A POP-UP FOR NOVEMBER
IN ARTYARD’s READING ROOM
at the Bridge Street Residence in Frenchtown, NJ
OPEN to the Public Thurs-Sun 12-3pm through November
FIRST FRIDAY OPENING CELEBRATION
6-8 PM NOV 6th, 2026
SPECIAL PREVIEW OPEN HOUSE ON OCTOBER 24th FROM 5-7pm
closed 11-26/27 for Thanksgiving
Limited Edition Books
FRAMED and UNFRAMED Broadsides for sale.
HERE for UNFRAMED BROADSIDES
HERE for LIMITED EDITION BOOK
HERE for FRAMED BROADSIDES
The Reading Room is a newly renovated space offering a library of art, poetry, and design books meant to serve as inspiration to artists-in-residence. The initial collection of texts, ranging from the traditional to the obscure, was curated by Spoonbill & Sugartown Booksellers in Brooklyn, New York. As the newest part of our campus, the Reading Room will occasionally be the site of pop-up exhibitions, poetry readings, and other community events.The five-unit Victorian building at 12 Bridge Street sits at the foot of the Frenchtown Bridge in the heart of Frenchtown’s shopping district with its bookstore, cafes, and shops.
Now at Hunterdon Art Museum:
The bold, annual Claybash and other equally notable exhibits
by TRIS McCALL July 30, 2026
Reviews of four exhibitions that will run through Sept. 6.
The STEAMROLLER GALLERY was founded in 1996 as an artist-led cooperative space in Frenchtown, NJ.
For a view brief but remarkably eventful years, the gallery was a place for and by artists living in the wings of New York and Philadelphia. Paying homage to the Dogged Determination of the original members, a new initiative was formed in 2022. Two of original founding members, Val Sivilli and Erika Steffen joined up with Susan Mania and Kazaan Viveiros in creating Steamroller Group, an artist collective that pays homage to the legacy of community run initiative in support of artists and the artmaking endeavor. The article below tells a bit of the story of the original Steamroller Gallery.