• Alas y Raíces: Princeton Young Achievers

    Solley Lobby – Arts Council of Princeton Princeton, NJ

    Alas y Raíces presents work by students in kindergarten through fifth grade atPrinceton Public Schools through papier-mâché monarch butterflies and painted butterfly compositions on canvas.

    Free
  • Rooted in Bloom

    Lower Level Gallery

    This exhibition is inspired by nature and the energy of movement that flows within it, merging into the sense of oneness.

    Free
  • Gallery opening: Rooted in Bloom

    Lower Level Gallery

    This exhibition is inspired by nature and the energy of movement that flows within it, merging into the sense of oneness.

    Free
  • Charles Evans Scholars Exhibition

    Solley Lobby – Arts Council of Princeton Princeton, NJ

    This annual exhibition celebrates the artistic achievements of exceptional Princeton High School students.

    Free
  • Panel Discussion | Re-visioning America

    Princeton University Art Museum 45 Elm Dr, Princeton, United States

    A wide-ranging curatorial conversation on the past, present, and possible futures of the American nation through the lens of art.

    Free
  • In Conversation | “Silks” by Laura Wheeler Waring

    Arts Council of Princeton Princeton, NJ

    Come listen to an intriguing art detective story. Included in the exhibition at the ACP in celebration of the semiquincentennial is a painting by Laura Wheeler Waring, an African American artist whose portraits of Black Americans are in the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Brooklyn Museum, that has been hidden in an attic for 110 years.

    Free
  • Gallery opening – Ghada Amer: A New World

    Taplin Gallery - Arts Council of Princeton Princeton, NJ

    This exhibition celebrates the culmination of three years work as an Anne Reeves Artist-in-Residence.

    Free
  • Gallery opening – Plant Planet: Two Views of Nature Printing

    Arts Council of Princeton Princeton, NJ

    The forms, patterns and textures of leaves, flowers, roots, fruits, tree bark, seeds, vegetables, and a host of natural objects produce phenomenally expressive, life-sized artwork.

    Free