Past Exhibitions

TCNJ Art Gallery Presents New Spring Student Galleries Exhibitions

January 26- February 12 Duality Kappa Pi Member Exhibition Gallery 119 Kappa Pi’s exhibition, “Duality” in the Spring 2017 semester features the work that Kappa Pi members created through The College of New Jersey’s Visual Arts department. The exhibit will highlight the diversity within Kappa Pi, as well as represent the entire art department…

Stay: A Survey of Horses Think Press Opens September 7

TCNJ Art Gallery Presents Stay: A Survey of Horses Think Press The Art Gallery at The College of New Jersey is pleased to present Stay: A Survey of Horses Think Press on view from September 7th through December 11th, 2016. This exhibition is a comprehensive installation of the Brooklyn based publishing project Horses Think Press…

PUSHING EDGES: 2016 BFA Fine Arts Senior Exhibition Opens May 4

From May 4 through May 20, the 2016 senior BFA thesis class presents the exhibition Pushing Edges, an exhibition created by seven women artists investigating notions of identity, politics, and conceptions of art. The totality of work challenges boundaries set from traditional artistic mediums. While some pieces whisper with intimacy, others shout with a raging scream,…

Image Tech: Making Pictures in a Post-Digital Age opens March 9th

The Art Gallery at The College of New Jersey is pleased to present Image Tech: Making Pictures in a Post-Digital Age. On view from March 9 through April 24, 2016, the exhibition features artworks by Trudy Benson, Lucas Blalock, Wade Guyton, Guyton/Walker, Tom Holmes, Sean Paul, Rob Pruitt, Amy Sillman and Wolfgang Tillmans. The exhibition…

A Palette of Pixels: The Evolving Art of Video Games on view through December 13

Through Sunday, December 13, the Art Gallery is presenting A Palette of Pixels: The Evolving Art of Video Games, a major exhibition that explores video games as a medium of artistic expression and communication. Curated by Chris Ault, Associate Professor of Interactive Multimedia, the exhibition features concept art, sketches, and sculptures from video games, as…

TCNJ Faculty Exhibition Explores “Fluctuations” In Contemporary Art

TCNJ’s 2015 faculty exhibition, entitled “Fluctuations,” presents new work by faculty members Anita Allyn, Josh Brilliant, Chung Chak, Dickie Cox, Belinda Haikes, Kenneth Kaplowitz, Kyle LoPinto, Elizabeth Mackie, William Nyman, Jordan Rathus, Philip Sanders, Marcia Taylor, Liselot van der Heijden, & Mauro Zamora. Offered in conjunction with TCNJ’s 2015-16 academic theme–“Change,” the exhibition explores changes…

2015 BFA Exhibition On View May 6 to 22

From May 6 through May 22, the 2015 senior BFA thesis class presents the exhibition Spectrum. Drawing upon the definition of spectrum as a “wide range of varied but related ideas, the individual features of which tend to overlap to form a continuous series,” the exhibition is a culmination of work centering around many levels…

TCNJ’s Spring Exhibition “An Unfixed Image: The Photographic Across Media”

Opening on March 11, 2015, the exhibition An Unfixed Image: The Photographic Across Media will explore the nature of the photographic image and its relationship to embodiment as an object.

TCNJ Art Gallery Presents Iconic Photographs of the Civil Rights Movement

From January 28 through March 1, 2015, TCNJ’s Art Gallery is presenting, Danny Lyon: Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement. The exhibition includes 50 photographs by renowned photographer and filmmaker Danny Lyon, whose 1960s photographs of the Civil Rights movement are considered to be some of the defining images of the era. Born in…

Exhibition of Artwork by Award-Winning Children’s Book Illustrators

The fall exhibition, Visual Voyage: Exploring the Media and Styles of Award Winning Children’s Book Illustrators, showcases more than 50 works of art by renowned picture book artists, including Mary Azarian, Eric Carle, Floyd Cooper, Gérard DuBois, Trina Schart Hyman, Steve Jenkins, Leo Lionni, Ted Lewin, E. B. Lewis, Emily Arnold McCully, Brian Pinkney, Jerry…