Art in the Atrium
Throughout February, MPAC is celebrating the works of local Black artists of Art in the Atrium by displaying several works on its exterior poster cases. The display features works by Alonzo Adams, Lavett Ballard and Rosalind Nzinga Nichol.
Featured artists: Alonzo Adams, Lavett Ballard and Rosalind Nzinga Nichol.
For 29 years, Art in the Atrium has been celebrating excellence in Black art, with an annual exhibit at the Morris County. Art in the Atrium, Inc. (ATA) is a non-profit tax-exempt volunteer arts organization that was founded by Charles and Viki Craig in Morristown in 1991. Since its inception, ATA has annually exhibited African-American fine art in northern New Jersey, becoming the largest exhibit of its kind in the state. ATA annually awards a scholarship to a promising visual arts student. In 2001 and again in 2016, the organization was named “Arts Organization of the Year” by Morris Arts. Learn more about them at artintheatrium.org
Art in the Atrium
Throughout February, MPAC is celebrating the works of local Black artists of Art in the Atrium by displaying several works on its exterior poster cases. The display features works by Alonzo Adams, Lavett Ballard and Rosalind Nzinga Nichol.
MPAC is now using All-In Pricing. The prices you see on our website now include all service fees.
Ticket buyer and members of the ticket buyer’s party agree to observe and obey all instructions, warnings, or other requirements provided in advance of the event and on site. Please note that current conditions / regulations / guidelines are subject to change based on the status / situation known at the time, and that individual artists may impose their own restrictions.
