Participating artists 2026
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STANDALONE INSTALLATIONS - TISCO - SHOP E - FENCELINE
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A big Thank You! to our Artists for believing in this project.
Come see what’s been added!
Standalone Installations
These are temporary works that will be on display September.
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“Disc-Go-Sphere”
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Artist Amanda Henriksen playful plywood dinosaur standees are scattered throughout the TISCO grounds. They are painted in chalk paint, so you can decorate them. Keep an eye out- you never know where one might be hiding!
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“Pipe Dreams” is an interactive salvaged metal art installation. Users are encouraged to speak and release their thoughts and send them "up and out" through this piece. Created by Otter Designworks.
Booth 79
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“Recycled Bicycle Rack”
Peter Ritter, High Bridge's local “junk man,” created this fully functional bike rack from 100% reclaimed bicycle parts. Welded with care, it’s sturdy, safe to use, and free of sharp edges- giving discarded metal new life with purpose.
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“Sound”
Experience a "re-visualization of sound" with color and form by artist Evan Schlomann.
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Caitlin Servilio makes paintings, collages, and books exploring themes of science fiction and climate change. Her work is about encounters and intertwinings between plants, animals and objects, and her interest in cycles of destruction and renewal over time. She received a BA in Studio Art from American University (2009), a Master in Library and Information Science from Rutgers University (2011), and a Master of Fine Arts from Maryland Institute College of Art (2023). Servilio has exhibited her work in solo and group shows including Persons Unknown in Los Angeles and at the Center for Contemporary Art in Bedminster, NJ. She lives and works in NJ.
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“Pinwheel”
My name is Maya Sorhage, I'm a stop motion animator and mixed-media sculptor. I like to create whimsical narratives that combine comedy and cuteness for people of all ages. My work aims to spread joy through nostalgic memories that keep childhood magic alive throughout everyday life. In addition to animation, I love to explore and work with an assortment of mediums including stained glass, fiber arts, and found-objects, including several large scale public art installations.
TISCO Office Building
Plywood window panels decorate the TISCO Office Building in a way that we do not cause damage to the existing structure. These are assessed and replaced annually.
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Sarafunkdeeart is a New Jersey-based visual artist, mother, and teaching artist whose work explores human connection, emotion, healing, and resilience. Growing up in Lebanon Township, she developed a strong connection to creativity and self-expression that continues to influence her art today. Known for her unique use of mixed media, rich textures, layered compositions, bold colors, shapes, patterns, and expressive movement, Sara explores abstract styles, elements of cubism, and a variety of artistic mediums to create deeply personal and emotionally driven work. Her art is an extension of herself — a way to communicate and connect to the world beyond words. Sara’s work has been displayed in local galleries throughout New Jersey, where she continues to inspire reflection, conversation, and connection through art.
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“Find Joy in the Journey”
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Susan Bromirski is a graphic designer, teacher, and life-long artist who creates work that expresses joy and whimsy energized by her boundless enthusiasm for creativity in all forms.
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Drew Flagler is a videographer and flyfishing guide in NJ & PA. He uses simple shapes and patterns to build up dense scenes from nature.
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Solitude Falls - 2024
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“Gallery Under Main”
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Jeremy is always pushing the boundaries of the immersive creative experience. He is proud to have co-founded the Maplewood Art Walk, Open Orange, the Clinton School Theatre, Inspiring Minds and the WAE Open at the Heidi Gallery, where he also sits on the Art Advisory Board.
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“Hidden High Bridge”
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“We Are All in This Together”
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Iron Forge
Shop E Building
Plywood panels decorate the front of the Shop E Building. These are assessed and replaced annually.
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Collage artist based in Jersey City.
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Live Muralist.
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art is life without it we’d all dead
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“Flwoer Power”
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Joe Waks is a Bayonne-based painter, printmaker, muralist, and multimedia artist whose work blends humor, satire, popular culture, and social commentary. A self-described “painter-provocateur,” Waks finds inspiration in the overlooked details of everyday life, from advertising and consumer products to newspaper headlines, political imagery, and the visual language of contemporary culture.
Fenceline
These are open ended works. Artists get a section of fenceline to install whatever piece they can dream up.
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“Let it Grow”
Nicole Gorka of The Crafting Vegan is bringing your crochet dreams to life one stitch at a time.
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“Apes with Canines”: Inspired by taxonomic classification, Homo (man) sapiens (wise) are part of the Ape Superfamily and Domesticated Dogs are part of the Canidae Family also known as Canines.
When visiting High Bridge Grounds For Art, there would be a high likelihood of seeing someone walking their dog. This Sapien Street Sign installation is a playful street sign highlighting our earthly position as Apes and the dogs we choose to live with.
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Shannon and Mark Laul
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“Date Night 2” : Cyanotype Printed on Fabric
Caitlin Servilio makes paintings, collages, and books exploring themes of science fiction and climate change. Her work is about encounters and intertwinings between plants, animals and objects, and her interest in cycles of destruction and renewal over time. She received a BA in Studio Art from American University (2009), a Master in Library and Information Science from Rutgers University (2011), and a Master of Fine Arts from Maryland Institute College of Art (2023). Servilio has exhibited her work in solo and group shows including Persons Unknown in Los Angeles and at the Center for Contemporary Art in Bedminster, NJ. She lives and works in NJ.
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“Four Seasons of Kinusaiga”
If you’d like to connect with Annie and other quilters, check out the Hunterdon County Quilting Guild
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The Hunterdon County Library System is committed to be responsive to the needs of our community. The library promises a welcoming experience and safe space to serve all residents. We are committed to being an engaged community partner by providing high-quality diverse programs, services, and collections to bring people together, to foster literacy, creativity, experimentation and exploration, and lifelong learning.
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We remember Michelle Lyons Buckner, a truly special member of the High Bridge community.
Michelle and her husband, Joe Buckner, were the kind of people who showed up. They participated in just about every activity and event High Bridge had to offer, always bringing their enthusiasm, kindness, and support. Michelle had a remarkable way of making people feel remembered. She remembered your birthday, your favorite band, the little details that made you feel seen and cared about. She will be deeply missed.
In Michelle's memory, some of her friends came together to create this beautiful David Bowie-inspired rainbow, a fitting tribute to someone who was a big Bowie fan. We are honored to have it on display at Grounds for Art Fest this year.