Student Galleries

BFA Exhibition: UN(DIS)COVERED (Nov. 19–Dec. 12)

The College of New Jersey Department of Art & Art History presents UN(DIS)COVERED, an exhibition featuring the Senior BFA class of 2015. Artists in the exhibition include Christina Behnan, Amanda E. Braxton, Stephanie Chou, Philip Retji Dakum, Marko Gidej, Katherine Kahn, Jenna Ladyhin, Tracy Lee, Christian Lambert, Walta Rouba, Benjamin Schuckman, and Victoria Rose Weiss.…

LINEAR // KATELYN LIEPINS \\ SEPT 3 – OCT 9

Katelyn Liepins, a senior Art Education major, presents an eye-catching installation that explores the element of line. Through the use of lines, she transforms the gallery space and draws attention to the architectural elements that may sometimes be overlooked. Student Gallery 111 Sept. 3 — Oct. 9, 2014 Opening Reception: Sept. 3, 5-7pm

“Photography One” to open Sept. 3

Photography One, on view from September 3—October 9, features student artwork from several photography courses at TCNJ. The images, ranging from portraiture to landscape, explore the concepts of reflection and the lived space. The exhibition takes seemingly unrelated digital photographs and creates a sequence of narratives. These relationships are linked by visual elements including texture,…

(Un)veil Your Presence :: Christina Behnan and Jessica Cavanaugh

Christina Behnan and Jessica Cavanaugh present (Un)veiling, a group installation on view from September 3—21. The artists will showcase a variety of artwork, including painting and printmaking, created during a collaborative MUSE (Mentored Undergraduate Summer Experience) program led by Professor Gregory Thielker Student Gallery 118 On view: September 3 — September 21, 2014 Opening Reception:…

White Noise – Senior BFA Exhibition on View April 30 to May 16

The Department of Art and Art History and the Art Gallery are pleased to present White Noise, the 2014 Senior BFA exhibition, on view from April 30 through May 16. This exhibition of graduating fine arts and digital arts majors explores a wide range of themes from pageantry to escapism and mediums from animal skins…

Since _______ Left.

Since __ Left is a commissioned group exhibition from the students of Photography II/Photography III. Questioning the nature of photography and its relationship to nostalgia, Since ___ Left is an open-ended personal exploration into how the photograph interprets or re-imagines the past. Given complete creative freedom, each student in the class will address this issue as…

Kappa Pi Biennial: Light & Dark on view March 5 – April 17

TCNJ’s chapter of Kappa Pi, the International Art Honor Society, presents its biennial student exhibition. Showcasing work by the chapter’s own members, the exhibition centers on the theme of light and dark. The artists explore the binary in many ways including print media/graphic design, drawing, painting, photography (digital and 35mm), sculpture, and performance art. Artists…

Print Pals: Jennifer Cartagena and Andrew Dean

Jennifer Cartagena and Andrew Dean, senior Art Education majors, present collections of elementary school printmaking created during their Student Teaching Practicum. From March 24–April 2, 2014, located in Student Art Gallery 118, AIMM Building

Jacquilyn Oschell: 5th Grade Printmaking Exhibition

Jacquilyn Oschell, senior Art Education major, presents a collection of student artwork created during her Senior Practicum placement at Eleanor Rush Intermediate School (Cinnaminson Township, NJ). Working with students, parents, and teachers, Oschell coordinated the exhibition highlighting her unique 5th-grade printmaking lesson. March 17–20, 2014 Student Gallery 118

Lens Based 2014: Photography and Video on View January 23 to February 20

Lens-Based 2014: Photography I + Video I celebrates the new Lens-Based Arts major specialization offered by TCNJ’s Art & Art History Department. The exhibition, on view from January 22 through February 20, features student artwork from two Lens-Based Arts foundation courses: Photography I and Video I. The Lens-Based Arts specialization offers digital and traditional practices…