“Ben Hagari’s Potter’s Will (2015) melds the prehistoric art of pottery making with contemporary video art, reconfiguring primordial myths related to creation and destruction, life and death. In this multimedia installation, organized by Faculty Curator Gannit Ankori, a potter’s rotating studio is on display as both a physical site and a projected sight, inviting the…
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Professor Chung Chak has a photography exhibit at the Chinese American Arts Council Gallery 456 in Soho and a photo-montage exhibition in Richmond, CA
Check out Prof. Chung Chak’s work in two exhibitions! “Looking for Gold Mountain: Lost Chinatowns in the Western States” looks at the sites of former Chinese settlements from the late 1800s and early 1900s. January 29 – February 26, 2016 Gallery 456 Chinese American Arts Council 456 Broadway, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10013 http://www.caacarts.org/dp/?q=%2Fnode%2F15&id…
“What Art Historians Do When They Aren’t Teaching,” Friday Oct 2nd Brown Bag Lecture, 12:30 PM, Mayo Concert Hall
Ever wondered what Art Historians do besides teach? Professors Lee Ann Riccardi and Deborah Hutton from TCNJ’s Department of Art and Art History will describe some of their professional activities outside of the classroom, including working with museums and collections, archaeological investigations, archival research, and writing and editing scholarly books and articles. Prof. Riccardi will…
Art History Professor, Dr. Deborah Hutton to give a talk at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on September 18th
In association with the exhibition, THE ROYAL HUNT: COURTY PURSUITS IN INDIAN ART FRIDAY in FOCUS LECTURE Ritualizing Bravery: The Royal Hunt in Indian Painting and Photography by Professor DEBORAH HUTTON The Metropolitan Museum of Art Sacerdote Lecture Hall, Uris Education Centre September 18 @ 4.00 pm.
Fluctuations: TCNJ Faculty Exhibition 2015
Fluctuations: TCNJ Faculty Exhibition 2015 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, and Mauro Zamora Opening Reception Wednesday, September 2, 5–7 PM Panel Discussion Anita Allyn, Belinda Haikes, Kenneth Kaplowitz, Elizabeth Mackie, and Liselot…