Taking Artistic License
August 3 - September 7, 2025
The New Jersey Art Association (NJAA), formerly The Millburn-Short Hills Art Center, is one of the oldest art association in northern and central New Jersey, was formed in 1940 as a nonprofit organization with simple purposes.
NJAA as it is commonly known, encourages art education and appreciation; commends the work of its members and other individuals and arts groups; offers opportunities for growth in the arts and the development of local talent, and opportunities for members to show their work in various establishments.
Most NJAA members are visual artists — amateurs and professionals and whatever is in between — who share those goals and a love of art. In addition to mounting their own exhibitions and demonstrations, the association’s members join together several times a year to show their work in such venues as the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn and the Mayo Center for the Performing Arts in Morristown as well as libraries, hospitals, community centers and corporate offices.
NJAA members share the belief that visual art has recuperative powers for its creators and its viewers.
Anyone can learn more about the association by going to www.njartassoc.org
