ARTeriors
Opening November 7, 2025
2601 Pacific Ave., Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Opening Weekend: November 7–9, 2025
Join us for one of three opening weekend receptions. All dates include light fare, live entertainment, and drinks.
Friday, November 7, 2025 | 5–8 PM | $30
Saturday, November 8, 2025 | 6–9 PM | $30
Sunday, November 9, 2025 | 12–3 PM | $15
Ticket sales are limited to 150 per event date and will only be available at the door if they do not sell out online. We encourage you to purchase in advance!
Transformation through Transition
Atlantic City Arts Foundation will host its 11th ARTeriors, our signature pop-up group art show, in the emergent Farmers Row at 2601 Pacific Avenue. Local artists will transform a former ministry building into an immersive art experience.
By bringing in artists to create installations on-site, hosting opening and closing receptions with activations throughout, and drawing local and statewide attention to the great collaborative efforts to revitalize this corridor of Pacific Avenue, ACAF will highlight the redevelopment active on this block.
2025 ARTeriors Calendar
October 1 ♱ Artist Applications Open APPLY NOW
October 15 ♱ Artist Applications Close
November 7–9 ♱ Opening Weekend
December 12 ♱ Closing Reception
December 14 ♱ Gallery Closes
November 15—December 14 ♱ Free Weekend Gallery Hours (and by appointment)
ARTeriors is about transformation and transition. Artists transform a property in transition into an immersive pop-up group art show inspired by the artists’ interaction with each other and the space.
ARTeriors highlights Atlantic City’s potential for innovation and evolution and aims to shift attendees’ perceptions of the city.
Established and emerging artists are given a unique opportunity to collaborate, work with new mediums, and create large-scale site-specific installations.
Opportunities to participate as an ARTeriors installation artist are shared on our applications page.
Subscribe to our newsletter to be notified of opportunities.
Interested in sponsorships? Contact Michael Atkins, michael@atlanticcityartsfoundation.org.
“Creative venues are crucial to Atlantic City’s development. It’s important that we have public art. It’s important that we encourage local artists. It’s important that we have places where people can participate in creative activities.”