Rooted in Bloom
This exhibition is inspired by nature and the energy of movement that flows within it, merging into the sense of oneness.
This exhibition is inspired by nature and the energy of movement that flows within it, merging into the sense of oneness.
This exhibition celebrates a decade of creativity, storytelling, and artistic expression through quilting.
This annual exhibition celebrates the artistic achievements of exceptional Princeton High School students.
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.
This exhibition celebrates the culmination of three years work as an Anne Reeves Artist-in-Residence.
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.
This exhibition celebrates the culmination of three years work as an Anne Reeves Artist-in-Residence.
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.
Two artists who have known each other for decades and have bonded through and beyond their artwork.
All drawings in this exhibition were done live at the shows and the autographs on the signed sketches are the real deal.
Roach has created surrealistic landscapes that incorporate elements of blues music, environment, and cultural folklore into her works to portray layers of endurance, resilience, and creativity evident throughout the journey of African American people.
Two artists who have known each other for decades and have bonded through and beyond their artwork.