Fresh Perspectives 2026

Fresh Perspectives 2026

An annual juried high school art exhibition

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The annual Fresh Perspectives juried exhibition began in 1989 to give artistically accomplished high school students a professionally organized museum exhibition experience, and to recognize art teachers for their encouragement and the effective teaching of these talented student artists.

Now in its 37th year, Fresh Perspectives shares superb works in a variety of media including photography, drawing, painting, digital art, and sculpture, created by the Garden State’s most talented young artists. Participants continue to inspire our community with their thought-provoking works and unique perspectives about art and the world around them.

Art teachers from accredited high schools (public or private) in New Jersey are encouraged to submit a maximum of 4 pieces per teacher of outstanding work produced by their students during the fall of 2025. There is no limit to the number of teachers per school who can participate. Note the program does not permit direct student submissions.

Our panel of three jurors selects fifty works for display at the Morris Museum and inclusion in the accompanying online catalogue.

2025 JURORS

  • James Yarosh, Founder, James Yarosh Associates Fine Art Gallery and Interior Design Services for the Art Collector
  • Cyndall Brice, Program Manager of Arts in Community & Education, Morris Arts
  • Leandro Comrie, Artist

Accepted students, teachers, and 2 guests are invited to an exhibition reception and the unique opportunity to interact in the museum galleries with peers and mentors.

Refer to this pdf for guidelines and key dates. Digital submissions due by 5pm Friday, December 5, 2025. Click the link at the top of this page to apply. 

Please email exhibitions@morrismuseum.org with the subject line “Fresh Perspectives” with questions or concerns.

Image Caption: Lilah Carroll, Stretching into the Background, 2024. Oil and chalk pastels on multi-media paper. 23 x 19 inches. Teacher: Marisol Diaz, Dwight-Englewood School. Image used with permission of Lilah Carroll.
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