KINGSTON, NEW YORK – Kingston Pop Museum presents ACID JAZZ, a special exhibition produced and curated by John Stavros, bringing together three distinctive artists – Neil Jarmel, Edward Berkise and Stetz – for an evening where visual art, words, fantasy and music collide.

Like Acid Jazz itself, the exhibition refuses to remain within a single category. Each artist brings an entirely different rhythm and visual language, yet together their work creates an experience built around experimentation, confrontation, imagination and discovery.

The opening-night reception takes place Friday, October 2, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM, bringing together visual art, words, fantasy and live music.

For producer and curator John Stavros, ACID JAZZ continues a lifelong journey connecting art, fashion, music, film, sports and popular culture. Kingston Pop Museum provides a meeting place for artists, musicians and creative outsiders, allowing different forms of expression to exist together beyond the traditional boundaries of a gallery.

OPENING: Friday, October 2, 2026 | 6:00-10:00 pm

OPEN: Thursday to Sat. | 4 to 8 pm

CLOSING RECEPTION: OCTOBER 18TH | 4 to 10 pm

Produced & Curated by John Stavros
Neil Jarmel | Edward Berkise | Stetz
Live Music by Wage Slave Revolt

RSVP: kingstonpopmuseum@gmail.com

Location:
Kingston Pop Museum
672 Broadway, Kingston, NY 12401
www.KingstonPopMuseum.com