Stop to browse our art. Appointments available for private groups.

This lecture has been cancelled & will be rescheduled at a later date to be announced.

“Great-Full: Giving Thanks for the Masterworks and little known Gems that make us happy to be alive.”

Have you ever seen a work that made you stop and think, “How did I live my life without feeling what I’m feeling right now?” Did you ever have the experience of being struck and levitating at the same time by a poem, a piece of music, a painting, a building, a film…even a meal? During this tumultuous year and in these uncertain times, we need to reconnect with the things that make us particularly human…and the best version of ourselves. Join Dr. Edoardo Mungiello as he gives us his personal list of the works that have inspired this talk. But be prepared to BYOB: Bring your own beauty, to share with all of us. For a feast for the mind and the heart before the feast at the table at Thanksgiving, join us for Great-Full.

Limited Seating, 908-614-6195 for reservations, $10 per person.

In the Lounge Gallery “The Works of Chris Pero”

In the Main Gallery Our Holiday $200.00 & Under Show
Featuring the works of  Joe Reilly, Pete Talbot, Val Dyshlov,  Ed Daley, Michael Menendez, Richard Smith, Pat Eisemann, Robert Henne, Tony Hicks, Leslie Daley, Andrea Brooke, Hema Gupta, Jane Gavaghen, Debby Szersin, & others.

In the Central Gallery The Works of Karen Sroka

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A Lecture Presented by Dr. Edoardo Mungiello
“Great-Full: Giving Thanks for the
Masterworks and Little-Known Gems That Make us Happy.
11/21/2020; 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.; $10.00 per person

For Lecture Tickets or Reservations  By E-Mail: Freeholdartgallery@gmail.com  By Phone: 908-614-6195 Or At the Gallery 

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Fall/Winter Hours: Thursday & Friday: 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. Sunday 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Also by Appointment Free & Open to the Public* * excludes Special Events. Show Runs until 1/1/21.

 Browsers welcome! Face coverings required. Appointments available for small groups.

Do your holiday shopping at Freehold Art Gallery where our artists have put together a specially priced exhibit of exquisite art for under $200. Desk art, table art, wall art, photograohs, prints, ceramics and jewelry make unique gifts for teachers, friends and family. Our holiday show runs through the Holiday Season! Show closes January 3, 2021.

Please note the art history lecture scheduled for Saturday 9/26 is cancelled.

The Opening Reception for our new show, show featuring the Works of Chris Pero, will be held on Spetember 12 from 4-6 pm.

Christopher Pero was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1967. His mother was a commercial artist who influenced his art along with artists such as Paul Klee, Gustav Klimpt and master surrealist H.R. Geiger.

Pero paints in Vibrant oil colors in the abstract expressionist form. He fuses nature with the human form and derives most of his images from deep within his Psyche.

Christopher Pero has been painting since 1994 and has no formal art training. He resides with his wife and daughter in Freehold Borough where he maintains his private studio.

Local Artist and Professor Dr. Edoardo Mungiello will present two lectures during the run of the current exhibit.  Seating is limited.  Reservations are required; $10 per person.  Masks must be worn.  No Refreshments will be served.

Call 908-614-6195 for Reservations.

Cancelled : Saturday, September 26, 2020, 3-5pm: “A Town that Survived Itself”: Florence in the Age of Brunelleschi 1410-1450.

               Saturday, October 3, 2020, 3-5pm:  “Bend it to Our Awe or Break it All to Pieces”:  Bernini, Borromini and Rome.

Scott Zoeller is a driftwood artist. His wall hangings & sculptures are featured in this show. Robert Rich expresses the viral theme in three photos from his veiled series. Photographer Debby Szersin playfully explored the idea of a masking.

Mary Caruso Albert’s watercolors of Freehold remain featured in the lounge gallery.

Bring your kids in for a scavenger hunt of items within the artwork.

Show runs through September 6. Stop in! Browsers welcome. Face coverings required.