An Enchanting Throwback in Time – The waterfront and the arts scene are top-notch. Things to Do in Island Heights By Jill P. Capuzzo | | August 21, 2023 | Appears in the September … Continued
An Enchanting Throwback in Time – The waterfront and the arts scene are top-notch. Things to Do in Island Heights By Jill P. Capuzzo | | August 21, 2023 | Appears in the September … Continued
This month, our curator, Harry Bower received the Lifetime Achievement in the Arts award. The Ocean County Cultural and Heritage Commission has created an award category to recognize the extraordinary … Continued
Check us out in this month’s New Jersey Monthly Magazine and Discover NJ Museums: Ultimate Guide to Under-the-Radar Places! “These lesser-known museums are fascinating treasure troves of art, history, wildlife and some of … Continued
John F. Peto Studio Museum is pleased to be featured in the March/April 2022 edition of Fine Art Connoisseur. From the website: A letter from Peter Trippi on the transition … Continued
The New Criterion magazine mentioned our exhibit Trompe L’oeil Meets Surrealism…Escaping Reality in The Critic’s Notebook section. To view the article click here.
This Peto painting, Discarded Treasures, appeared on the cover of the November issue of the Times Literary Supplement, one of the leading British literary magazines.” Here is the link to the November … Continued
What a treat for our Museum to be featured in The City Pulse. In one of the Jersey Shore’s charming Victorian towns sits a restored 19th century house, the John … Continued
Our treasured community and our beloved Peto Museum was highlighted in the Real Estate section of the New York Times. Founded in the 19th century as a Methodist camp meeting … Continued
PBS: STATE OF THE ARTS Master of Illusion: Artist Gary Erbe Clip: Episode 3 | 5m 21s Nutley painter [and past John F. Peto Studio Museum exhibitor] Gary Erbe, works … Continued
The current exhibit at Morven Museum and Garden is like three exhibits in one. In the opening rooms you are introduced to New Jersey artist John F. Peto (1854-1907), a … Continued