Beginning Sunday, August 2 to benefit Chicken Bone Beach Historical Foundation

Holtzman Gallery at The Claridge is dedicated to David Holtzman’s late father, Alex G. Holtzman, a painter and avid collector of fine art and collectibles. Located at Park Place and The Boardwalk in Atlantic City, the gallery is an upscale fine art gallery, with original fine art such as sculpture, paintings, limited-edition museum-quality prints, art glass and metal art. Among many artists exhibited are Anthony Quinn, Francis Mesaros Panctures®, Burt Young, David Holtzman, Erte, Shorya Mahanot, Nicola Simbari, John Lennon, Romero Britto, Joe Somers, Steve Kaufman to name just a few of the famous artists inclusive of many local artists, Rusty Silverman, Lennard Hammerschlag, Lance Lichtensteiger, Marcos Monteiro, Bernardo Corman, Paul Papaycik, Evelyn Pino, Alexander Sharkey, Maria Shelton, Rand Snyderman, Jeff Schwachter, Hannah Ueno, with pieces on display at the gallery. Limited FREE PARKING on Pacific between Park Place & Indiana Avenues.
This Sunday, August 2, from 1pm – 4pm, our first “Soulful Jazz Sunday” will be featuring the Keith Hollis Trio, with a ticket donation of $15 which goes directly to CBBHF. Please join Holtzman Gallery for some fine music, fine art and artists. Holtzman Gallery is set in a Museum atmosphere in the Historical Claridge Hotel, which has been restored to it’s glory days, when called “The Skyscraper by the Sea - 1930”. Holtzman Gallery is the largest fine art gallery in the world, where all art is available for acquisition, of which will be partnering with many community non-profit organizations, to help others and begin to pull Atlantic City’s hidden jewels of the Arts together for international recognition.
About Chicken Bone Beach Historical Organization:
The organization was developed to highlight Atlantic City’s musical heritage. Its name is derived from the Missouri Avenue beach where African Americans through the early 1950s were socially restricted. The beach became affectionately nicknamed "Chicken Bone Beach" as thousands of vacationing families flocked to the shore with their chicken laden picnic hampers. The organization’s collection specializes in materials related to African American musicians and entertainers who performed in Atlantic City. The Foundation presents free summer jazz concerts on the Atlantic City Boardwalk on Thursday nights featuring musicians of national and international repute. It also co-sponsors a summer Jazz Camp for young musicians.
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