A decade deep
“Untitled IV” by Joan Moment, acrylic on panel, 2010.
JayJay gallery has hit the 10-year mark. That means it’s exhibited more pieces of thought-provoking and aesthetically interesting art than The Count on Sesame Street probably even cares to count. JayJay Now and Then serves as the gallery’s anniversary show and includes a look into the past with “vintage” and new work by artists Suzanne Adan, Stuart Allen, Mark Emerson, Ellen Van Fleet, Joan Moment, David Wetzl and others.
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