PARSIPPANY — Lake Hiawatha’s very own Maurice Tobias, alongside other gifted Fine Arts students from the County College of Morris (CCM), is currently gracing Assemblywoman Aura Dunn’s Chester office with a captivating portrayal of Morris County’s scenic beauty.
For the fifth time, Dunn’s office has transformed into a vibrant gallery, showcasing pastel landscapes meticulously crafted by students from CCM’s Drawing 2 class, under the adept guidance of Fine Arts Professor Todd Doney.
Speaking on the initiative, Professor Doney remarked, “This partnership is a testament to the exceptional talent of our Fine Arts students. It not only provides them with an invaluable opportunity to exhibit their work but also allows the community to immerse in the beauty of Morris County through their art. For many, like Maurice, this becomes a cherished first exhibition experience.”
Among the featured pieces is Maurice Tobias’s evocative artwork titled “Lonely Tree”, which stands as a testament to his artistic prowess and dedication.
Other notable works in the exhibit include:
- “Civil Twilight” by Sandra Rojas of Livingston
- “Golden Court” by Jazmin Gamboa of Boonton
- “Autumn Drive” by Bridget Perez of Mount Olive
- “Night Steam” by Emma Ramos of Blairstown
- “Branch” by Stevie Cukor of Morristown
The exhibition, situated at 191 Main Street, Suite D, Chester, welcomes visitors throughout October, between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on weekdays. Don’t miss the chance to experience the splendor of Morris County through the eyes of its emerging artists.
