“My wife and I first experi-
enced the outstanding art scene
in Hoboken eight years ago at
an open studio tour featuring
the Neumann Leathers Build-
ing and the Monroe Center,”
recalled Boucher. “It was an
amazing experience and one
of the aspects of Hoboken that
I am most fond of. I think the
art scene in Hoboken is still vi-
brant but is constantly being
diminished with each new de-
velopment and increasing rents
that make it difficult for artists
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to work and live here. However,
there is a resurgence that we are
actively taking part in to shine
the light on the Hoboken art
scene once again.”
Field Colony does that by being
more than just an art gallery. It of-
fers artists a place to work with
either open seating for part-time
users or dedicated seating for
monthly members. The facility has
lounge seating and two confer-
ence rooms for private meetings.
All of this is within an art gallery
outfitted with modern amenities.
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