Ringwood Library Exhibits
 Together with the St. Catherine of Bologna Art, Photography and Poetry Exhibition Committee, the Ringwood Public Library is presenting the
photography of artist Elaine Norman. Elaine's work will be on display from
May 16th, 2017 until June 30th. There will be a reception for the artist
on Saturday June 10th, from 1 to 3PM.
Elaine is a Northern NJ (Jefferson Township) native. She has had a love affair with photography her entire life but has only in the last few months begun to participate in exhibitions and shows.
She enjoys all types of photography and is "always willing to work with whatever works with her" but does hold a special fondness for Macro photography. Elaine recently received recognition from St Catherine of Bologna for 2nd place in Macro photography on her first participation.
Though she finds participating in the exhibitions extremely enjoyable, she finds meeting, learning and especially obtaining inspiration from fellow photographers a great experience.
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 Chartered by the State of New Jersey in 1966, Ringwood Manor Association of the Arts(RMAA) is a non-profit, non-political organization with over 250 members. Membership categories are designed to give all members a chance to participate in the organization, which is dedicated to providing visual arts opportunities for interested persons of all ages. RMAA has an international membership, with the majority of our members coming from Northern New Jersey and neighboring New York state. All officers and directors are volunteers who donate their time and energy to further the Association, as do many of our members. With its home in historic Ringwood State Park, RMAA an Officially Recognized Friends Organization (O.R.F.O.) of the NJ State Park System. The Barn Gallery is located in Ringwood Manor’s Carriage House and offers a showcase for artists of all media. Presenting
six exhibitions in 2015, RMAA always welcomes new members and artists.
The 38th Annual Young Artist’s Expo will be held from Satrurday, May 13th through Sunday June 4th.
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 The West Milford Camera Club was founded 1987. Thier purpose is to bring together photographers from West Milford and surrounding communities for a mutual sharing of information and inspiration.
They are also happy to respond to requests from our town and participate in its endeavors.
During the year they hold meetings at 8:00 PM on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month at The West Milford Presbyterian Church at 1452 Union Valley Road in the center of town.
A wide range of photographic interests are shared by the members and we keep an open mind toward the various means of creative expression. Exhibitions, workshops, speakers and field trips are some of the ways we keep ourselves involved in the craft.
http://www.westmilfordcameraclub.org/
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