Author Archives: Ivanhoe Artists

The Ivanhoe Artists Mosaic Inc, was founded by Don Kommit, Christine Conforti, Michael De Patria, Ron Emolo, Al Facas, and Carolyn Sage Martourano. We spent Wednesday nights over coffee and we planned and implemented our art events. In 2006 IAM became a not for profit arts organization, offering continual arts events and providing arts to the community.

Artwalk Aftermath

                  This photo was taken by a friend of Artcrime and Stephan Waldman                 Photo taken by John Edwards Richards   Yes we all agree it was a struggle but it was fun! Now we have to find out how [...]

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Up Next: The PatersonArtwalk 2012

Artwalk 2012 was a Success!   The Ivanhoe Artists Mosaic Inc. is proud to be a part of The PatersonArtwalk May 5, 2012 Rain or shine! We will be at various locations including the well known Ivanhoe Wheelhouse This year featured at Ivanhoe we have the photograph’s by Colleen Gutwein “Time and Tide” Come find [...]

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Frank Jolliffe: Memorial Concert

It is with heavy hearts that we announce a memorial concert in honor Frank Jolliffe, who passed away on February 8, 2012. Please come and enjoy the “joy” he brought to the world with his colleagues and band members “ARTCRIME” The Memorial is scheduled for April 1, 2012 and starts at 1pm. Please come and [...]

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It’s the “Windows, Artscapes and Anything Better than Empty Storefronts” Show

“If you want it done right! You’ve got to do it yourself!” That’s right! Artists have to takeover the world! And we can finally get this show on the road. If you or anyone you know, wants to sponsor a needy window, please contact us at patersonarts@gmail.com. Let’s see what we can do to get [...]

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We Are Losing Our Heritage! in Paterson!

Dear Friends: The City of Paterson is in trouble. For years our city has been on a path toward destitution. Each year we face a continued destruction of our assets because of fiscal misfortune, mismanagement and natural disaster. An example of the persistent damage we witness is in the future of the Royle Mill building [...]

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