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New Location: 339 Reade Street, corner with Fayette St, a block away from
Route 35 and Shop-Rite Shopping Center.

The Perth Amboy Gallery Center for the Arts is a non-profit art center located at 339 Reade Street on the
corner of Fayette and Reade Streets of Perth Amboy. Perth Amboy Gallery is operating under the aegis
of the City of Perth Amboy, with the City of Perth Amboy, Mayor Wilda Diaz. The center also receives funding for its exhibitions and programs from the Urban Enterprise Zone, Business Improvement District and an additional support  by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a Partner Agency on the National Endowment of the Arts; through a grant provided by the Middlesex County Cultural and Heritage Commission/Board of Chosen Freeholders. The Perth Amboy Gallery is dedicated to serving and nurturing the creative needs of the local community by providing a multi-faceted art and cultural center dedicated to promoting an appreciation of the arts and the celebration of culture and heritage
of the residents of Perth Amboy. A gallery space provides a facility in which local and regional artists, emerging and established artists and artisans who have made our city their home can  display their talents. From performances by contemporary poets and musicians, the Arts and Crafts festival, the Andes Festival, lectures, workshops, seminars and networking for artists there is something for everyone at the Gallery of Perth Amboy Center for the Arts, a public space where the entire community
has free access.  For more information use Perth Amboy City Hall web-site link: http://www.ci.perthamboy.nj.us.

For classes  please visit link:     http://ci.perthamboy.nj.us/perth-amboy-gallery-center-for-the-art-2010-art-program.html

And if you missed it on TV: Olga M . Bautista on TV on “Blank Canvas”  program to be  available online:

http://ebru.tv/en/p.fullepisode.html?prg_id=156

Join us in Celebrating a New Exhibition at the Perth Amboy Center for the Arts