Dr. Edoardo Mungiello will be presenting his talk “Where God Speaks Italian” on Saturday, August 27, 2022 at 3pm at the Freehold Art Gallery. 

“It’s an obligatory thing for tourists to do when visiting Italy:  The Incessant Church trekking.  One can wander into one too many and begin to suffer from Holy Overload.  Dr. Edoardo Mungiello, of the Freehold Art Gallery, has put together a lecture series on some of the innumerable sacred sites  of Italy, but pares down the list to give you some must sees that you may not know, and why you need to get to know the places “where God speaks Italian.”  In these lectures, Professor Mungiello will introduce or deepen your understanding of some of the most unusual and beautiful of them, and they certainly aren’t all churches.  His choices may surprise you.  It will be an idiosyncratic journey and promises not to bore the casual tourist or the expert.  He hopes to invite discussion and join in the fruitful discussion on beauty, the sacred, and identity.

Refreshments included, $20 per person.

The Freehold community enjoyed music, food, fun, shopping and an art show on Saturday during Olde Freehold Day at Lake Topanemus. Thanks to Leslie Daley and all the volunteers who helped make the day happen. Enjoy some snaps of The Freehold Art Society’s Art Walk 2022.

Our show at Wainright House Museum through July presents beautiful art in a fascinating venue. 48 Main St., Farmingdale

Register here for The Freehold Art Society’s Olde Freehold Day Art Walk on August 6 at Lake Toponemus 12-5. Let us know if you plan on displaying your artwork via the Registration Form below!

Lake Topanemous is located on Pond Road, nearest intersection is Topanemous Lake Rd.

Members can show up to 4 works of art, wired and ready to hang. There is no theme for this show. There is no fee, but a donation to the Park Association would be appreciated. No nudes, family friendly art only. You can sell your work or denote it NFS. We will not charge commission for sales. Please mark your prices on the art on a tape or tag. Heavy works and large works should have their own easel.

Drop off is from 9 to 9:45 am in the park. Drive in from the Pond Road entrance. You will be directed to the Art Walk location. Exit is on Robertsville Road. Volunteers to stay for recieving and hanging are greatly appreciated. If you want to stay and enjoy the festivities, you can continue through the park and park your car in the field at Robertsville Road and take the hay wagon back to the festival.

Volunteers who can help with receiving and hanging (8:50-9:50 am) are greatly appreciated.

The festival is over at 5 pm. Drive through pick up is after 5 pm, enter from Pond Road,. Works can be carried out by hand after 4.

Art Society members are also invited to sell cards, prints, other works and crafts and may bring a table.

Register below if you intend to participate and/or volunteer. If possible, indicate Size, Title, Medium and Price.

Please text or call Leslie Daley at 732-614-0065 with any questions or to confirm you can volunteer (am or pm).

Registration Form

Our show is hung at Freehold Boro’s Carnegie Library. Stop in to see the artworks. Our next pick up and receiving at the library is tentatively scheduled for September 12 & 13 per Linda. 

The FAS art exhibit at Wainright house is receiving Friday July 1, 10-12. Pick up is July 30. If you have never displayed your work in this local historic museum, this may be the year! Submission forms are available at drop off.

Old Freehold Day is returning to Lake Topanumus on August 6, and so are we!!!  Freehold Art Society members are invited to show up to four pieces on the Art Walk at Lake Topanmous. No entrance fee. 

Drop off is at 9, enter via Pond Road entrance, pick up at 4. Work can be for sale. You do not need to stay. Leslie Daley will be on hand to supervise. Work must be wired and ready to hang or on its own standing easel. We will send a reminder and registration forms closer to the date. But mark your calendars today.

Freehold Art Society members Jane Gavghen and Karen Martin were juried in to the Guild of Creative Art’s 28th Annual Open Juried Show.

Two of Karen’s works were accepted. She won the Mitchell Award for Acrylics for her piece, B Side 45s. The judge remarked on the work: “A wonderfully intimate capture, this piece is lively and nostagic. It brings to mind the compositional style and quiet draftsmanship of Cassatt. The repetition of forms from the lively eyes and records bring life and playfulness to this image.”

Yay! Should be fun! https://freeholdartsociety.wordpress.com/family-fun-day-at-pattersons-greenhouses/