JAMES YAROSH Associates Fine Art Gallery in Holmdel, N.J., has been mounting exhibitions that give deserved attention to women artists who in their time were largely ignored by the male-dominated art establishment. Currently, Yarosh is presenting “Miriam Beerman—Rediscover: A Retrospective Honoring Miriam Beerman (1923–2022).” Beerman, who died in February at the age of 98, had a six-decade career making figurative, expressionist paintings that champion the cause of victims of oppression, whether in the Holocaust, Hiroshima, or Vietnam. In her paintings, human faces, often contorted with suffering, emerge from a densely layered background in which disparate colors swirl and merge, conveying powerful, disturbing energies. Yarosh, who first saw Beerman’s art in an exhibition at the State Museum in Trenton in 1991, when he was a young artist, and then returned to…