Join us!
I’m excited to be a part of the 18th Annual Hopewell Tour des Arts this weekend! This celebration of the arts brings together more than 50 local artists across Hopewell. Visitors can explore studios, enjoy group shows, and take in live entertainment at several venues throughout town. I’ll be exhibiting with fellow artists at Calvary Baptist Church, and I look forward to sharing my work and meeting visitors during the Tour! Stop by and say hello-- I'd love to see you!
MY EXHIBIT AT MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP!
Retired Princeton Day School Basketball Coach Shows His Artistic Side
THE MONTGOMERY NEWS | By Barbara A. Preston | June 29, 2023
Alan Taback, a long-time Blawenburg resident, was born in Newark in 1939. For 40 years, he coached basketball in Trenton, Princeton, and at The Solebury School in PA. He led the Princeton Day School basketball team to seven straight state championships from 1973 to 1980. During that period he visited the artist Anne Packard, best known for atmospheric seascape paintings. He painted his first painting in her Provincetown, MA studio. “She said I should keep painting, so I did,” Taback said. His early work depicted realistic beach scenes. Over time, his work evolved to abstract works of bold brush strokes and vivid color, painted with acrylics or oils. He says Monet, van Gogh, Kokashka, and deKooning have inspired him.
Through Coaching and Artwork, my hope is that I have inspired people to be their best.
I have been blessed with love of God, family, and friends. It is my wish to share that love with the world.
I hope you enjoy my paintings, and I hope that one touches your heart and inspires you. It is such a joy to be able to share these paintings with people all over the world.
For those of you in and around New Jersey, USA, I invite you to visit my home studio to see my work in person. I’d love to have you — just get in touch.
Alan Taback
ENJOY SOME OF MY NEW WORK!
FEATURING MY SERIES INNER RHYTHMS
For many reasons, I am especially grateful and blessed. I hope that you enjoy my latest series, Inner Rhythms! — Alan
“...VERY MOVING IN ITS INTEGRITY.”
- THE NEW YORK TIMES
