Imagine – two galleries, 18 artists, and 42 works of art in a variety of media. That is what you can expect at the opening of Black & White Erotica tomorrow at the Artfront Galleries’ spaces 95 Broadway. The reception begins at 6 pm. Best of all the majority of the...

In October 2019 Artfront Galleries will present a major show entitled, Femme Fatale. We are holding an open call for submissions in all media and styles. To get your creative juices flowing here is a description of the temptress: A Femme Fatale is an extremely...

Artfront Galleries is seeking work for a new show entitled Black & White Erotica.  As the titled suggests we are looking for pieces with erotic subject matter and NO COLOR. All styles and media are welcome.  If you are interested, please submit images to...

Artfront Galleries is busy preparing our 12th show of 2019.  Mirror, Mirror will “reflect” on the darker, underlying realities of fairy tales, legends, and myths from a variety of cultures through the work of 19 area artists.  The exhibition is so large we will be...

Artfront Galleries is tackling our most ambitious project yet – BROADWAY LIT.  Imagine 4 nights, 3 pop-up galleries lighting up Bloomfield Place in Newark.  Things kick off Thursday, May 2nd with the opening reception for Out Loud curated by Rafael Cuello which...

EXCITING NEWS! As Artfront Galleries previously reported we were given access to two additional storefronts with the likelihood of a third at the One Bloomfield Place Location. The artist response to Chroma 2.0 curated Susan O'Rourke was so great that we are proud to...

No sooner does Artfront Galleries close Divine Feminist, we open Chroma 2.0 just days later,  This is an all abstract show featuring vibrant color.  The artists invite you to experience their work on a more visceral level without using objects to guide your...

Artfront Galleries is planning on producing nearly 30 shows and installations in 2019.  In June we will be doing a two-week pop-up entitled Mirror/Mirror – Fairly Tales Dark Reflections.  Fairy Tales are not Disney, although the mother figure always dies.  They are...