Listen Up! PSO Exhibition

March 16 - April 9

Solley Lobby | Listen Up!

PSO BRAVO!
Listen Up! Exhibition: Beethoven’s Form and Function

Meet PSO BRAVO! Listen Up! middle school student artists and writers and view their stunning work. Hand-selected for Listen Up! by their teachers, these talented students have created artwork and poetry inspired by the Princeton Symphony Orchestra’s November performance of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7. Celebrate their artistry with us!

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I am Innocent: The Migration Back to Freedom for the Innocent in Prison

For the thousands of wrongfully-convicted men and women in this country, their journey starts with a tremendous shock. They are arrested for a serious crime they had nothing to do with. They ultimately wind up in court and despite all evidence to the contrary, they believe it is only a matter of time before police, prosecutors and the judge will realize their mistake. But that never happens. They are locked away with little chance of ever seeing freedom again while living in the hell of …

Earth, Fire, Water, Ice, Debris: Five Artists Comment on the Environment

Fire, Earth, Water, Ice, Debris features original work by Helena Bienstock, Diane Burko, Anita Glesta, Susan Hockaday, Martha Vaughn and is curated by Judith K. Brodsky. We are in a period of artmaking in which artists have moved out of the attic into the world. In this age of images, artists are using their powerful visual skills to make us aware of the issues in the world around us as well as the beauty. These five artists, each in her own way, have turned their …

Local Women in their Crowns: A Portraits and Stories Community Project

In conjunction with McCarter Theatre Center‘s production of Crowns, directed by Regina Taylor, the Arts Council of Princeton and McCarter have partnered to create Local Women in their Crowns: A Portraits and Stories Community Project. Inspired by the book of the same name from which Crowns was created, this visual storytelling project captures portraits and the shared stories of Black women of all ages and backgrounds in their church hats. The culminating exhibition serves as a celebration of African American culture and tradition on display at …