Art Exhibit Opens at Seabrook Retirement Community

A new art exhibit showcasing the work of residents from Seabrook Retirement Community opened May 19 in the Town Square atrium on campus. The exhibit will be on display until May 31 and features more than 100 original art works of arts by residents.

Resident and artist Gerry McEntegart, who has lived at Seabrook for three years, curated the show. Before moving to Seabrook, she was the director at the Art Alliance in Manahawkin. This is McEntegart’s second year curating the art show at Seabrook.

“This year’s show is amazing. I love when we get art that shows different styles and ways people express themselves,” said McEntegart. “When people come in, I want them to think, who would have known these people have such talent”.

The exhibit includes stunning paintings of landscapes, portraits, sculptures and more.

Seabrook is one of 19 continuing care retirement communities managed by Erickson Living. The scenic 98-acre campus is located in Tinton Falls, New Jersey, and is home to more than 1,400 residents. The community offers abundant amenities, hundreds of resident-run clubs and activities, on-site restaurants, a state-of-the-art medical center, an all-season pool and a fitness center. Seabrook was named to NJBIZ’s list of “2017 Best Places to Work in New Jersey.” For more information, visit www.ericksonliving.com/seabroo....

Article written by Asya Robinson

Photo 1: Seabrook resident Gerry McEntegart with her artwork

Photo 2: Seabrook resident Joann Strano painting “Grandpa’s Joy”

Photo 3: Seabrook resident Angela Ricciuti painting “ Burgundy Vase”