hob-art.org and from the director, France Garido, 201-319-1504 or director@hob-art.org. The building entrance is on 8th Street between Monroe and Jackson streets. Free parking is available at the rear of the building on Jackson Street.
Photographs are courtesy of the artists.
Miriam Untoria: “Ones,” acrylic on canvas, 2015
Katie Duffy McGeehin: “By Your Side,” plaster, 2013 (photo by Devin McKim)
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