EXHIBITING IN THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S GALLERY
AND STANBACK HALL:
Robert Toth: An Artist's Life, two- and three-dimensional works:

Local artist Robert Toth, possibly best known for his sculpture busts of some of the most famous and inspirational great minds of the past, has been a working artist for 40 years. His creative talents extend across a wide variety of media and encompass many different themes.

His exhibition at WWVAC, An Artist's Life, reveals the numerous gifts he possesses. Toth graduated from the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art, Newark, NJ, in 1966, where he majored in Fine Art. He continued his study of art through 1975 via formal educational institutions and private studies.

In the mid-1980s, Toth hosted two art-instructional programs featured on local cable channels in New Jersey. The artist has received numerous awards and has been featured in several publications, including American Artist Magazine, Classic Cycle Review Magazine, and Easy Rider Magazine. He has been commissioned by a plethora of reputable corporations, foundations, and individuals for his sculptures.