The Gallery

In the Eye of the Beholder

by Lynn St. Clare Foster

Visit the artist’s website HERE.

A Royal Transformation - person wearing glasses in a Victorian dress with white and red birds flying around them Allie - person on the left wearing a tank top and cross with long colorful hair and person on the right is upside down wearing a teal and brown outfit with short hair, the heads of the two people are next to each other

This exhibition runs concurrently with the production of The Little Mermaid.

The Renee Foosaner Art Gallery is located on the mezzanine level of the theater. Enjoy the Gallery before you attend a performance or visit daily, 12:00–6:00 PM. No ticket required.

Paper Mill is also partnering with One River School on “Part of Our World” A Community Art Project

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“Paper Mill is surrounded by a vibrant arts community. We are thrilled to spotlight local visual artists and engage lovers of the arts with their work,” says Mike Stotts. “We hope that our audiences love it and the artists benefit from the exposure we will be able to provide.” “Visual art is part of Paper Mill’s history,” adds Mark Hoebee. “Antoinette Scudder, one of Paper Mill’s original founders and a visual arts lover, insisted that a gallery be included when the original design was created for the theater in 1934, and local artists hung their work when the theater opened in 1938. It’s a part of who we are that is sometimes forgotten. We welcome it back now with a renewed commitment.