Past Exhibitions

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…

Hakuna Kama Mama: A Photo-Voice Exhibition presented by TCNJ Women & Gender Studies Department

Exhibition Opening and Reception: Jan. 29, 5:00pm. AIMM 111 Hakuna Kama Mama: A Photo-Voice Exhibition is a result of a three-day Photo-Voice workshop in the rural island community of Nungwi, Zanzibar approximately 75 km off the coast of mainland Tanzania. Ten students from TCNJ, led by Dr. Marla Jaksch (faculty in Women’s and Gender Studies…

ART AFTER DARK 2013

Art After Dark is the inaugural Art Expo presented by TCNJ’s Art & Art History Department! Art After Dark is an evening of art, community, music, and celebration! All of TCNJ’s Art students will showcase artwork created over the semester throughout the entire AIMM building; including painting, drawing, sculpture, film, printmaking, photography, animation, web design,…

Ensky [in-SKYE] & A Nu Show: Presented by the BFA 2014 Class

The 2014 Senior Thesis class is pleased to present “Ensky [in-SKYE]”, an exhibition responding to the influences of the unconscious and the exploration of enlightenment. Using diverse media, each artist considers his or her own perspective on the ways of looking and the impact of the visual. The variety of work further challenges perceptions of…

It Lies in the Past: Sara Seich & Vicky Weiss

The two artists illustrate images of places that were either abandoned or have been haunted by a dark event. Vicky Weiss collages drawings and paintings of images from abandoned places throughout the world. Sara Seich gathered photographs of areas in Jackson, New Jersey where students from the local high school were killed in automobile accidents.…

A Broad Study of London: Art & Chemistry

TCNJ’s Departments of Chemistry, Art, and Art History are pleased to present A Broad Study of London: Art & Chemistry, an exhibition featuring the work of ten study-abroad students: Bryan Borut, Felix Cadman, Steven Douedi, Erica Dwiatek, Chloe Fama, Alexis Jones, Lisa Kennedy, Christopher Kirby, Jacob Levene, and Dylan Nguyen September 3-October 11, 2013 The…